240 Th St, Fairfield, IA 52556

This is a beautiful, well-improved hunting property. Located near Fairfield, Iowa, and the wildlife-rich Jefferson County, Iowa. The property is extremely well-suited for serious hunters looking to grow, manage, and harvest mature whitetails and turkeys. A rare bonus is that the adjoining land owners on two sides do not allow hunting, and one other adjoining land owner is a serious wildlife manager. Finding that in a small parcel is impossible to find. The property features two kill plots a total of 1.5± acre in size. The established food plots have been planted to clover. This food source attracts deer that live on the property, as well as deer traveling from neighboring private timber. The habitat makeup is a mix of cedar thickets and hardwood timber with groves of white pines. A newly constructed 4-man banks blind is located in a secluded area along a food source travel corridor, making a perfect spot to ambush a cruising buck or strutting turkey on the property. 3 lock on stands are located on the property in well-thought-out and proven locations. This property truly is turn-key for the next owner. With the game-rich populations, established hunting setups, and proven deer quality, this farm is a must-see for anyone looking for a small parcel that hunts big. In the fall the property has deer signs everywhere, and in the spring, the turkeys are abundant. Located at the end of its own deeded lane, this farm offers low-pressure seclusion.