Randy,
It appears that you have enough property for a 75 meter half-wave wire. I favor getting a center-fed antenna as high and as long as possible and have vertical end wires that come down close to the ground, as safety permits, making your total wire as close to a half-wave at 160 that you can. This will get the feed point impedance as high as possible for 160 meter operation, which helps keep transmission line and tuner losses lower.
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If you want a good but not too expensive antenna program, I recommend the EZNEC 4.0 at $89.
There were 2 topics here recently on the AM Forum that dealt with the electrically short 160 meter antennas. It would be good to read through them if you already haven’t:
160 Meter Transmission Line Study - SWR and Losses
http://amfone.net/Amforum/index.php?topic=9122.0A 60' flat top for 160 and 75m!
http://amfone.net/Amforum/index.php?topic=9181.0