This property in southern Van Buren County offers prime whitetail, turkey hunting, and all the improvements needed for comfortable weekend stays. The property features a mixture of Oak and Hickory ridges, bottomland timber with Walnut trees near the creek, and rolling terrain with ridges perfect for bow stands. Sitting along Big Indian Creek, this piece of ground is a whitetail hunter’s dream, located in an area with large tracts of land under trophy deer management. As you enter the gated driveway off Quill Road, you’ll find an insulated shed outfitted with rural water, electricity, and a septic system ready for RV hookups. The shed can be a base for extended hunting trip storage or a quick weekend getaway. I’ve had several clients over the years comfortably stay in similar “shed cabins” as they hunt the rut. The property also has a septic holding tank and 30 amp service if you want to hook up an RV. The ridges stretch north and west from the hilltop, offering multiple locations to create food plots or set up strategic stand positions for optimal archery opportunities. The creek along the northern boundary offers a consistent water source and serves as a natural travel corridor for deer. This property’s location within one of Iowa’s premier hunting counties ensures an opportunity for harvesting mature whitetails. Van Buren County, known for producing many Boone & Crockett whitetails, is where hunters come to chase true giants.
