Opportunity awaits! This 300 plus acre property has not been farmed, ranched, or hunted in 40 plus years. With access to a rural waterline and co-op electricity, this property could easily become a great rural escape. Under the CRP program, this property was seeded with a hearty blend of grasses that includes Klien grass, Bluestem, Sideoats grama, Buffalo grass, switchgrass and more. Trees include Hackberry, Willow, Cottonwood, Soapberry, and mesquite. Did we mention the wild plums? The soil is a sandy loam and the property sits atop the Blaine minor aquifer. Elevation ranges between 1865 and 1930, so the views of Fisher County and the famous Double Mountains are pretty nice. Wildlife seen on the property includes Whitetail deer, feral hogs, and dove. Tracks of other varmints have been seen and are expected in the area. This area of Fisher County is located in an Opportunity Zone.