Now is the perfect time to secure a prime hunting farm in Monroe County, Iowa. This 119-acre property is predominantly timbered, featuring 88 acres enrolled in the Forest Reserve Program and 17.47 DCP acres recently rotated off corn with a CSR2 of 53.8. These open acres are ready for farming or strategically placed food plots to attract trophy-class whitetails. Two secluded ponds within the thick timber provide a protected sanctuary for mature deer, while a seasonal creek, fed by Boyd Branch, creates a natural travel corridor and funnel for big bucks. The diverse timber stands include Oak, Walnut, Sycamore, and pockets of Red Cedar, offering excellent bedding areas. The southern section features native grasses along the creek, supplying ample forbs and woody browse for summer growth. For turkey hunters, this farm is a prime destination, with heavy roosting sign along the creek bottoms, setting the stage for incredible spring strutting action. A flat clearing near the old homestead site offers a potential build location for a hunting cabin, with rural water and electricity available at the road. Easy access from the gravel road on the west side makes this an outstanding timber retreat. This farm offers exceptional recreational opportunities while maintaining long-term investment value. Whether you’re looking to build a hunting retreat, establish income-generating food plots, or expand your land portfolio; this Monroe County farm delivers trophy potential & lasting value.