East 370th Place , Gilman City, MO (Harrison County)

Have you ever heard a story of a giant buck taken off of a smaller farm, but regardless of size the property was just in the perfect location? This 20 acres is just that! You step foot on the property and the terrain and diverse neighborhood will just overwhelm you with that feeling that big deer are here! Rarely can you find a 20 acres easy to access, yet this secluded absolutely covered in deer sign as soon as you enter the property, with substantial trails and bedding areas throughout the warm season CRP, rubs and tracks all along the creeks edge, high yield producing soil, and only 15 minutes east of I-35 at the end of a very lightly traveled gravel and over the Sugar Creek Bridge to the property entrance. The property is very diverse with the large creek snaking through the NW corner, 7 total acres in CRP, and big timber ridge tops that provide excellent stand locations and potential build sites. The farm has excellent Nodaway Silt Loam Class II Soils on 65% of the property totaling 13.8 acres. The current 7 acres enrolled in CRP produces $1,177.00 annually. Sugar Creek is known for its population of fish including Channel Catfish and Blue Catfish, but also the rare and endangered species of Topeka Shiners! The county maintained Road 370th Place runs through the property to one adjoining farm on the east side. There is opportunity to have a cooperative locked gate to the farm and the east adjoining farm. Call Will Wiest anytime with questions or to schedule a showing!

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