Sporting & Conservation
A landscape managed for both recreation and stewardship, where productive fields, mature timber, ponds, impoundments, and restored wetlands support abundant wildlife across the property.
Tulip Forest’s sporting character is closely tied to the way the land has been managed over time. Agricultural ground, timber, water resources, CRP acreage, and wetland restoration work together to create a diverse habitat for waterfowl, whitetail, and other wildlife.
272 acres of mature timber, providing cover, habitat, privacy, and strong sporting value throughout the property.
Five ponds distributed across the farm, adding water resources and habitat diversity.
Three managed impoundments with a central well, supporting waterfowl habitat and seasonal land management.
45 acres enrolled in CRP, contributing to habitat, conservation, and land stewardship goals.
A 26.75-acre wetlands restoration project, intended to improve wetland habitat and strengthen the property’s conservation value.
Productive agricultural acreage integrated with wildlife habitat, creating a landscape that supports both farming and sporting use.
Waterfowl and whitetail habitat across the property, reinforced by the combination of fields, timber, ponds, and impoundments.
Ongoing stewardship of the land, with conservation initiatives complementing the property’s agricultural and recreational uses.