0 County 22 Canton, IL 61520

Illinois Farm & Rec Land is proud to present this exceptional 244± acre Fulton County, Illinois farm, located just a few miles west of Canton. This is a rare opportunity to own a truly diverse, legacy-caliber property that offers everything an outdoor enthusiast could dream of.

One of the most unique and valuable features of this tract is its direct border with Spoon River College, which provides a large neighboring sanctuary where no hunting pressure exists—an undeniable advantage for growing and holding mature Central Illinois whitetails. Properties with this kind of natural protection are incredibly difficult to find.

This farm has been in the same family for generations and has been meticulously cared for, evident in every aspect of the land. The property offers a year-round recreational experience—from springtime turkey hunting, morel mushroom foraging, and fishing, to chasing trophy whitetails in the fall. It’s truly a four-season retreat.

Extensive internal trail systems provide easy access throughout the farm, while established food plot locations are cleared and ready for planting. The habitat is well-balanced with thick bedding cover, travel corridors, and multiple water sources, creating ideal conditions for wildlife.

At the heart of the property sits a rustic, off-grid cabin powered by solar—perfect for deer camp or quiet family getaways. Overlooking the largest lake on the farm, this cabin offers stunning views and immediate access to excellent fishing. The main lake spans over half a mile in length and approximately 7± acres, complemented by additional smaller lakes stocked with quality bass, crappie, and bluegill. The setting is private, peaceful, and truly picturesque.

While the current owners have hunted the farm for many years, trail camera usage has been minimal. Trail camera photos included in the listing were provided by the neighboring property to the north and offer a fair and honest representation of the caliber of deer in the area.

Properties of this size, quality, and diversity are becoming increasingly scarce—and even more rarely come to market. If you’ve been searching for a true “legacy farm” to enjoy for generations, this is a must-see.