We are thrilled to introduce this exceptional hunter’s retreat, a property you don’t want to miss! Rarely does a contiguous property of this size come to market in southeastern Decatur County, Iowa. This secluded property is home to a vast array of wild game including deer, turkey, waterfowl, rabbit, squirrel, raccoon, coyote, fox, and bobcat. Steel Creek runs along the west border, Hog Creek traverses the northern section, and eight ponds are dotted throughout, providing ample year-round water sources for both cattle and wildlife. The balance of the property consists of mature timber and heavy cover perfect for growing and holding large Boone and Crockett trophy deer. The topography and various timber draws create numerous pinch points giving you plenty of opportunities for close encounters with wildlife. Seasoned deer hunters will appreciate the eastern road frontage with easy access to every part of the property with predominately westerly winds in their favor. Located southeast of Leon, Iowa, this coveted Decatur County property is comprised of a perfect combination of land use to hold and grow mature whitetails. The farm consists of 911.63 total acres m/l with 386 acres currently in row crop production carrying a CSR2 of 31.2. In addition to the tillable ground, approximately 248 acres m/l of pastureland is being rented to generate additional income. Rathbun Rural Water has a 4-inch water line that runs along Yukon Road. Visit our website for more information.