The tract has exceptional development potential for hunting and the opportunity to increase the income production while doing it. The farm has gated, dead-end road access to an old homestead, two barns and an outbuilding. The rolling topography of the west side of this farm has some marketable oak and walnut timber and the open areas have been used for grazing. The east side of the farm lays flatter and has been used for hay production and row crops. The Jones Branch Creek runs through the east side of the property which contains over 100 acres of productive Class 2 and 3 soils.

There is a beautiful spot for a cabin overlooking a potential site for a 20+ acre lake site that has 226 acres of watershed. Nearly 50 acres of cool-season pastures could be converted to native, warm-season varieties that will greatly enhance the habitat for quail, turkeys, and deer. Currently only 20 acres of ground is in row crop, this could be increased by 75-80 acres. By adding warm season grasses on the west side and increasing the tillable acres on the east side, it will increase the traffic through the pinch points and natural funnels in the center of the farm. There are several ideal stand sites with easy access from the entry point on the south side of the property, making it easy to get in and out undetected.

Its not often a farm with this much income potential has a building site, lake site, big timber, and rolling topography with dead-end road access. The core elements of an exceptional year-round recreational tract are here, the income and development potential is what sets it apart from most other properties on the market.

For questions or more information, contact Land/Habitat Specialist, Jody Graff at (660) 973-1606.

Property Highlights:

270 +/- acres hunting property with income in North Missouri

Diverse income-producing ground

100 acres of Class 2 and 3 soils

Possible cabin site

Possible 20+ acre lake site

Monster North Missouri Whitetails

Staggering Turkey Population

Big Timber, Rolling Hills, and Tillable