August 2017Vol. 66, No. 8

Find your account #One account # is hidden inside this issue. If it’s yours, call us and you’ll receive a

$10 bill credit.* Credit must be claimed by August 31, 2017.

Pages 8 & 9

Local Students Return From Washington, D.C. Page 6

4 Lots for Sale - Details on page 15

Safety DrawingContest Winners Page 10

5 TrucksFor Sale Page 4

Thank you so much for awarding a Penny Power Grant to National T.T.T. Society Illinois Chapter AE of Brown County in the amount of $300.00. By receiving the Penny Power grant now, we were able to take advantage of a wonderful summer book sale enabling us to buy 240 books to be given to needy children from birth to eighth grade at Christmas. The Penny Power Grant allowed us to buy 110, half, of the needed books.With Sincere gratitude,Lo Ann OrrNational T.T.T. Society / Brown County

Thank you for your generous grant to buy novels for my classroom. They are already ordered and ready to be read this fall. Without your support, I would not be able to have quality literature for my students.Thanks again, Katie O`Neal, St. Dominic School

Please accept our sincere appreciation to the Adams Electric Cooperative for the generous support from the Penny Power Grant for the John Wood Community College JDub Academy. As you know, JDub enriches the lives of area children through unique and enjoyable educational experiences. Your support creates learning opportunities for boys and girls who otherwise might not be able to benefit from this program.Sincerely yours,Barbara Dietrich HolthausJWCC Foundation Executive Director

The Memorial Garden (at the Veterans Home) is beautiful and changing weekly. We have established one new garden area and are now working on the Peace Garden. With the monies from the Penny Power Grant we will soon be putting mulch on a section of the Peace Garden using our new hand cart. We want to thank you for the grant money we received. Without the assistance of the Adams Electric Cooperative and your members we would not be able to complete many of our projects each year. We hope everyone there realizes how important a part you play in making the Memorial Garden a beautiful area where all visitors can come for a quiet respite. So often, while we are working at the garden, people stop by to thank us for making the garden a special place. One little girl told me it was her “secret garden”. You touch so many people with the grants that you provide to the surrounding community. With Much Appreciation,Janet Enroth and Cathy Shanks, Master Gardeners

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Summer Hours

Due to the hot weather,

Engineering & Operations line

crews will be working from

6:00am-2:30pm from June 26

through September 1. The Adams

Electric Cooperative Office will be

open as usual from 7:30am-4:00pm

Monday-Friday. Summer hours do

not affect normal member operations.

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by Bill StalderManager of Marketing/Member Services

Did you know every cooperative is required to conduct an annual meeting of

the membership? The purpose is to hold the election for the board of directors, share important financial information, and occasionally vote on other matters such as bylaw changes and new programs that directly affect our membership. And, of course, it wouldn’t be an Adams Electric Cooperative annual meeting without great door prizes, tons of vendor booths, fun activities for kids, entertainment, and a terrific meal! Adams Electric’s annual meeting is a community gathering where neighbors can meet new neighbors––or catch up with old acquaintances. As our lives get busier with the “errands of life” and more of our interactions with others are online (via social media), we must renew the value of face-to-face human connections. Very few organizations are uniquely positioned like Adams Electric Cooperative to bring together members of our local communities. Did you know that the population of Camp Point more than doubles on the first Wednesday after Labor Day each year? It’s true. The annual meeting usually draws well over 1,200 people to Bailey Park. If you’ve never attended, you’re really missing out! While rural Americans do a great job of staying connected to our neighbors (in part because we need to), it is not

something we should take for granted. The simple act of smiling, saying hello and shaking someone’s hand truly lifts both parties. To me, this is what the annual meeting is all about. The Cooperative exists to serve its member/owners and that’s why we work hard to make the annual meeting a real social event. Today, our country and our communities face many challenges. Overcoming these challenges will only happen if we come together. Knowing the challenges your electric cooperative is facing is vital to understanding how and why we operate. Attending the annual meeting is a great way to come together, meet employees and directors, and take an active role in the success of the cooperative. Adams Electric’s annual meeting is designed to take care of the important business of your co-op and the equally important business of building a real sense of community. All cooperatives serve both an economic and social purpose. While safe, reliable and affordable electric power is crucial to our mission, improving the quality of life for all members is at the core of what we do every day. (909674-001) If you have not attended the annual meeting in the past or if it has been a few years, we urge you to take the time to enjoy an evening with your co-op family. We get out of life what we put into it. Adams Electric is connected to you by more than just power lines. We are your neighbors, your friends, and your allies. We’re all in this together and we look forward to seeing you at your annual meeting. Mark your calendar for Wednesday, September 6at Bailey Park in Camp Point. Don’t miss it!

Never Attended an Annual Meeting?You Should See What You’re Missing!

Board of Directors:PresidentLyle Waner ......................... LoraineVice PresidentRoger Busen .....................TimewellTreasurerBob Willis ................... Mt. SterlingSecretaryRebecca Barlow ................. ClaytonDirectorAlan Acheson .................. RushvilleDirectorKris Farwell .................... PlymouthDirectorJohn Kestner ........................ Payson DirectorJim Benz ..............................Quincy DirectorLaura Meyer ........................LibertyGeneral ManagerJim Thompson PE ...............QuincyAttorneyCharles Burton ................ Rushville

Adams Electric Cooperative provides safe, reliable service to over 8,400 members in Adams, Brown, Schuyler, Pike, Hancock, McDonough, and Fulton counties. Adams Electric is member-owned, not-for-profit and overseen by a board of directors elected by the membership.

ADAMS OUTLET (USPS 005-220)Published monthly for $2.00 per year by:

700 E. Wood, Camp Point, Illinois 62320. Periodical postage paid at Camp Point, Il-linois and additional mailing offices.POSTMASTER: Send address changes to Adams Outlet, P.O. Box 247, Camp Point, Illinois 62320.

Editor:Laura Bergman

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Office hours: Mon.-Fri. 7:30 a.m.-4:00 p.m.

To report an outage:1-800-232-4797

Local calls dial direct:217-593-7701

Mission Statement:“Adams Electric Cooperative’s

mission is to strive to exceed our members’ expectations by

providing safe, reliable and affordable electric service in a

cooperative and environmentally responsible manner.”

Date change: The Andrew Honey Farm Open House will be held Sunday, August 27 (not August 19). See August Calendar on page 14 for details.

5 TrucksFor Sale

1999 Ford F-350 flatbed 2WD pickup, 124,939 miles, A/C.

2005 Dodge Dakota 4WD pickup, 202,663 miles, A/C.

2002 Ford F150 4WD Extended Cab, 170,724 miles, A/C.

2005 Dodge Dakota 4WD Pickup, 154,184 miles, A/C.

2006 Ford F150 4WD Pickup, 233,691 miles, A/C.

All vehicles will be sold as is. The Cooperative is accepting sealed bids through July 31 at 4:00 p.m. If interested, please contact Tim Brecht at (217) 509-7740.

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Adams Electric Cooperative Director Candidates for Districts 4,5&6Pursuant to the Cooperative’s Bylaws, any 25 or more members acting together may make nomina-tions by petition ninety days prior to the date of the Annual Meeting. At the 2017 Annual Meeting to be held on Wednesday, September 6, directors for District #4, District #5, and District #6 will be elected. The following members submitted petitions for candidacy:

District #4 – James D. Ward of Mt. Sterling District #5 – Kris Farwell of Plymouth District #6 – Tom Travis of Payson

The qualifications of each director candidate were reviewed and ap-proved at the June 29, 2017 board meeting.

Lyle Waner, Board President

Becky Barlow, Board Secretary

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Local students gathered in Bailey Park on Wednesday, June 14, to learn about electrical safety and energy efficiency. This year’s school consisted of an Electricity School sailboat/wind challenge, a Safe City demonstra-tion, and five workshops. Beginners learned the basics of electricity and were able to make an extension cord to take home. Sec-ond year students used a soda can to make their own lamp. Third year students, in the circuits and switch-es class, were taught the basics of house wiring. Fourth year students toured the Brown County Wind Turbine. The final class allowed students to see how the Cooperative uses its mapping system to locate members, maintain equipment and restore power during outages. Instructors were: Laura Berg-man, Pat Boylen, Tim Brecht, Judie Flesner, Duane Jones, Brad Koenig, Mike Ohnemus, Bill Stalder, and Kraig Street of Adams Electric Cooperative; Shelby Crow, Richlyn Hoener, Sheri Merry, and Jeremy Reynolds of University of Illinois Extension; Chris Brassfield, Sherri Fuller, and Carl Fisher of Ameren CIPS; and Haley Dotson, former participant. Electricity School is sponsored annually by Adams Electric Coop-erative, Ameren CIPS, and Univer-sity of Illinois Extension.

68 Students Attended

Electricity School

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Cassadi Forman of Rushville Industry High School, daughter of Chad and Sandi Forman; Grace Tenhouse of Liberty High School, daughter of Boyd and Krista Ten-house; Emily Lucie of Warsaw High School, daughter of Steve and Jennifer Lucie; and Philip (PJ) Hildebrand III from Unity High School, son of Philip and Lori Hil-debrand represented Adams Electric Cooperative and Adams Telephone Co-Operative in Washington, D.C., during the annual “Youth to Wash-ington” Tour, June 9-16. This event, sponsored by the electric and tele-phone cooperatives of Illinois since the late 1950s, is an introduction to our democratic form of government and cooperatives for rural youth. The students met with Con-gressmen and were among 64 rural Illinois youth leaders selected for the trip. The Illinois students joined 1,802 young leaders from across the country. In addition to the Capitol, they also visited Arlington National Cemetery, the Washington National Cathedral, several Smithsonian Museums, the U.S. Holocaust Me-morial Museum, the World War II

Memorial, memorials to Presidents Lincoln, Jefferson, Washington and Roosevelt, the National Archives, the Royal Embassy of Saudi Arabia, the Newseum and a number of other historical sites. Sophomores and juniors in high schools that are within the service area of Adams Electric Cooperative and Adams Telephone Co-Operative are eligible to participate in the an-nual program. To learn more about the “Youth to Washington” Tour go to www.youthtour.coop or www.facebook.com/ILYouth-toWashington.

Pictured from left: Emily Lucie (ATC Winner), Grace Tenhouse (AEC Winner), Peggy Koetters (Employee/Chaperone from AEC), PJ Hildebrand (ATC Winner) and Cassadi Forman (AEC Winner)

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Many businesses use the word “members” to describe their custom-ers. Places like Sam’s Club, Costco and American Express like to refer to their customers as members. With a Cooperative, our customers are our members but they are also member-OWNERS. There’s a difference. Cooperatives are unique busi-nesses because they are owned by you, the member. There are several benefits to being a member-owner of Adams Electric Cooperative. You have a voice in the way we run the co-op. Members elect the co-op’s board of directors and have the ability to run for a seat on the board if they wish. Your vote and participa-tion help shape the direction of the cooperative. You have the right to know how we operate and how decisions are made that directly impact you. Electric co-ops were established to provide at-cost electric service.

Providing safe, reliable and afford-able power has remained our mission since day one. We are not-for-profit. Unlike investor-owned utilities, where the profits go to stackholders, electric co-ops do not earn profits. Instead, any margins or revenue remaining (after all expenses have been paid) are returned to members in the form of capital credits. Capital credit returns are based on each member’s percentage of services used. We are local, community-fo-cused businesses. Because we are owned by the members we serve, electric cooperatives have a strong commitment to our local com-munities. In addition to providing safe, reliable and affordable power, electric co-ops are involved in local community development programs and projects, such as Penny Power, economic development programs, EnergyWyse loans, Youth Tour,

Electricity School, First Responder Training, etc. We are committed to innovation. Electric cooperatives are nimble and able to respond quickly to changing member needs. We are committed to experimenting and innovating in ways that benefit the local communi-ties and members we serve. We are guided by a set of prin-ciples. All co-ops operate according to the same set of Seven Coopera-tive Principles: voluntary and open membership; democratic member control; members’ economic partici-pation; autonomy and independence; education, training and information;

cooperation among cooperatives; and concern for community. These principles guide every decision made by the co-op. It is up to the employees, the board of directors and the members like you to ensure that the principles and values do not fade over time. We invite you to learn more about Adams Electric Coopera-tive. Read your Adams Outlet each month. We do our best to keep you informed in this newsletter. Visit our website at adamselectric.coop. We provide a wide variety of informa-tion on our website to make learning about your cooperative easy. If you

have questions about the Coopera-tive, you’re likely to find the answers on our website. If not, give us a call. We’re always happy to provide more information. And, last but not least, we hope you’ll join us at YOUR Co-operative’s Annual Meeting on the evening of Wednesday, September 6 at Bailey Park in Camp Point. Next month, we’ll mail the Annual Report which provides all the details for the Annual Meeting. See you there!

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Winners Selected!

Thank you to all of our participants. We received lots of great safety tips. Congratulations to all of our winners! Winners will receive a goodie bag of surprises. All participants received a set of earbuds.

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Grilled Stuffed Pork ChopsSubmitted by Laura Bergman

5-6 thick cut boneless pork chops1 cup onion, chopped2 cloves garlic. minced5 cups spinach, roughly chopped1/2 cup parmesan cheese2 Tbsp. olive oil1 tsp. salt1 tsp. pepper

Heat olive oil in skillet on medium high heat. Add onions and stir until cara-melized. Add garlic, salt, pepper, and spinach. Cook until the spinach cooks down, about 5 minutes. Add parmesan cheese and stir all ingredients until cheese is melted. Butterfly pork chops cutting them half way through but leaving one side connected. Stuff the pork chops with the spinach mixture. Hold in place with toothpicks. Grill on a preheated grill for ten minutes a side to cook all the way through. Remove toothpicks, cool and serve.

Freezer CornSubmitted by Darlene Wietholder

4 qt. corn, cut off cob1 cup sugar1 tsp. salt1 qt. water

Mix together in large kettle. Bring to a boil for 10 minutes. Remove from heat. Place kettle with corn in ice water. Stir until corn cools completely; bag and freeze.

Chicken Squash CasseroleSubmitted by Carl Tortorige

6 cups squash, peeled & shredded2 cups diced, cooked chicken1/2 cup onion, chopped1/2 cup green pepper, chopped2 cans cream of mushroom soup2 cans shredded cheeseSeason to taste

Preheat oven to 350°. In a greased 9x13 baking pan, layer ingredients with cheese on top. Bake at 350° for 25 min-utes or until squash is tender.

Pineapple CakeSubmitted by Rose Fitzjarrald

1 box yellow cake mix4 eggs1/2 cup oil8 oz. crushed pineapple with juice

Mix all together and pour into 9x13 greased cake pan. Bake at 350 degrees according to directions on cake mix. Allow to cool before serving.

Cherry Cheese PieSubmitted by James Pioch

1 (8 oz.) pkg. cream cheese, room temperature1 cup powdered sugar1/2 pint heavy cream, whipped1 tsp. vanilla1 graham cracker crust, baked1 can cherry pie filling1/4 tsp. almond extract

Cream together sugar and cream cheese. Fold in whipped cream; add vanilla. Pour mixture into pie crust. In a small bowl, mix together cherries and almond extract. Pour over cheese filling. Chill before serving.

Brownie Mix Banana BreadSubmitted by Laura Bergman

1 cup mashed bananas (about 2 bananas)1/3 cup vegetable oil3 eggs1 (18 oz.) box brownie mix1 cup mini chocolate chips1 teaspoon all-purpose flour

Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Grease 9x5 loaf pan. In a large bowl, combine the mashed bananas, oil and eggs. Add the brownie mix and stir until combined. In a small bowl, toss the chocolate chips in the flour. Fold the chocolate chips into the batter. Pour the batter into the prepared loaf pan. Bake for 50-60 minutes or until a toothpick inserted comes out clean. Let the bread sit in the pan for 15 minutes, then run a sharp knife around the edges and invert to remove the bread. Cool bread com-pletely on a cooling rack before slicing.

Overnight Pasta SaladSubmitted by Doris Moore

2 cups rotini, cooked and drained1 1/4 cups Italian dressing1/3 cup green pepper, chopped1 small red onion, chopped1/3 cup tomato, diced1/2 cup Colby cheese, shredded1/4 tsp. salt or to taste

Cook pasta for 7-10 minutes until ten-der. In a large bowl, combine all of the above ingredients. Cover the bowl and let sit overnight in the refrigerator.

Refrigerator Efficiency Tips1. Keep it full. Unused space means wasted energy.2. Clean the coils on the back of the refrigerator once a year. 3. The refrigerator temperature should be set at 38-41 degrees.

Grilled Stuffed Pork Chops

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Meet Your EmployeesWe’ve featured our directors. Now, let’s feature our employees! Watch for this new column each month!

Jim ThompsonGeneral ManagerWorking for you since 1995

Tell us about yourself! My wife, Michelle and I have three children, Zak, Chad, and Mandy. My hobbies are hunt-ing and fishing.

At the end of a long work day, I like to: Spend it with my family espe-cially my wife, Michelle.

If I’ve learned anything at all... it is to have values that guide your actions and decisions.

What modern convenience could you not live without and why? Electricity. People don’t real-ize how good it is until the power goes out. It touches every aspect of a person’s life for under $10.00/day.

What is your nickname and how did you get it? I’ve had several nicknames. Jimbo and Hank were started by my grandpa. Jimbo Slice was from my kids’ friends. Truck was from my football days.

What was your favorite thing to play as a child? School yard/sandlot football games

Blues in the DistrictAug. 11 & 25 (5:30-9:30pm), Washington Park, Quincy. Every other Friday night from June thru September, enjoy free blues concerts. Bring your own food, drinks & chair or purchase from local vendors. Entertainment for all ages.

Adams Brown County Old Settlers ReunionAug. 12 & 13, Clayton. Chicken & ham dinner, Little Mr/Miss contest, baby contest, water slide, kids’ games, horseshoe tournament, foosball tournament, greased pig contest & parade. Sunday pancake breakfast & church service. UPA tractor pull. (217) 257-5170 or (217) 592-2344

One-Room School DayAugust 13 (1-5pm), One-room school house, Adams Co. Fairgrounds, Hwy. 336, south of Mendon. Visit the school in session. Film on teachers’ experiences. Serving apple cake. (217) 455-4625

Down on the Corner Bike NightAug. 19 (7pm), Down on the Corner, 2449 Hwy. 96N, Marcelline. Staggard performs at 7pm. (217) 964-2512

Brown County FairAug. 1-6, Brown Co. Fairgrounds, Mt. Sterling. Miss Brown County, Little Mr. & Miss, Talent Show, Entertainment by Jason Michael Carroll, Tractor Pull, Harness Racing, Demo Derby & Car Show.

Heroes At HeartlandAug. 5 (9am-5pm), Heartland Lodge, Nebo, IL. Honor our veterans and military. Archery, off roading, trap shooting, outdoor activities & BBQ lunch provided. Free for veterans, active duty military personnel and their families. Register at www.HeroesAtHeartland.us. (217) 223-4313.

Sugar Grove UMC Ice Cream SocialAug. 5 (5-7pm), Sugar Grove United Methodist Church, corner of Sugar Grove Rd. & Rt. 103 near Rushville. Many flavors of homemade ice cream, chicken salad, sloppy joes, pies, cakes, iced tea & coffee. Donation. (217) 289-3378

Benefit Concert for Schuyler Arts Council & Phoenix Opera HouseAug. 5 (7:30pm), Phoenix Opera House, south side historic Rushville Square. German jazz trumpeter Bernd Marquart and pianist/vocalist Schuyler County-born wife, Ellen Peters Marquart, will perform a benefit concert.(309) 333-7169

Hero Central VBSAug. 7-9 (5:30pm light supper, 6-8:15pm program), St. Peters Lutheran Church, 309 Adams, Coatsburg. Pre-K to 6th grade. For more information or to register. Visit http://2017.cokesburyvbs.com/St.Peters (217) 257-8829

Rummage Sale/Bake SaleAug. 11 & 12 (Fri. 3-7pm & Sat. 8am-2pm), Loraine Methodist Church. Something for everyone! Homemade baked goods. All proceeds benefit local missions. (217) 985-5121

St. Rose of Lima Card PartyAug. 22 & Sept. 26 (Doors open at 11am, Lunch at noon), St. Rose of Lima Church Hall, 1009 N. 8th, Quincy. (217) 316-6737 or (217) 222-7219

St. Brigid Sundae SundayIce Cream SocialAug. 27 (11am-2pm), St. Brigid Church, Liberty. Sandwiches, chips, drinks, homemade ice cream & toppings. Free will offering.

Andrew Honey FarmOpen HouseAug. 27 (1-4pm), 2848 E. 1400th St., Loraine. Learn about bees, tour honey house, honey extracting demonstration. Honey available for purchase. Refreshments. (217) 938-4975

Empower ChangeSept. 9 (Doors open at 7pm, show at 7:30pm), The State Room, Quincy. Entertainment by stage hypnotist Rev. William Mitchell. Coffee and desserts by Bailey’s. Fundraiser for Madonna House’s Prevention Services. $45 at door, $40 in advance. For tickets, call (217) 224-7771 ext. 0.

Log Cabin DaySept. 10 (1-5pm), Log cabinat Adams Co. Fairgrounds, Hwy. 336, south of Mendon. Churning butter, rope making, framed puzzle display and quilt show. Serving homemade cookies and lemonade. (217) 430-4434

Calendar of Events

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Schuyler County, IL 40 Acres m/l. Tract offers a combination of hunting and tillable. Fulton County, IL 25 Acres m/l. Good income from this mostly tillable tract. Fulton County, IL 65 Acres m/l. Central Illinois with outstanding hunting and income. Schuyler County, IL 100 Acres m/l. Boone and Crockett producing hunting land. Fulton County, IL 24 Acres m/l. Beautiful secluded home overlooking a pond. Fulton County, IL 210 Acres m/l. The ultimate waterfowl, fi shing and deer hunting propertyPike County, IL 202 Acres m/l. Golden Triangle recreational farm with good income. Pike County, IL 20 Acres m/l. Small hunting property in West Central Illinois. Fulton County, IL 120 Acres m/l. Hunting, tillable and pasture acreage in West Central Illinois. Fulton County, IL 535 Acres m/l. Excellent deer and turkey hunting farm with lodge. Schuyler County, IL 40 Acres m/l. Premier hunting land on Mill Creek in Central Illinois. Schuyler County, IL 114 Acres m/l. Turnkey Lodge and buck hunting farm. Henderson County, IL 40 Acres m/l. Beautiful red pine timber acreage holds the deer. Schuyler County, IL 60 Acres m/l. Central Illinois bigbuck hunting land with metal outbuilding. Schuyler County, IL 99 Acres m/l. Phenomenal Central Illinois hunting tract on the Lamoine River. Schuyler County, IL 104 Acres m/l. Great deer and turkey hunting farm. Schuyler County, IL 69 Acres m/l. Wellrounded hunting and investment tract in Illinois. Fulton County, IL 1,023 Acres m/l. Diverse Central Illinois hunting property. Fulton County, IL 250 Acres m/l. Scenic Central Illinois big timer tract that holds the big bucks. Fulton County, IL 50 Acres m/l. Excellent hunting and tillable tract in Illinois. Fulton County, IL 130 Acres m/l. A whitetail hunter’s dream property in Central Illinois. Schuyler County, IL 66 Acres m/l. Illinois bigbuck hunting property priced to sell fast. Fulton County, IL 2, 855 Acres m/l. A complete hunting and farmland tract, has it all. Fulton County, IL 20 Acres m/l. Great building site in a secluded location. Fulton County, IL 73 Acres m/l. An excellent hunting farm with holding power. Knox County, IL 26 Acres m/l. Incredible building or campsite overlooking large pond. Mercer County, IL 155 Acres m/l. Familyowned farm with outstanding hunting history. Brown County, IL 501 Acres m/l. Very wellmanaged hunting property with beautiful lodge. Brown County, IL 120 Acres m/l. Hunting tract on Mckee Creek. Henderson County, IL 29 Acres m/l. Great cover in the Mississippi River Bottoms. Knox County, IL 33 Acres m/l. Beautiful country home on lovely acreage. Brown County, IL 137 Acres m/l. Buckhorn Township bigbuck architecture. Brown County, IL 102 Acres m/l. The complete package hunting, income, and more. Henderson County, IL 128 Acres m/l. Outstanding recreational opportunities here. Schuyler County, IL 80 Acres m/l. Premier hunting area for the record book bucks. Schuyler County, IL 40 Acres m/l. Wellrounded hunting tract. Schuyler County, IL 40 Acres m/l. Outstanding hunting opportunities here. Marshall County, IL 192 Acres m/l. Hunting tract with loads of options and potential. Schuyler County, IL 30 Acres m/l. 100% Hardwood timber hunting property. Schuyler County, IL 96 Acres m/l. Food plots, trail system, and outstanding deer habitat. Peoria County, IL 70 Acres m/l. Property has great history. Marshall County, IL 98 Acres m/l. Excellent waterfowl and deer hunting on the Illinois River. Marshall County, IL 146 Acres m/l. Topnotch hunting farm and home. Henry County, IL 38 Acres m/l. Enjoy the outdoors on this property. Adams County, IL 13 Acres m/l. All tillable tract. Fulton County, IL 46 Acres m/l. Outstanding property in the heart of bigbuck country. Hancock County, IL 30 Acres m/l. Great getaway spot in a Boone & Crockett area. Henderson County, IL 246 Acres m/l. Excellent duck and whitetail hunting tract. Henderson County, IL 137 Acres m/l. Prime waterfowl hunting farm. Henderson County, IL 77 Acres m/l. Good deer and prime waterfowl hunting piece. Fulton County, IL 115 Acres m/l. Great combination of hunting and income on this farm.

Peoria County, IL 14 Acres m/l. Ranch home with outbuildings. Henderson County, IL 22 Acres m/l. Shoot your limit of ducks easily here. Hancock County, IL 80 Acres m/l. Highcaliber hunting farm. Schuyler County, IL 99 Acres m/l. Prime hunting land. Henderson County, IL 104 Acres m/l. Wellrounded hunting property. McDonough County, IL 240 Acres m/l. Home and acreage along the Lamoine River. Schuyler County, IL 29 Acres m/l. Fabulous whitetail habitat offers big hunting in a small package. Hancock County, IL Midwest Extreme Hunting Lodge and outfi tting business. Hancock County, IL 30 Acres m/l. Seclusion, abundant wildlife and more. Peoria County, IL 45 Acres m/l. Marketable timber, building sites and outstanding hunting. Fulton County, IL 32 Acres m/l. Spoon River Bluff hunting tract with Cabin. Fulton County, IL 100 Acres m/l. Outstanding hunting and high income potential. Fulton County, IL 55 Acres m/l. Hunting and tillable with Spoon River frontage and home site. Fulton County, IL 45 Acres m/l. Outstanding tillable investment potential in a small tract. Adams County, IL 53 Acres m/l. Good mix of CRP and tillable. Knox County, IL 123 Acres m/l. Beautiful whitetail habitat. Fulton County, IL 80 Acres m/l. A hunting and fi shing dream property. Fulton County, IL 40 Acres m/l. Prime hunting tract in bigbuck country. Knox County, IL 49 Acres m/l. Plenty of privacy and seclusion on this hunting tract. Fulton County, IL 80 Acres m/l. Lots of diverse habitat on this farm.

Fulton County, IL 65 Acres m/l. Central Illinois with outstanding hunting and income. Schuyler County, IL 100 Acres m/l. Boone and Crockett producing hunting land. Fulton County, IL 24 Acres m/l. Beautiful secluded home overlooking a pond. Fulton County, IL 210 Acres m/l. The ultimate waterfowl, fi shing and deer hunting propertyPike County, IL 202 Acres m/l. Golden Triangle recreational farm with good income. Pike County, IL 20 Acres m/l. Small hunting property in West Central Illinois. Fulton County, IL 120 Acres m/l. Hunting, tillable and pasture acreage in West Central Illinois. Fulton County, IL 535 Acres m/l. Excellent deer and turkey hunting farm with lodge. Schuyler County, IL 40 Acres m/l. Premier hunting land on Mill Creek in Central Illinois. Schuyler County, IL 114 Acres m/l. Turnkey Lodge and buck hunting farm. Henderson County, IL 40 Acres m/l. Beautiful red pine timber acreage holds the deer. Schuyler County, IL 60 Acres m/l. Central Illinois bigbuck hunting land with metal outbuilding. Schuyler County, IL 99 Acres m/l. Phenomenal Central Illinois hunting tract on the Lamoine River.

Schuyler County, IL 69 Acres m/l. Wellrounded hunting and investment tract in Illinois.

Fulton County, IL 250 Acres m/l. Scenic Central Illinois big timer tract that holds the big bucks.

Fulton County, IL 130 Acres m/l. A whitetail hunter’s dream property in Central Illinois.

Henderson County, IL 22 Acres m/l. Shoot your limit of ducks easily here. Hancock County, IL 80 Acres m/l. Highcaliber hunting farm. Schuyler County, IL 99 Acres m/l. Prime hunting land. Henderson County, IL 104 Acres m/l. Wellrounded hunting property. McDonough County, IL 240 Acres m/l. Home and acreage along the Lamoine River. Schuyler County, IL 29 Acres m/l. Fabulous whitetail habitat offers big hunting in a small package. Hancock County, IL Midwest Extreme Hunting Lodge and outfi tting business. Hancock County, IL 30 Acres m/l. Seclusion, abundant wildlife and more. Peoria County, IL 45 Acres m/l. Marketable timber, building sites and outstanding hunting. Fulton County, IL 32 Acres m/l. Spoon River Bluff hunting tract with Cabin. Fulton County, IL 100 Acres m/l. Outstanding hunting and high income potential. Fulton County, IL 55 Acres m/l. Hunting and tillable with Spoon River frontage and home site. Fulton County, IL 45 Acres m/l. Outstanding tillable investment potential in a small tract. Adams County, IL 53 Acres m/l. Good mix of CRP and tillable. Knox County, IL 123 Acres m/l. Beautiful whitetail habitat. Fulton County, IL 80 Acres m/l. A hunting and fi shing dream property. Fulton County, IL 40 Acres m/l. Prime hunting tract in bigbuck country. Knox County, IL 49 Acres m/l. Plenty of privacy and seclusion on this hunting tract.

Schuyler County, IL 40 Acres m/l. Premier hunting land on Mill Creek in Central Illinois. Schuyler County, IL 114 Acres m/l. Turnkey Lodge and buck hunting farm. Henderson County, IL 40 Acres m/l. Beautiful red pine timber acreage holds the deer. Schuyler County, IL 60 Acres m/l. Central Illinois bigbuck hunting land with metal outbuilding. Schuyler County, IL 99 Acres m/l. Phenomenal Central Illinois hunting tract on the Lamoine River. Schuyler County, IL 104 Acres m/l. Great deer and turkey hunting farm. Schuyler County, IL 69 Acres m/l. Wellrounded hunting and investment tract in Illinois. Fulton County, IL 1,023 Acres m/l. Diverse Central Illinois hunting property. Fulton County, IL 250 Acres m/l. Scenic Central Illinois big timer tract that holds the big bucks. Fulton County, IL 50 Acres m/l. Excellent hunting and tillable tract in Illinois. Fulton County, IL 130 Acres m/l. A whitetail hunter’s dream property in Central Illinois. Schuyler County, IL 66 Acres m/l. Illinois bigbuck hunting property priced to sell fast. Fulton County, IL 2, 855 Acres m/l. A complete hunting and farmland tract, has it all. Fulton County, IL 20 Acres m/l. Great building site in a secluded location. Fulton County, IL 73 Acres m/l. An excellent hunting farm with holding power. Knox County, IL 26 Acres m/l. Incredible building or campsite overlooking large pond. Mercer County, IL 155 Acres m/l. Familyowned farm with outstanding hunting history. Brown County, IL 501 Acres m/l. Very wellmanaged hunting property with beautiful lodge. Brown County, IL 120 Acres m/l. Hunting tract on Mckee Creek. Henderson County, IL 29 Acres m/l. Great cover in the Mississippi River Bottoms. Knox County, IL 33 Acres m/l. Beautiful country home on lovely acreage.

Fulton County, IL 90 Acres m/l. Outstanding hunting, recreation, and income, near Peoria. Pike County, IL 1,148 Acres m/l. Phenomenal Golden Triangle hunting & income acreage w/Lodge. Pike County, IL 2 Acres m/l. Spacious log home in Northern Pike County. Adams County, IL 98 Acres m/l. Hunting tract w/ CRP in the Golden Triangle of Illinois. Calhoun County, IL 70 Acres m/l. Investment farm in West Central Illinois. Peoria County, IL 202 Acres m/l. Income producing and topend hunting land near Peoria. Schuyler County, IL 7 Acres m/l. Unique home and hunting acreage near Rushville. Pike County, IL 45 Acres m/l. Prime South Pike hunting acreage. Fulton County, IL 127 Acres m/l. Secluded timber tract with pond in Central Illinois. Fulton County, IL 70 Acres m/l. Turnkey West Central Illinois hunting and rec.farm w/ home. Fulton County, IL 205 Acres m/l. Combination hunting, tillable and fi shing propertyBrown County, IL 85 Acres m/l. Combo tract w/ home bordering Siloam Springs State Park. Pike County, IL 41 Acres m/l. Allaround recreational tract with cabin in the Golden Triangle. Fulton County, IL 200 Acres m/l. Great hunting and pasture ground in Illinois. Fulton County, IL 15 Acres m/l. Small Acreage hunting or hobby farm with home in Central Illinois. Calhoun County, IL 35 Acres m/l. Hunting land in Golden Triangle in Illinois. Hancock County, IL 70 Acres m/l. Excellent hunting and recreational tract in West Central Illinois. Calhoun County, IL 75 Acres m/l. Mississippi River Bluff country hunting and recreational farm. Brown County, IL 120 Acres m/l. Topend Golden Triangle hunting property in Central Illinois. Calhoun County, IL 465 Acres m/l. Worldclass hunting property w/ beautiful home

Fulton County, IL 1,023 Acres m/l. Diverse Central Illinois hunting property. Fulton County, IL 250 Acres m/l. Scenic Central Illinois big timer tract that holds the big bucks. Fulton County, IL 50 Acres m/l. Excellent hunting and tillable tract in Illinois. Fulton County, IL 130 Acres m/l. A whitetail hunter’s dream property in Central Illinois. Schuyler County, IL 66 Acres m/l. Illinois bigbuck hunting property priced to sell fast. Fulton County, IL 2, 855 Acres m/l. A complete hunting and farmland tract, has it all. Fulton County, IL 20 Acres m/l. Great building site in a secluded location. Fulton County, IL 73 Acres m/l. An excellent hunting farm with holding power. Knox County, IL 26 Acres m/l. Incredible building or campsite overlooking large pond. Mercer County, IL 155 Acres m/l. Familyowned farm with outstanding hunting history. Brown County, IL 501 Acres m/l. Very wellmanaged hunting property with beautiful lodge. Brown County, IL 120 Acres m/l. Hunting tract on Mckee Creek. Henderson County, IL 29 Acres m/l. Great cover in the Mississippi River Bottoms. Knox County, IL 33 Acres m/l. Beautiful country home on lovely acreage. Brown County, IL 137 Acres m/l. Buckhorn Township bigbuck architecture. Brown County, IL 102 Acres m/l. The complete package hunting, income, and more. Henderson County, IL 128 Acres m/l. Outstanding recreational opportunities here. Schuyler County, IL 80 Acres m/l. Premier hunting area for the record book bucks. Schuyler County, IL 40 Acres m/l. Wellrounded hunting tract. Schuyler County, IL 40 Acres m/l. Outstanding hunting opportunities here. Marshall County, IL 192 Acres m/l. Hunting tract with loads of options and potential.

Fulton County, IL 127 Acres m/l. Secluded timber tract with pond in Central Illinois. Fulton County, IL 70 Acres m/l. Turnkey West Central Illinois hunting and rec.farm w/ home. Fulton County, IL 205 Acres m/l. Combination hunting, tillable and fi shing propertyBrown County, IL 85 Acres m/l. Combo tract w/ home bordering Siloam Springs State Park. Pike County, IL 41 Acres m/l. Allaround recreational tract with cabin in the Golden Triangle. Fulton County, IL 200 Acres m/l. Great hunting and pasture ground in Illinois. Fulton County, IL 15 Acres m/l. Small Acreage hunting or hobby farm with home in Central Illinois. Calhoun County, IL 35 Acres m/l. Hunting land in Golden Triangle in Illinois. Hancock County, IL 70 Acres m/l. Excellent hunting and recreational tract in West Central Illinois. Calhoun County, IL 75 Acres m/l. Mississippi River Bluff country hunting and recreational farm. Brown County, IL 120 Acres m/l. Topend Golden Triangle hunting property in Central Illinois. Calhoun County, IL 465 Acres m/l. Worldclass hunting property w/ beautiful home Schuyler County, IL 36 Acres m/l. Great hunting tract with creek and timber. Schuyler County, IL 80 Acres m/l. Big buck hunting located near Sugar Creek. Marshall County, IL 50 Acres m/l. Combination tillable & timber hunting land Pike County, IL 276 Acres m/l. Great hunting property with two ponds. Pike County, IL 98 Acres m/l. Tons of deer and turkey sign on this Golden Triangle hunting farm. Schuyler County, IL 126 Acres m/l. Big buck hunting acreage with lodge. Hancock County, IL 12 Acres m/l. Lamoine River hunting and fi shing retreat with lodge. Schuyler County, IL 20 Acres m/l. Small hunting property in QDM neighborhood near Rushville. Schuyler County, IL 180 Acres m/l. Income producing farmland with excellent hunting. Pike County, IL 85 Acres m/l. Highly productive Central Illinois combination farm. Pike County, IL 13 Acres m/l. Small hunting acreage in West Central Illinois with build site.

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Fulton County, IL 40 Acres m/l. Prime hunting tract in bigbuck country. Knox County, IL 49 Acres m/l. Plenty of privacy and seclusion on this hunting tract. Fulton County, IL 80 Acres m/l. Lots of diverse habitat on this farm. Knox County, IL 49 Acres m/l. Plenty of privacy and seclusion on this hunting tract. Fulton County, IL 80 Acres m/l. Lots of diverse habitat on this farm.

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