333
Acres
Plans & Reference
Land, mapped.
Illustrated property plan shown below. Aerial reference and additional maps available to qualified inquirers under NDA.
Property Plan
The Cooper Lake Impoundment is 333 acres of purpose-built waterfowl habitat adjacent to Cooper Lake — three large flooded crop areas laid out in a stepped-levee system, two ponds, a creek drainage running the west boundary, and a cabin site.
This reserve is the portfolio's big-water backup. When the timber dries out or a hard freeze pushes birds off small water, Cooper's coordinated impoundments keep members in the game. Lineage manages water levels weekly through the season.
Corn and millet plots planted every summer, flooded on rotating schedules through the season. Members get fresh setups every couple of weeks.
The property carries live water year-round via the west-boundary creek and two natural ponds — habitat holds birds even in dry stretches.
Interior cabin site for members hunting the impoundment overnight; gravel access from the county road; parking pad by the ponds.
Marked interior tree line separates the impoundment from the pasture — natural windbreak and additional roosting cover.
Illustrated property plan shown below. Aerial reference and additional maps available to qualified inquirers under NDA.
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