Located in southern Vigo County, this 159± acre tract lies in an area well known for its abundance of wildlife & outdoor recreation. The property sits in close proximity to nearly 4,000 acres of state-owned ground, much of which is open to public hunting, helping create a strong surrounding habitat base & consistent wildlife movement throughout the area. Access to the property is a major advantage, with entry available from three sides - the south from Darwin Ferry Road, the west from S. Clark Prevo Place, & from the north along a shared levee with the neighboring landowner. A network of well-defined game trails runs throughout the property, many of which lead to the deepest wetland pockets that continue to hold water even during the driest parts of the year. One of the standout features of this property is the approximately 24 acres of developed waterfowl impoundments. When the nearby river rises out of its banks, these low-lying wetland cells are among the first areas to fill and typically the last to hold water - creating prime conditions for migrating ducks & geese. The remaining acreage is planted and managed in diverse native grasses and wildlife cover, providing excellent bedding, nesting, & feeding habitat for deer, turkey, & small game. This property is enrolled in the Wetlands Reserve Program (WRP) - a conservation easement administered by the USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS). WRP properties are restored to natural wetland habitat to improve water quality, reduce flooding, & enhance wildlife populations, especially waterfowl and wetland-dependent species. WRP land can be owned & enjoyed but, certain uses are limited. No row-crop farming or commercial development No residential or permanent building construction Timber harvest and habitat work only with NRCS approval Hunting, fishing, hiking, & recreational use are allowed Land management practices such as food plots, invasive control, and habitat improvements may be permitted.