0 Kates Point Rd, Trappe, MD 21673

219.435+- Acres Of Prime Eastern Shore Hunting Land With Tillable Fields, T Located in sought-after Talbot County near Trappe, Maryland, this 219.435 acre property presents a rare opportunity to own a diverse and highly productive piece of Eastern Shore land. With approximately 150 acres of tillable ground and former CRP acreage, this farm offers both income potential and exceptional wildlife habitat. The balance of the property consists of mature timber, creating ideal cover, bedding areas, and natural travel corridors for wildlife. This property is a proven hunting tract that supports strong populations of whitetail deer, with the area well known for producing mature bucks. The combination of agricultural fields, timber edges, and secluded pockets provides excellent stand locations and consistent deer movement. Wild turkeys are frequently observed throughout the property, taking advantage of the open fields and wooded sections for feeding and roosting. Water features further enhance the recreational value of this tract. A pond located on the property attracts Canada geese during the winter months and provides additional opportunities for puddle duck hunting. The property also features frontage along Raccoon Creek, expanding waterfowl hunting potential with opportunities to target species such as mallards, wood ducks, and black ducks. This combination of field, timber, and water creates a well-rounded hunting environment that is increasingly difficult to find in one tract. Access to the property is convenient with road frontage on both Kates Point Road and Bambury Road, allowing for flexible entry points and ease of equipment movement. Despite this accessibility, the property offers a high level of privacy, with its size and layout providing seclusion for both recreational use and future improvements. One of the standout features of this property is a small, secluded field located toward the rear of the tract. This area offers excellent potential for a dedicated food plot, additional farming, or re-enrollment into conservation programs. Its location provides an ideal setting for attracting and holding wildlife away from pressure. Importantly, the property is not encumbered by a conservation easement, giving the next owner flexibility in how the land is utilized. Whether the goal is to continue farming operations, enhance wildlife habitat, or establish a private recreational retreat, this tract offers a wide range of possibilities. Large, contiguous parcels with this blend of tillable acreage, timber, water frontage, and strong wildlife presence are increasingly rare on Marylands Eastern Shore. This Talbot County property stands out as a premier opportunity for hunters, investors, and outdoor enthusiasts looking to secure a versatile and productive piece of land.