This 126.08-acre +/- property in Monroe County, Missouri offers a strong combination of hardwood timber, productive tillable acreage, water, improvements, and an established history of whitetail deer and turkey hunting. With approximately 75 acres +/- of timber and 51 acres +/- of tillable ground, the property provides a diverse mix of habitat and open ground in Northeast Missouri.

Flat Creek is one of the defining features of this property, running through the farm and providing a dependable water source for wildlife. The creek and surrounding timber also create a natural travel corridor through the property. When combined with the large tracts of timber adjoining the farm, the property is connected to a much larger block of wildlife habitat.

Approximately 75 acres +/- are timbered, giving the property a substantial amount of wooded cover for its overall size. The timber connects with additional wooded acreage on neighboring properties, further expanding the surrounding habitat. Flat Creek, creek bottoms, hardwood ridges, field edges, and transitions between the timber and tillable ground create a variety of areas for deer and turkey hunting.

The property has an established history of successful whitetail deer and turkey hunting. For someone searching for a Northeast Missouri hunting property, the combination of hardwood timber, water, agricultural fields, and adjoining large timber tracts is something I like to see. The farm is not an isolated piece of timber. It is part of a larger landscape with substantial surrounding habitat that allows wildlife to move throughout the area.

Approximately 51 acres +/- of tillable ground add another important component to the property. In addition to its agricultural use and potential income, the crop ground provides an established food source within and adjacent to the timbered habitat. The combination of agriculture and timber creates numerous field edges and transition areas throughout the farm.

A mobile home on the property provides a place to stay during hunting season, while working on the farm, or simply spending time on the property. There is also a nice shop that provides valuable space for storing tractors, ATVs, hunting equipment, tools, and other gear. Having these improvements already in place adds convenience for a buyer looking for a recreational property they can begin using right away.

Beyond deer and turkey hunting, this is a property that can be enjoyed throughout the year. There is room for riding ATVs, working on habitat projects, maintaining the farm, spending time along Flat Creek, and enjoying the property with family and friends. The combination of recreational acreage, agricultural ground, water, and existing improvements provides several different ways to use the property.

From my perspective as both a land agent and hunter, what stands out about this farm is the overall combination. You have approximately 75 acres +/- of timber, 51 acres +/- of tillable ground, Flat Creek running through the property, adjoining large timber tracts, a mobile home, a shop, and an established history of whitetail deer and turkey hunting, all within 126.08 acres +/-.

If you are looking for hunting land in Monroe County or Northeast Missouri with a combination of timber, tillable acreage, water, improvements, and an established deer and turkey hunting history, give Clay Lockard a call today to learn more or schedule a private showing.