This diverse recreational farm is southwest of Flat Rock, Illinois, just west of IL-1. As you enter the property, you’ll notice a small one-acre open area with young trees that could easily be cleared to create an ideal food plot. This area—or another site closer to the road—would also make an excellent camp location. There is ample space to install a rock pad and park a camper, along with additional vehicles, all without interfering with hunting activities. The convenience of staying on-site throughout the season makes this setup especially appealing.

Continuing east, you’ll reach an approximately 17-acre field situated in the center of the farm. This field is extremely secluded and not visible from any road. It is currently farmed by a local farmer on a corn-bean rotation, with the current owner utilizing the far eastern edge for additional food plots.

Sugar Creek runs east to west along the entire southern boundary of the property, providing a consistent water source and excellent wildlife habitat. An additional feeder creek enters the property from the north at the east end, further enhancing the farm’s natural features.

The property includes approximately 42 acres of timber, managed under a select-cut program on a five-year rotation to generate supplemental income. There remains significant timber value, with the majority of the stand consisting of white oak, red oak, walnut, poplar, and ash.

At the east end of the property, a small food plot with an established water hole creates a prime hunting location. The acreage is sufficient to qualify for landowner tags for both resident and non-resident hunters, making this a highly desirable property for both recreational and investment purposes. Contact Adam Crumrin, Land Specialist, for more information or to schedule a time to see the property. 217-276-2334