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$499,000
Bottomland Bucks and Ducks - 105 Acres | Jackson County, Indiana Positioned in the heart of southern Indiana's most celebrated waterfowl and big game corridor, this exceptional 105 acre WRP wetland property in Jackson County delivers the kind of hunting experience most sportsmen only dream about. Bordered by the Muscatatuck River and completely surrounded by tens of thousands of acres of government conservation ground within the Austin Bottoms Conservation Area, this property offers unmatched seclusion, privacy, and wildlife pressure from every direction. Duck blinds are in place along the established flyway - you're hunt-ready from day one. Professionally engineered wetland berms, and a consistent prescribed burn program keeps the habitat in peak condition year after year. The same river bottom timber and wetland edge that draws massive waterfowl flights also produces quality whitetail deer throughout the season. Gated with easement access on two sides. WRP enrollment means wetland infrastructure is already in place. Whether you're looking for a private duck club, a hunting group investment, or a conservation-minded land acquisition in one of Indiana's finest wildlife corridors - this is it.

8000 E County Road 1000 S, Austin

Listing courtesy of Mossy Oak Properties.

$300,000
This 5.82-acre parcel represents a high-quality agricultural investment opportunity located in the fertile plains of Jackson County, Indiana. Currently utilized as productive farm ground, the property offers institutional investors a stable, low-volatility asset with a consistent history of row-crop production. The property is characterized by its efficient rectangular configuration and excellent drainage characteristics, allowing for maximum equipment efficiency and yield optimization. While the primary value driver is current agricultural production, the site's location near the Crothersville town limits and the I-65 corridor provides a secondary layer of long-term capital appreciation. As industrial and logistics footprints expand southward from Indianapolis, parcels with this level of accessibility are increasingly viewed as strategic land-bank opportunities. For the institutional collector, this asset provides an excellent entry point or portfolio "filler" that balances immediate agricultural income with the potential for future "highest and best use" conversion.

6000 S Block Us Highway 31, Crothersville

Listing courtesy of Ellsbury Group.

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