Excellent waterfowl, as well as whitetail deer and pheasant property with income-producing tillable land in the headwater’s region of the Minnesota River. Tillable acres make up approximately the western two-thirds of this property, ending in a large peninsula that juts into a prime duck hunting slough. The property also has its own smaller duck marsh in the northwest edged by cattails, grasses, and sapling trees. The southwestern corner of the property holds a ring-necked pheasant in the grasses and cattails. The town of Rosholt, South Dakota is located 2.5 miles north on 472nd Avenue and one-half mile east on blacktop SD highway 127. The North Dakota border is approximately 10 miles north, and the city of Fargo is a little over an hour away on Interstate 29. Lake Traverse and the Minnesota border is 7 miles east.
Property Features:
- Approximately 67.58 tillable acres
- Waterfowl hunting
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- Whitetail and pheasant hunting
- Rosholt, SD is approximately 3 miles northeast
- Rental income potential from farming
- Potential to develop wildlife habitat and food plots
- Easy access along gravel roads
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