3244 County Road 1290 , Huntsville, MO 65259(Randolph County)

Tin Can (266+/- Acres)

The Tin Can Tract is 266+/- acres and boasts a beautiful fishing lake known for premier crappie. Tin Can also offers incredible hunting opportunities and has a small tillable field on the south end.

Upper & Lower Cedar (504+/- Acres)

Upper & Lower Cedar is 504+/- acres that are home to trophy bass fishing and first-class hunting! Upper and Lower Cedar offers some of the most incredible build sites and exceptional views.

Upper Duck (153+/- Acres)

Upper Duck consists of 153+/- acres, bringing significant opportunities to the modest-sized tract. A nice-sized tillable field could be harvested or left as an incredible food source for wildlife, and the lakes offer premier fishing. The deer hunting on this tract is as good as it gets. The large amount of water is home to incredible fishing and duck hunting!

Trails End (101+/- Acres)

Trails End is 101+/- acres that offers excellent access and has incredible privacy. The multiple lakes provide excellent fishing, and this tract is known for its fantastic deer hunting. Trails End tract has it all, with private lakes and excellent hunting. Access off the county road would make this a tremendous homesite.

The Islands (165+/- Acres)

The Islands is 165+/- acres that create an exceptional recreational property. Existing blinds offer top-notch waterfowl hunting, and the lakes contain trophy bass. This tract has paved road frontage and is nearly 50% water, making it a fisherman’s paradise.

Big Blue (74+/- Acres)

Big Blue is one of the most renowned fishing lakes in the Midwest. This 74+/- acres is home to a fantastic lake said to be over 90 feet deep that is home to excellent bass fishing. Big Blue is one of the most famous pits on the Trophy Country property and is easily accessible by paved road.

Please see the Trophy Country Auction Brochure and Terms & Conditions for additional parcel maps & information.

Improvements

The auction tract Long Lake is 1007+/- acres and has the infrastructure and improvements within. The hunting lodge has a commercial kitchen, conference rooms, and plenty of open space inside the over 10,000 square feet building, and it also boasts fiber optic internet. Several other structures provide lodging and the ability to sleep over 50 people comfortably. Three large outbuildings are used for workshops, storage, and equipment sheds. Overlooking one of the beautiful stocked lakes is a 2-bedroom, 2-bath Manager’s Quarters with a detached garage.

Recreation

Recreation at Trophy Country is world-class! Known for its history of successful hunting of trophy deer, turkey, and waterfowl, this land is a sportsman’s paradise.

These tracts consist of multiple lakes that have been stocked and conscientiously managed to make these lakes a world-class fishery. Species caught in the various lakes include largemouth bass, crappie, smallmouth bass, pike, perch, and catfish.

The large whitetail deer population on the ranch has been under strict management practices for nearly 30 years. It has produced many Boone and Crockett whitetails harvested, with a handful reaching over the magical 200-inch mark. Dozens of box blinds are already in prime locations and hunt-ready. Springtime in the Missouri woods can be summed up with gobbling turkeys and morel mushrooms. Despite the declining Turkey numbers across the Midwest, Trophy Country’s management program has made this acreage an exception to that trend. It is currently home to a booming population of Eastern Wild Turkeys. The fertile ground is also the perfect habitat for morel mushrooms in large quantities! With several hundred acres of levy-controlled wetlands, the East and Northwest portions of the ranch offer some of the finest duck habitat possible. Tens of thousands of ducks and geese make use of this incredible habitat every year.

The property also consists of a small amount of high-producing tillable ground and several hundred acres of high-quality hay ground.

Region & Climate

Missouri offers a wide variety of outdoor activities and amenities. Lake life is a beloved area past time, and Mark Twain Lake is approximately an hour’s drive, and Lake of the Ozarks is about a 2-hour drive.

The climate is warm and temperate. On average, this area experiences 194 sunny days per year and some precipitation of 98 days yearly. The annual rainfall is approximately 42 inches, 4 inches above the national average. However, the snowfall average is below the national average, with 15 inches annually.

July is the hottest month, with an average high temperature of approximately 87, ranking it cooler than most places in Missouri. The most pleasant months of the year are September, May, and June.

Location

Just 3 hours from Kansas City, St. Louis, Des Moines, Omaha Nebraska 1 hour north of Columbia, Missouri.