Hunting Farm in a 200’’ Class Neighborhood
Located in unquestionably one of the strongest whitetail genetic neighborhoods in North Missouri, this 80 acres is just west of Cainsville Missouri near the intersection of Hwy N and Hwy DD, in Harrison County alongside the Thompson River bottoms. Multiple giants, several deer over 200 inches have been taken in the last few years within a couple of miles of this farm. This farm sits on a very lightly traveled graveled road, ½ mile west of blacktop. It contains approximately 45 acres of timber with several mature acorn producing oak trees. It is a beautiful stand of rolling timber all throughout the farm, which includes a handful of marketable walnuts, big cedars, and hickory. There are some awesome big timber creek bottom areas that are prime turkey roosting locations.
There are approximately 35 acres of rolling grasslands which produce a lush, thick stand of grass that has been used fo...
There are approximately 35 acres of rolling grasslands which produce a lush, thick stand of grass that has been used for hay only the last several decades. Within the rolling grassland are timbered draws, several of which have mature trees. These areas are covered in deer sign, beds and rubs. There are extremely picturesque views from atop the farm which was once an old homesite overlooking the vast Thompson River bottoms. The farm contains three small ponds, great for wildlife use. The topography and the design of the farm allows for multiple hunting locations for a group of people. If you are in the market to find a farm that has potential for a giant to run by at any moment in the stand, this one should not be overlooked! Call Will Wiest for more information, maps, and to schedule a tour.
Property Features
-80 acres more or less located in Sec 16 TWN 65 RNG 26 in Harrison Co., MO
-Located ½ mile off blacktop on a gravel, secluded lightly traveled road
-Owned by the current seller since the early 1940’s
-Incredible hunting neighborhood for mature whitetail
-Big timber draws and creek bottoms prime for turkey roosting locations
-45+- acres of timber
-Excellent stand of beautiful mature oaks all throughout the farm
-Approx 10 mature walnuts that are ready for harvest if desired
-No history of logging on the farm
-35+/- acres of grassland used for hay ground
-The grassland area makes for excellent bedding and cover
-Adjoins the Thompson River Bottoms
-3 small ponds on the property great for wildlife water
-The infamous Cainsville Cafe is a short drive away
-Located 3 miles west of Cainsville, ½ mile west of blacktop Hwy N and DD intersection.
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