Located between two premier public waterfowl destinations in Missouri lies this recreational gem. August A. Busch Jr. Memorial Wetlands at Four Rivers Conservation Area and Schell-Osage Conservation Area make up approximately 15,000 acres of highly managed public waterfowl hunting areas and hold thousands of waterfowl throughout the fall and winter months. Imagine sitting among the towering bottomland hardwoods while the morning sun peaks over the horizon. The sound of rutting bucks fills the timber while whistling wings from an array of waterfowl echo above the treetops. Hunters dream of owning a farm where deer, turkey and waterfowl thrive, this property can truly have it all. While walking the farm, I came across an abundance of fresh deer sign and jumped a fair amount of whitetails throughout the hardwoods. The current owners have had successful deer and turkey hunts on the property and have ample trail camera pictures that represent the quality of bucks in the area. With over a quarter mile of Osage River frontage, the recreational opportunities this property offers year-round are endless. Give us a call today, and let’s go take a look!