The White River Bottoms encompasses 1,623± contiguous acres with nearly 10 miles of White River frontage, one of the largest privately held stretches along this corridor. Positioned between Fowler’s Point and the historic Pioneer Farm, the property occupies a desirable section known for exceptional wildlife. The landscape offers open river bottoms, seasonal wetlands, and scattered timber, creating strong edge habitat and natural travel corridors. This diversity supports trophy whitetail deer and excellent waterfowl hunting when seasonal floods push birds into the bottoms. Bordered by U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service land and a state Wildlife Management Area across the river, surrounding conservation ground expands habitat while limiting pressure. Two wells allow supplemental flooding during low water, while high water enhances duck habitat. The offering consists of three privately owned tracts marketed together as one contiguous holding, with acquisition flexibility. (A new lodge on 11± acres is available separately.) Large-scale properties with this frontage, habitat diversity, and proven deer and duck history are rare along the White River, making this a legacy opportunity.