This is a rare property for me to sell; very few hunting properties come up for sale in this area. When the seller called me and I pulled the property up on the map, I quickly noticed some key features, and I knew I would love this place when I got to put my boots on the ground, and it didn’t disappoint. The property is located between Waseca and Owatonna on a dead-end road. This was the seller’s home farm for many decades; in June of 2012, the landowner enrolled 65.8 acres of open land in the RIM program and had it planted into native grasses, and it has become a beautiful standing that holds a ton of wildlife from deer, turkey, and pheasants. There are deer beds all over it. I have seen good deer every time I have been on the property. Inside of the RIM acres, there is one 1-acre spot that is allowed to have a food plot established, which would make hammer of a location to hunt over. There are about 3 acres on the south side of the property that currently gets hayed that is not in any program and could also be used for a food plot. The property is surrounded by big ag on three sides which keeps the wildlife close all year, either living on this property or passing through it. Along the entire West side of the property flows Crane Creek and to the west sits 950 +/- acres of the Moonan WMA. If you spend time studying this property's aerial map and the surrounding area, you will quickly see how this property is a super honey hole for hunting and a great place to build your dream home or cabin. The property already has a well-established driveway, power, and a well to the site. The old home was taken down years ago; however, the seller kept the pole shed, and part of it has been converted into a rustic hunting shack for when the family is out hunting the property. The property would allow for two buildable sites in the non- RIM enrolled acres, according to the County. This will make for an excellent piece of hunting land, rural home setting, or hobby farm. Give Bob a call today to schedule your private showing.