Located in the rolling hills of Ray County, this all-timber recreational tract offers an excellent opportunity for hunters, outdoor enthusiasts, and those looking to invest in quality Missouri timberland. Situated along a lightly traveled county road just over 1.5 miles from Highway 13 near Knoxville, the property provides convenient access while maintaining the privacy and seclusion that make this area so desirable. An established trail system winds throughout the property, making it easy to explore, access stand locations, manage the land, or simply enjoy a walk through the woods. Fire Branch Creek meanders across the farm, providing a reliable year-round water source for wildlife while adding to the property's natural beauty. One of the property's most impressive features is the abundance of mature hardwood timber. Towering walnut trees line the creek corridor, complemented by a healthy stand of mature oaks and other native hardwoods. Large, mature walnut timber of this quality is becoming increasingly difficult to find and adds both aesthetic appeal and long-term value to the property. The surrounding neighborhood consists of large blocks of timber and quality wildlife habitat, creating excellent conditions for deer and turkey. Ray County has long been recognized for producing quality whitetails, and this farm offers the key ingredients sought by serious hunters, including cover, water, natural travel corridors, and diverse habitat. The established trail network allows for quiet access to multiple stand locations while minimizing disturbance to wildlife. Several locations could be selectively cleared to establish food plots, further enhancing the property's wildlife potential and creating additional hunting opportunities. Whether your goal is to develop a premier hunting property, enjoy a private recreational retreat, or invest in a tract with outstanding mature timber, this farm offers the versatility to fit a variety of ownership goals. Properties with mature walnut timber, year-round water, established trails, and a location in one of Ray County's premier hunting areas are becoming increasingly difficult to find. Contact Travis Heman today for additional information or to schedule your private showing.