Some hunting properties have the ingredients to produce quality whitetail hunting. Others have the history to back it up. This 297.4± acre farm has both.

With a long-standing history of mature whitetails, this property has the characteristics serious deer hunters look for in a large Missouri hunting tract. Past harvests, trail camera history, and years of hunting success demonstrate the caliber of deer that have called this farm home. The combination of mature timber, secluded ridges, deep draws, creek bottoms, open ground, and dependable habitat creates a property that has been producing memorable hunting experiences for years.

Nearly 250 acres of mature timber form the backbone of the farm. Rather than uniform woods and terrain, the property is broken up by hardwood ridges, timbered draws, creek bottoms, benches, and elevation changes. These features create natural funnels, pinch points, bedding cover, and travel corridors throughout the acreage.

Dog Creek winds through the property, cutting through the timber and adding another important element to the habitat. The creek corridor, surrounding bottoms, and intersecting draws provide natural movement routes through the interior of the farm. Combined with the surrounding ridges and timber, the property offers numerous locations to develop hunting setups for different winds and seasonal movement patterns.

Approximately 34 acres of open ground provide another valuable component. These areas are positioned among a much larger block of timber and offer opportunities for food plots, wildlife habitat improvements, native grasses, or other land management practices. The transition from open ground into mature timber creates additional edge habitat and gives a future owner options for continuing to shape the property around wildlife management goals.

Wild turkeys are also found throughout the farm, benefiting from the combination of mature timber, openings, creek bottoms, and varied terrain.

One of the defining characteristics of this property is its diversity. From the higher hardwood ridges down through timbered draws and into the Dog Creek bottoms, the terrain is constantly changing. That variation creates a farm that can be hunted and managed in numerous ways while maintaining large areas of interior timber and cover.

For someone looking beyond recreation, utilities are already available on the property, creating the opportunity for a future home, hunting cabin, or recreational headquarters. This provides the ability to establish a base directly on the farm without giving up the secluded character of a large acreage tract.

The property is also approximately 20 minutes from Lake of the Ozarks, providing convenient access to the lake and surrounding communities while retaining the setting and acreage of a large Missouri hunting property.

At 297.4 acres, this is the type of farm that offers more than a place to hunt for a season. Its size, mature timber, water, diverse terrain, wildlife habitat, and established history of mature whitetails give the next owner an opportunity to continue managing and hunting a property with a story already written into the land.

For the hunter or landowner looking for a property to hold, improve, and pass down through generations, this farm has the acreage and foundation to become a true legacy property.