179 Acres in Shelbyville, MO - $1,045,000
Located just 1 mile east of Emden, MO in Shelby County this incredible 179 +/- acre income producing farm will provide some of the finest whitetail hunting in Northeast Missouri.
We all know that you cant have great hunting without great access and this farm offers multiple entry points off Highway JJ to the west and Highway 168 to the southeast. There is also access from a creek bottom that pretty much runs all along the south border of the property. Roughly 10 acres of food plots are typically planted on the property with close to two acres of round up ready alfalfa and the rest in grains and brassicas. With around 100 acres of CRP there is plenty of cover for wildlife along with substantial income for a great hunting farm. This area is known for having great genetics and it shows, with deer over 150 inches regularly harvested with some topping out over 160 inches.
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There is also a 40 x 60 insulated steel frame pole barn with a 19 x 12 two story living quarters built within. The garage space is big and useful and will hold all of your tractors, four wheelers, and equipment that you will be using on your new farm. The living quarters has a small kitchen, a bathroom, and one bed downstairs and one room upstairs that would sleep several people. The room upstairs also has a view of one of the best areas of the farm. Im sure you will spend countless days watching and hunting from this room!
If you are looking for a great income producing farm with exceptional whitetail hunting you wont find a better one than this!
Shelby County, MO
Emden, MO
179 +/- Acres
40x60 Metal Building with electric and water
19x12 two story living quarters
100 m/l acres of CRP
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Great access off two Blacktop Roads
Live Creek
Great Deer History
Very Diverse Topography
Great Building Locations
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