Hidden nearly two miles north of Nebraska's Loup River, this secluded 120± acre tract offers a unique blend of productive grassland, mature hardwood timber, exceptional wildlife habitat, and complete privacy. With no public road bordering the property and access provided through a private ingress/egress easement, this farm provides the type of seclusion that serious whitetail hunters spend years trying to find.

Approximately 55± acres have been utilized as productive grass and alfalfa hay ground for many years while offering potential for future dryland crop production if desired. The balance of the property consists of burr oak timber, dense cedar thickets, rolling ridges, and deep wooded draws that create outstanding wildlife habitat throughout every season.

Situated in a highly regarded whitetail area, this property is surrounded by a network of well-managed farms where mature bucks are allowed to reach their full potential. Neighboring corn, soybean, and alfalfa fields provide abundant destination food sources while the property's diverse timber, thick bedding cover, and rugged terrain encourage deer to spend daylight hours within its boundaries. The surrounding area's reputation for producing trophy caliber whitetails has been earned through years of disciplined management and limited hunting pressure.

Unlike many recreational properties where access quickly becomes compromised by changing wind conditions, this tract offers strategic hunting opportunities throughout the season. Existing openings tucked along the timber edge create ideal locations for future food plots while allowing hunters to intercept deer traveling between bedding cover and neighboring agricultural fields. The layout of the ridges allows access from above many bedding areas, minimizing disturbance while providing exceptional stand approach options under both north and south wind conditions.

Beyond its recreational appeal, this farm also offers income potential. The hay ground is currently utilized through a crop-share agreement with a local operator, providing annual income while maintaining the open acreage.

While largely unimproved, the property features a gated entrance, established access road, several existing elevated blind locations, and a blank canvas for the next owner to further enhance the farm through habitat improvements, food plots, additional access trails, or future management practices.

Located approximately:
40 minutes from Columbus
1 hour 15 minutes from Grand Island
1 hour 30 minutes from Lincoln
2 hours from Omaha

Key Features:
120± Acres in a Premier Whitetail Area
55± Acres of Grass & Alfalfa Hay Ground with Income Potential
Dense Burr Oak & Cedar Stand of Timber
Secluded Property with No Public Road Frontage
Excellent Access for Hunting Both North & South Winds
Established Food Plot Locations & Strategic Stand Access
Located in a Proven Trophy Whitetail Neighborhood
Deep Timbered Draws, Rolling Hills & Diverse Topography
Private Gated Entrance with Ingress/Egress Easement Access
2025 Taxes: $1,712.72

S1/2 NE1/4 & NE1/4 NE1/4 25-17-5 COUNCIL CREEK 219 - 120+/- Acres in Nance County, NE

From the intersection of Hwy 39 & Hwy 22, go west on 22 for approximately four miles. Go North on N 350th Ave for one mile, go West on N495th St for one mile, go South on easement road for 1/2 mile.