Option A · Red Road Access · 220 Acres
The East
Tract
The pound-for-pound powerhouse. Every one of the largest bucks ever harvested from this legendary property came from this 220-acre parcel.
Option A · Red Road Access · 220 Acres
The pound-for-pound powerhouse. Every one of the largest bucks ever harvested from this legendary property came from this 220-acre parcel.
The Property
Secured by independent access off Red Road, this tract stands completely on its own as a world-class hunting property. Its genius lies in the terrain: rolling native grasses at the top abruptly drop into dense, timbered ravines below, creating some of the most predictable and repeatable buck movement patterns you will ever find. Mature deer filter out of the deep draws at dawn and dusk with a clockwork regularity that elite hunters dream about.
Multiple springs and year-round ponds ensure deer never need to leave the property for water. These same ponds hold hundreds of largemouth bass and transform each fall into a world-class staging area for duck and goose hunting — making this a true four-season property that delivers far beyond the deer season.
The trail camera history does not lie. Year over year, the largest typicals and most impressive non-typicals photographed and harvested on the entire 540-acre block have come from this efficient 220-acre parcel. The genetics here are simply elite.
Private, secure northern access off Red Road. Completely independent from the West Tract — no shared entry points.
Native grassland prairie transitioning into dense, timbered draws with 100-foot elevation changes creating natural funnels.
Multiple active springs providing year-round water. Pond holding hundreds of largemouth bass.
The main pond provides exceptional staging habitat for migrating ducks and geese every fall season.
Established, proven stand sites positioned on the highest-percentage transition zones. Locations documented over 25+ years.
Every record-class buck harvested on the property over the past 25 years has been taken from this tract.