TBD 205th Street , Keosauqua, IA 52565(Van Buren County)

Whether for early archery, the rut, or late muzzy - this farm is dialed in to carry through the entire hunting season of October to January. You’ll be confident in enjoying a farm that has been set up and managed by two of the nation’s most respected whitetail experts, Lee and Tiffany Lakosky.This gnarly farm is located in a very desirable area of southeast Iowa, just west of Keosauqua and the Des Moines River, between Pittsburg and Douds in central Van Buren County.Thick, rugged, and built to hold deer, the bedding cover here is wickedwith timber, rolling terrain, southerly slopes, and secluded cedar pockets that give mature bucks exactly what they need to feel at home. It’s the kind of place where you can walk 50 yards and not see more than 10 feet in front of you.Lee has this farm dialed in with 16 acres of food plotssoybeans, clover, and the Perfect 10 fall blend of brassicas and cereal grains. Each plot is tucked into its own zone and connected by a well-built internal road system. You can reach every part of this farm with large equipmentsomething that’s often hard to find on properties this thick and hilly.From a hunting perspective, this tract has all the right ingredients: cover, terrain, edge, and food. Because of its location, the next owner has the ability to hunt an entirely separate deer herd just by taking a short tractor ride from the other two farms in this package.That’s what makes this offering so valuable. While owning one big block of land is great, owning three strategically separated farmseach with its own identity, access, and deer, can be even more effective. Different setups, different winds, different opportunities. It’s the kind of hunting structure that allows you to stay flexible, keep pressure low, and manage your deer across multiple fronts.This is one of three farms that we’re offering for sale within a 5-mile drive of each othera 453, 208 with a cabin, and this 133. Together, these make a turnkey offering of signature hunting farms managed by the Lakoskys, right here in the heart of Van Buren County.