000 150th St Stockport, IA 52651

The “Bone Feather farm” is an approximately 108.58-acre property configured with two connected areas for practical movement while hunting. Mature hardwood timber totaling 38 acres anchors the north and south portions, with a 13-acre addition of 100% tillable ground that recently connected the tracts and created a new internal funnel between the two halves. The farm also includes 69.61 FSA crop acres with a CSR2 of 41.6, and annual hog manure applications have been used for long-term soil fertility. A current tenant plants 25 acres in beans, leaving a portion standing through late season.

A branch of Little Lick Creek runs west to east across the southern portion of the property. Two year-round ponds provide water on both ends of the farm. Ground cover includes broom sedge and native grasses throughout, supporting nesting habitat for turkey and pheasant. The timber edges are described as strong turkey habitat, with roosting and strutting areas, and pheasants are present in the surrounding area. Trail cameras have documented a deer over 200 inches harvested on the property and another in the same class, with the property managed under low hunting pressure.

For buyers seeking a working farm and hunting ground, the combination of timber blocks, cropland, internal travel corridors, and consistent water sources can support seasonal hunting and habitat management. The layout also includes ongoing agricultural operations under a current tenant, with listed area cash rent currently in the $185 to $200 per acre range. A neighboring landowner to the north practices QDMA principles.