Discover an exceptional 28.6-acre property in Bureau County, Illinois, featuring a professionally established black walnut plantation combined with outstanding recreational opportunities and annual income. This unique tract offers the perfect blend of timber investment, wildlife habitat, and conservation benefits. Approximately 1,200 Purdue #1 black walnut trees were professionally planted between 2001 and 2003 and have been meticulously maintained under a comprehensive Forest Stewardship Plan. The plantation is managed by two experienced Illinois foresters, ensuring the long-term health and value of this premier hardwood investment. Beyond its upside timber value, the property is a proven whitetail deer hunting destination. Established food plots attract and hold deer throughout the season, creating exceptional hunting opportunities in an area well known for producing quality wildlife. Bureau Creek meanders through the northern tip of the property, providing a natural travel corridor for deer and other wildlife while adding to the property's scenic beauty and habitat diversity. Adding to its appeal, the property includes 6.3 acres enrolled in the Conservation Reserve Program (CRP), generating approximately $1,890 in annual income while enhancing wildlife habitat and supporting the property's recreational value. Access is provided by two permanent easements, offering convenient entry from both the west and east sides of the property, allowing for excellent access to the timber plantation and hunting areas. Whether you're seeking a professionally managed timber investment, an outstanding hunting retreat, or a property that offers both recreational enjoyment and steady income, this Bureau County tract is a rare opportunity that checks all the boxes.