We are pleased to present a Medina property that is well known for its trophy deer production. Locally known as Shoemaker Acres, it is the home to the famed 188" Shoemaker Buck harvested in 2017. What is more remarkable is the collection of other trophy bucks consistently taken on this managed farm annually. Dozens of wall hanger bucks have been tagged by friends and family, which is evident by the sampling of mounts provided by the owners' hunting group. Close to the Iroquois and Oak Orchard Wildlife Management areas, the fertile soils not only are classed for intense agriculture but clearly are antler-producing acres for serious hunters. A trail network spanning over 4 miles to four ponds, corn and soybean fields, food plots, wetland bedding areas, pine stands and mature hardwood affords hunters total access to this large parcel of deer haven. Ladder stands and tower blinds are strategically placed for hunter success overlooking corn, bean and clover plots. Deeper into the property, there are ladder stands hidden for transition and rut ambush spots. Four ponds create pinch points and natural funnels for deer movement. The southwest portion of the farm is where the largest ag fields are. These fields are comprised of Galen, Niagara and Minoa, fine sandy loam soils. Rented to a local farmer, a three-year rental agreement is in place, which includes a provision for annual improvements to the land. The residence also has a metal garage and shop big enough for your largest farm equipment or even a coach. Approximately halfway between Buffalo and Rochester and just minutes north of the I-90 expressway at Batavia, this location is central to all three of western New Yorks three largest cities for convenient commuting. Rarely does one property produce so many trophy class deer seasons after season and now it's for sale. Check this one out.
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