The property offers a great mix of open groves of mature trees and thick bedding cover. Mature pecans, walnuts and oaks dot the open park like areas of the farm. Dropping down a small ridge toward the creek that cuts through the property more large pecans make up a separate grove. This grove has some of the largest pecan trees in the area, and between the 2 groves there are approx. 300 mature pecans on the property. Crossing the creek via the concrete crossing the northern end of the farm is prime deer habitat. An old 30 acre ag field sitting along the river has been growing up for the past 25 years, this makes some of the best bedding in the area. An established trail leads around this thicket providing access to the river banks and the pocket of timber on the very northern end of the farm. A mile of Neosho River frontage makes up the eastern border of the farm. This stretch of river offers everything from deep holes for fishing to riffles for hunting waterfowl. At the north end of the river a large gravel bar sits along the big bend in the river channel. Just below the gravel bar sits a series of 3 riffles, these riffles will be a great spot on those cold mornings for the ducks and geese to pile into. This stretch of river is hard to access by boat during normal flow, this just adds to the great seclusion of the farm. Along with the river 2 ponds sit on the farm as well. For the past 50 years this farm has had very minimal hunting pressure, making a sanctuary for the deer, turkeys and waterfowl that call the area home.

This Cherokee County farm is better than words or pictures can describe. Seclusion, history and great hunting await the new owner of this farm. Located just 40 min to Joplin, MO, 1.5 hrs from Tulsa or 2 hrs from Northwest Arkansas. Property is shown by appointment only, Contact Land Specialist Kale Kitterman at 620-249-3882 to schedule your private showing.