PRICE REDUCED!!! This all timber tract located in SE Putnam County Mo is an ideal hunting property for the hunter who enjoys hunting big timber. Beautiful hardwood ridges and hollows are the primary make-up of this farm, along with 2 food plots in the heart of the timber. This farm has been managed for upper age class whitetails by a serious deer hunter, and they are joined by like-minded neighbors. Putnam County Mo is one of the best deer hunting counties in the state, and this farm is a producer. The south end of the property near the blacktop highway has a nice level clearing with giant white-oak trees that would provide a really nice location to build a home or hunting lodge/cabin with water and electricity available. On top of being a great hunting tract, this property is priced to sell at $1395 per acre! Call Jeff Propst
160 acres M/L located on SE Putnam County Mo near Sidney, Mo...
160 acres M/L located on SE Putnam County Mo near Sidney, Mo
$192,000 ($1200/acre) - PRICE REDUCED!!!
Property is approximately 30 Min NW of Kirksville, MO
Great access off of State Blacktop Highway AA
Property is basically an all timber tract with 2 food plots, creek bottom and pond
Excellent level construction site along highway for home or cabin, or camper set-up, with water and electricity available.
Great deer and turkey hunting tract, owners have harvested bucks from 130-162 Check out the trail pics. Owners have managed farm for mature bucks.
Big Ridges deep hollows with a mixture of mature timber and brush create great holding habitat for whitetails and turkeys.
Timber consists of mostly white oak, red oak, and hickory.
Creek bottom flows thru center of property creating awesome travel corridor for deer and other wildlife.
Super quiet area, and good neighboring landowners who also manage for mature whitetails
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