Charlot , Hume, MO 64752(Vernon County)

If you are looking for a smaller property that has it all, you should take a look at this one. There is a 3-acre lake for fishing and waterfowl hunting. A large pontoon boat goes with the property with the intent of it being made into a dock for the lake. There is a small pond at the back of the property for wildlife. The property has  several small open areas with some clover in place. Several of these spots could easily be expanded and made into big food plot areas. There is a good stand of trees across the property. There are small streams along the north and south edges of the property. The north edge of the property was once the business district of the town of Amos, Missouri. While the buildings are gone, except some of the foundations, there is a rich history  that goes with the property. This property would make an exceptional place to spend time running a metal detector. This property is located within  three-quarters of a mile of the Lawrence Cemetery, so named for James Lawrence, whose farm and family was raided by John Brown, a noted slave abolitionist, free state guerrilla and Jayhawker being one of the many actions that helped start the Civil War. All this within 2 miles of the Kansas line, 15 minutes of Nevada, one hour from Joplin and an hour and a half from Kansas City.      

Property Features:

- 3-acre lake with fantastic fishing

- Great deer and turkey hunting

- Good access to the property

- Small streams run along the north and south sides of the property

- Several open areas that will make great food plots

- Large pontoon boat comes with the property to be used as a dock

- The property is fenced

- Lots of big trees and heavy cover making it a great property for wildlife

- There is a stone hand dug well on the property

- Property was once the town of Amos, Missouri, so it has rich history

- Property is within a 3/4 of a mile from one of John Brown's anti-slavery raids from the Civil War

- Would be a great place to run a metal detector