SW 1737 RD , Butler, MO (Bates County)

Prime hunting within an hour of Kansas City is something many people want, but few get the chance to own. As the crow flies, the property is less than 2 miles from the Marais des Cygnes River. This solid timber tract has some of the largest, most mature Oaks I have ever seen. While photographing the property, 2 very large bucks were spotted along with 10 tom turkeys. There is a multitude of scrape activity on the property as well. Located southwest of Butler and North of Rich Hill, the property is accessed by an easement on the edge of the seller’s tillable field. The 2016 crop year was soybeans. Once reaching the property, there is a beautiful grass meadow with scattered Oaks and 2 ponds. The property is partially fenced and cross fenced, and has great elevation change throughout. There is plenty of thick bedding cover for deer, but also ample space to create food plots. The Parker Branch laces through part of the backside of the creek, and deer sign is heavy along it. Don’t miss the opportunity to have a big buck producing affordable tract within great proximity to Kansas City right in the heart of the flyway.