Nick Boley

Nick is a Southeast Iowa native and other than a few short years living in Michigan, has lived in the same community he grew up in. Nick's passion for the outdoors started at a young age while quail hunting with his father and grandfather. After a few years of upland/small game hunting Nick started bow hunting the huge whitetails that call Iowa home. Nick also owns a very successful outfitting business, Windy Ridge Outfitting, which hosts trophy whitetail and turkey hunters in Iowa and has become the premier place to hunt in the Midwest. You can check out his website at www.huntwro.com for more information. Nick and his wife Abby live on a great hunting property in famed Van Buren County, Iowa with their 5 kids, Parker, Sophie, Cooper, Drake and Lilah.

 

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Land for Sale by Nick Boley

Van Buren County, IA
This 288 acre farm is located overlooking the scenic Des Moines River Valley just a few miles outside of Bonaparte, Iowa. There is a brand new CRP contract in place on 121.94 acres paying $213.64 per acre for a total annual payment of $26,051.00 thro...
288± Acres
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$1,849,000
Under Contract
Van Buren County, IA
This 114 acre +/- farm is located just 1.5 miles north of Keosauqua right on Highway 1 with tons of road frontage. Situated on the property is a 1140 sq ft farm house, large detached garage, and a couple of barns. There is plenty of good fencing and ...
114± Acres
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$975,000
Van Buren County, IA
This 64 acre property is located in Van Buren County, Iowa and offers great hunting for a farm of this size. It is situated in a nighborhood known for producing giant bucks, the potential of this property is great. The make up of timber and open grou...
64± Acres
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$445,000
Jefferson County, IA
 This 5 acre m/l property is the quiet retreat you've been looking for! Located just 9 miles southeast of Fairfield, IA, this wooded acreage is the perfect spot for a home or cabin.  Located just across the road from Jefferson County's Roun...
5± Acres
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$100,000
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