Ask Delmar Wagler
This 74.22± acre Knox County farm, sitting between Bicknell and Washington, is one of those rare combinations where you can fish, hunt, farm, relax, and let the land help pay for the fun. The centerpiece is not one, but two beautiful lakes. The larger 7± acre lake is reportedly 30–40 feet deep, while the second 3± acre lake is reportedly 20+ feet deep. Imagine slipping down to the water at sunrise with a cup of coffee, then spending the evening catching bass, crappie, bluegill, and more as the sun drops across your own private water.
For hunters, the duck-hunting possibilities are off the charts. Two deep lakes, open water, natural edges, and 74 acres of ground give you the chance to create a real waterfowl destination. Deer hunting potential is also strong, with room to shape food plots, set stands, build cover, and manage the property around the hunt you have always wanted. The neighboring property has produced a 160 Class Already. And then there is the income side: approximately 30± acres of tillable ground that can help generate farm income while you enjoy the lakes, hunting, and outdoor lifestyle. Whether you farm it yourself or lease it to a local operator, those acres give this property the potential to help pay for your hobbies. Picture it: early mornings in a duck blind, afternoons fishing for big bass, a cool November evening watching for a buck near the food plot, and then sitting beside the lake as the last light fades away. This is the kind of property where kids catch their first fish, friends tell bigger stories every year, and the investment is something you can actually enjoy. A farm to invest in land for appreciation, play hard, make memories, and let the tillable acres help keep the hobby fund chocked full. Invest. Play. Cash Checks.
