The Perfect Hunting Setup with Income
As an avid deer hunter, there are times when you can walk onto a property, survey the surroundings, and immediately think: This farm sets up so well to ambush a whitetail and they won’t even know they’re being hunted. This is THAT farm. Just southeast of Green Castle, Missouri, this 161 +/- acre tract has the right foundational pieces to be an amazing farm to hunt deer and turkey. Sitting at the end of a dead-end road, this farm offers the remoteness that we look for in hunting undisturbed deer. The entire perimeter of this farm sits high in elevation. The terrain from these high points all falls towards the center of the property where a thick timbered draw runs through the entire farm. There is a seasonal creek that meanders through the bottoms here. This has bedding and travel corridors written all over it. There are currently 40 +/- acres in tillable row crop production on the ridge ...
As an avid deer hunter, there are times when you can walk onto a property, survey the surroundings, and immediately think: This farm sets up so well to ambush a whitetail and they won’t even know they’re being hunted. This is THAT farm. Just southeast of Green Castle, Missouri, this 161 +/- acre tract has the right foundational pieces to be an amazing farm to hunt deer and turkey. Sitting at the end of a dead-end road, this farm offers the remoteness that we look for in hunting undisturbed deer. The entire perimeter of this farm sits high in elevation. The terrain from these high points all falls towards the center of the property where a thick timbered draw runs through the entire farm. There is a seasonal creek that meanders through the bottoms here. This has bedding and travel corridors written all over it. There are currently 40 +/- acres in tillable row crop production on the ridge tops running along the south and east borders of the farm. The side hills between the crop and the brushy bottoms consist of eastern red cedar trees and native warm-season grasses like Switch and Big Blue Stem. A well-placed tower blind sitting up high on the edge of a crop field where your wind is consistent, overlooking the bottoms where the bedded whitetails are coming to you to feed, is about as good an ambush scenario as you can find. There are also a handful of areas where you could put several acres of food plots in nice flat bottom ground. There are three ponds on the farm to ensure consistent water sources. The farm contract is open for 2024 but a $150/acre annual cash rent should be easily attainable. The access road on the west side of the farm sits lower than this property so you can’t even see into this place from the road. This is a perfect setup for someone wanting privacy and a quality experience. Please call David Brothers to schedule your private tour at (660) 240-3243.
Property Features
-161 +/- acres
-Excellent deer and turkey hunting
-Stunning rolling hills
-40 +/- acres tillable row crop
-Farming contract open for 2024
-Several acres available for additional food plots
-Seasonal creek runs through farm
-Two ponds
-At the end of a dead-end road
-Very private amd remote
-15 miles west of Kirksville, MO
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Head east on Highway 6 about 15 miles. Turn south on Husky Trail. Go 2 miles to farm on left.
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