Discover 276 acres of unmatched outdoor beauty in Crawford County, Illinois. Situated along the Wabash River, this property offers prime opportunities for hunting, fishing, and exploring nature. The Wabash River splits the property, creating diverse landscapes and habitats. The old river channel forms a large slough that defines the eastern and southern boundaries, making this property a haven for waterfowl. Migrating ducks and geese flock to the flooded areas, shallow waters, and wetlands, offering incredible waterfowl hunting. With ideal spots for blinds along the slough, riverbanks, and open wetlands, hunters can look forward to bagging mallards, teal, wood ducks, and more. This property is also a dream for whitetail deer hunters. Evidence of a thriving deer population abounds with heavily worn trails, rub lines, and bedding areas throughout. The diverse terrain, combined with food plot potential, ensures excellent conditions for attracting and holding trophy bucks. Natural pinch points along the sloughs and river create prime stand locations. The property features 225.409 acres enrolled in the Wetlands Reserve Program (WRP), enhancing its ecological value. The WRP allows up to 11.27 acres for food plots, providing additional habitat and hunting opportunities. The remaining 50.59 acres, located primarily on the west side of the river, are not in the program and offer flexibility for other uses. Access is convenient: the non-WRP acres are reached via Mill Street, while the WRP acres are accessed through a deeded easement from W Levy Road. Whether you’re a waterfowl enthusiast, avid deer hunter, or conservationist, this property is a rare find, combining natural beauty with incredible recreational potential. For more details on the WRP program, visit this link. https://www.fsa.usda.gov/sites/default/files/documents/wetland-reserve-program-final-programmatic-environmental-assessment-january-2009.pdf