Hettinger hunting haven

This property features 301.80+/- acres of high quality, very diverse terrain from rolling hills to flat prairie; featuring a wonderful mix of forage, creeks, trees, and ponds. This makes for outstanding habitat for pheasants, grouse, deer, antelope, coyotes and more.  A sportsman’s or nature lover’s delight! An abandoned farmstead hugs and graces the hillside telling a story of the old days; perhaps of a big buck running through the yard or a doe and her fawns nibbling on the tree buds. One can watch a bouquet of pheasant or a covey of grouse walk across or take flight from their perch.  Yes, this old farmstead has stories, and it is surrounded by many different species of trees giving it a shelter from the winds.  Traveling a short distance, you will see a natural spring pond replete with cattails, mature willows, cottonwoods, lilac, and Russian Olives.  The spring pond has an improved dam which can be driven across for easy access. The property has three strategically positioned and well-established tree plantations which offer sanctuary for upland game birds and deer.  A significant quantity and variety of fruits and berries are available for them from the tree plantations and access to water and food is within sheltered distance. Waterways and travel routes are nestled throughout the terrain offering a variety of the area’s natural habitat enhanced by improvements carefully configured to offer unforgettable hunting pleasure. There are five ponds scattered throughout the acreage.  These are fed from different directions supporting the more water to the property.Multiple food plots have been positioned thoughtfully with close-proximity to cover, shelter, and water to enhance the holding capability of the land.Nesting cover has been thought out as well.  Approximately 1/3rd of the property is harvested for hay on a yearly rotation. The property provides significant food, water, and cover while being surrounded by major farm fields of wheat, soybeans, and hay making it an ideal sanctuary and habitat for birds and deer in the broader area. Once the surrounding fields are harvested, further concentration of wildlife occurs to move in and seek shelter.Located just South of Bucyrus, ND, the property is a short distance from Hettinger, ND and Reeder, ND.  The property is on a main road which utilities (water and electric) running next to the property.  From Hettinger you would go west roughly 8 miles then turn at Bucyrus and head south for roughly 2.5 to 3 miles property is on the east side of the road. the property is L shaped  roughlyThis region is well known for it hunting, farming and ranching of the wide-open spaces as one would imagine North Dakota to be.