100 Blind Springs Road, American Falls, ID 83211

This offering consists of six contiguous parcels totaling 763.06 acres, previously used as dry farmland and grazing ground and now managed as CRP. Approximately 560 acres are enrolled in CRP with about six years remaining on a ten-year renewal, supporting grass cover that was replanted on a portion of the property about three years ago. The terrain ranges from level to moderate slopes with draws, and a two-track provides access to much of the acreage. Minimal perimeter fencing is in place, and the property is described as having multiuse potential, including off-the-grid recreational or residential build sites. Power is not available close by, so solar power or a portable generator is recommended, and a well would need to be drilled for culinary use.

Seasonal access is available off Blind Springs county road, and the land falls within Hunting Unit 73A. The property borders Fort Hall Indian Reservation to the east, with private agricultural land along the remainder except for a quarter-mile stretch that borders BLM ground to the south. It is enrolled in the voluntary Access Yes! Program with Idaho Fish and Game, where landowners specify access conditions that best meet their needs. The listing also notes that adjacency patterns may limit hunting pressure and help create habitat for mule deer and elk.

For buyers looking for off-the-grid use with wildlife viewing and hunting recreation, this configuration pairs CRP-ground coverage with manageable access across a large, contiguous footprint. The combination of seasonal road entry, interior two-track access, and participation in the Access Yes! program can help support planned recreation while aligning with the property’s stated access conditions. Interested parties should plan for independent power and water solutions given the lack of nearby power service.