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If your land qualifies for WRP, or the official term is WRE … you can get $5000 per acre or more , paid to you. Lump sum . Those acres can never be farmed & have further restrictions. Mostly crop land that floods or was a wetland/tiled. —30 year easements & permanent easements!

Not a home , or structure … I found out the prior owner did leave 2.8 acres out of the easement to build a structure … So that does help .

Can you expand on this ? Whats the next step ? Just get them in ground right away … What size do you pull ?

I would have never guessed that WRP would ever sell for 5000 acre ? Keep in mind the current owner probably received 5-7k in WRP easement money ? He’s gonna make bank !!

I personally do not buy those farms .. unless they are just dirt cheap . I like income on my farms (crop or CRP). Then I can justify it to my wife (as an investment)!!;)

In this case I think it is a USFW easement. You cannot plant any crop, minimal food plots, can’t build on it … Pasture only , maybe some cutting of hay after August 1. The land sold after the auction… guessing around $2000/acre .

A 360 acre parcel with a wildlife easement (pasture only.. limited food plots)was on auction today in Minnesota. Nice property, solid duck/goose, good whitetail farm . Mostly pasture with brush and cattail slough, some woods, rolling terrain . $1750 was the highest bid… no sale, reserve not met !

What is the key ? More food ?

Find any sheds ??

I’ve had some luck with Black Hills Spruce in Iowa … & I do cage them !

Did you find some sheds after the burn ?

Looks great , nice sheds !!

This is my Governor….. How embarrassing!

The old “I ordered too many trees”… I know the feeling ! Reality sets in on plans, time & weather.

I ordered some tree stakes from AM Leonard ? Anyone ever tried these? They look like they could be ideal …

Most areas you will need to tube them , or cage them …

How serious of a hunter are you if you give it up for golf ?

The best use is a rollover ? If you have 100k, 200k, 300k? Maybe more to roll into a farm ? You can also own it 50/50 with a non-IRA?

Correct … you have to keep the money in the IRA. However, you can use that money to buy more property in your IRA… It’s complicated, but not as bad as you’d think .

I have land in Self Directed IRA and yes you are not supposed to use it.. you can rent it/crop lease or take timber income off of it . Mine is a 40 acres—you can’t see from the road . I’ve actually never hunted on it, but scooped up some sheds from it . Never seen an IRS agent on it ;) .. once...