Courtesy: Whitetail Properties Real Estate, LLC
217-285-9000
Located just outside of Erie, this property offers exceptional versatility and opportunities for waterfowl enthusiasts. The main road through town transitions into River Rd, leading toward the Rock River, while Blake Rd provides excellent access around the property and serves as the northern and eastern borders. The property spans 40 acres +/- with 35.8 acres currently enrolled in CRP, with a yearly income of $10,802, making it an extremely affordable investment. The terrain includes shallow ponds scattered throughout, higher ridges, ideal for quickly bringing in gear and blinds, with convenient parking along the tree line. Situated less than a mile north of the Rock River, the property is surrounded by agricultural land, sloughs, and wetlands. The CRP contract may allow for converting up to 10% of the enrolled acres into food plots, offering a great opportunity to enhance the habitat around the multiple shallow ponds. In May 2024, these ponds held knee to waist-high water levels, which historically dry out in the summer. This provides a chance to plant millet during the dry months and hunt the ponds with a food source when the rains return in the fall. Additionally, the property's close proximity to the boat launch on the Rock River and Big Bend State Conservation Area provides access to over 2,500 acres of deer, turkey, and waterfowl habitat, allowing you to hunt state ground in addition to your own property. The property is all in a floodplain and partially a wetland.**PLEASE DO NOT GO ON THE PROPERTY WITHOUT AGENT AND APPOINTMENT**
Located just outside of Erie, this property offers exceptional versatility and opportunities for waterfowl enthusiasts. The main road through town transitions into River Rd, leading toward the Rock River, while Blake Rd provides excellent access around the property and serves as the northern and eastern borders. The property spans 40 acres +/- with 35.8 acres currently enrolled in CRP, with a yearly income of $10,802, making it an extremely affordable investment. The terrain includes shallow ponds scattered throughout, higher ridges, ideal for quickly bringing in gear and blinds, with convenient parking along the tree line. Situated less than a mile north of the Rock River, the property is surrounded by agricultural land, sloughs, and wetlands. The CRP contract may allow for converting up to 10% of the enrolled acres into food plots, offering a great opportunity to enhance the habitat around the multiple shallow ponds. In May 2024, these ponds held knee to waist-high water levels, which historically dry out in the summer. This provides a chance to plant millet during the dry months and hunt the ponds with a food source when the rains return in the fall. Additionally, the propertyâs close proximity to the boat launch on the Rock River and Big Bend State Conservation Area provides access to over 2,500 acres of deer, turkey, and waterfowl habitat, allowing you to hunt state ground in addition to your own property. The property is all in a floodplain and partially a wetland.**PLEASE DO NOT GO ON THE PROPERTY WITHOUT AGENT AND APPOINTMENT**
Courtesy: Kophamer & Blean Realty
815-772-2728
This is a truly unique property that offers both hunting and fishing opportunities! It borders the Rock River and has significant timber areas ideal for hunting both deer and migratory waterfowl. The 141.6 acres formerly enrolled in the Conservation Reserve Program are no longer Eligible. Some of the trees that were planted in this program will be harvestable in the future. There is an old set of farm buildings and residence on the property that are of no value. Check out our website for an aerial tour of the property!
Courtesy: Kophamer & Blean Realty
815-772-2728
This farm parcel is zoned agricultural and is currently enrolled in the Conservation Reserve Program until September 30, 2039. It offers a good annual return and also has a shallow pond to attract wildlife. Easily accessible on a hard-surfaced road just outside the Erie Village limits. Come and see for yourself!
Courtesy: Whitetail Properties Real Estate, LLC
217-285-9000
This is a rare opportunity to own an extremely versatile piece of property surrounded by Big Bend state ground and close to the rock river. Great access points allow you multiple ways to slip into the property. Banks road is a township road that takes you to a shared lane allowing you to drive directly into the property, on the east side you have foot access off of Banks road through the state ground. Coming into the property from the north you have open fallow fields with young timber on the edges with room for additional food sources. The east of this area provides a timber slough with multiple access points. Traveling south it opens up into a 5 acre food plot currently planted with fall clover and winter wheat. There is a hardtop blind nestled into a clump of trees interior of the food plot. To the west of the food plot you have a large field currently enrolled in CRP and a 5 acre timber sanctuary. To the east you have timber and the second of the sloughs. Inside the timber you have a major travel corridor for game coming over a tube crossing in-between this slough and the largest slough. Another hard top blind is located close to this tube crossing.The excellent composition of this property making it a hunters paradise. It's rare to have such and successful history of not only deer and turkey but with potential to hunt waterfowl and fish in Northern Illinois. If that wasn't enough - Big Bend state ground provides 2500 acres +/- of deer, turkey, and waterfowl habitat. Giving you potential to hunt state ground in addition to your own property. **PLEASE DO NOT GO ON THE PROPERTY WITH OUT AGENT AND APPOINTMENT**
This is a rare opportunity to own an extremely versatile piece of property surrounded by Big Bend state ground and close to the rock river. Great access points allow you multiple ways to slip into the property. Banks road is a township road that takes you to a shared lane allowing you to drive directly into the property, on the east side you have foot access off of Banks road through the state ground. Coming into the property from the north you have open fallow fields with young timber on the edges with room for additional food sources. The east of this area provides a timber slough with multiple access points. Traveling south it opens up into a 5 acre food plot currently planted with fall clover and winter wheat. There is a hardtop blind nestled into a clump of trees interior of the food plot. To the west of the food plot you have a large field currently enrolled in CRP and a 5 acre timber sanctuary. To the east you have timber and the second of the sloughs. Inside the timber you have a major travel corridor for game coming over a tube crossing in-between this slough and the largest slough. Another hard top blind is located close to this tube crossing.The excellent composition of this property making it a hunters paradise. Itâs rare to have such and successful history of not only deer and turkey but with potential to hunt waterfowl and fish in Northern Illinois. If that wasnât enough - Big Bend state ground provides 2500 acres +/- of deer, turkey, and waterfowl habitat. Giving you potential to hunt state ground in addition to your own property. **PLEASE DO NOT GO ON THE PROPERTY WITH OUT AGENT AND APPOINTMENT**
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Erie is located in Illinois. Erie, Illinois has a population of 1,377. Erie is more family-centric than the surrounding county with 26.56% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 25.5%.
The median household income in Erie, Illinois is $68,000. The median household income for the surrounding county is $51,969 compared to the national median of $57,652. The median age of people living in Erie is 41.4 years.
The average high temperature in July is 84.6 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 12.5 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 37.2 inches per year, with 29.7 inches of snow per year.
