This 321 +/- acres tract in Gentry County, Missouri is turn-key and ready to hunt. It boasts a rare mix of natural features, highlighted with an established land and deer management plan. The natural layout has been enhanced over the years with one goal in mind, harvesting mature whitetails. This tract offers a super mix of food, water, and cover, consisting mainly of timbered fingers that transition from bedding to feeding areas. There are 60 acres in tillable production that serve as destination food sources and also provide income to the owner. Gated farm entrances from the west and east make hunting the wind and accessing one of the 17 established stand sites a breeze. A well-established trail system and mowed paths to each stand allow for stealthy access. Traditionally a bow hunting only farm, a majority of the stands are set up for a close shot over fall or late season food plots. ...
This 321 +/- acres tract in Gentry County, Missouri is turn-key and ready to hunt. It boasts a rare mix of natural features, highlighted with an established land and deer management plan. The natural layout has been enhanced over the years with one goal in mind, harvesting mature whitetails. This tract offers a super mix of food, water, and cover, consisting mainly of timbered fingers that transition from bedding to feeding areas. There are 60 acres in tillable production that serve as destination food sources and also provide income to the owner. Gated farm entrances from the west and east make hunting the wind and accessing one of the 17 established stand sites a breeze. A well-established trail system and mowed paths to each stand allow for stealthy access. Traditionally a bow hunting only farm, a majority of the stands are set up for a close shot over fall or late season food plots. One stand site is over a man-made waterhole and several more are along travel corridors in the timber, which consist mainly of hardwoods. Around 10 years ago, several acres of oak varieties were planted along the central corridor. This improvement not only added a great fall food source, but really expanded the depth of cover. Varieties of warm and cool season grasses have been planted to enhance deer and hunter movement. Overall, the combination of rolling terrain, depth of cover, and evenly distributed water/food equals a healthy herd with less social pressure. Other species of wildlife, including turkey, quail, and small game, are thriving here as well. If you have been holding out for a farm that will meet high expectations, this is the one.
Give Bobby a call at (816) 392-5515 right away with any questions or to schedule a private tour.
Property Features
-Very diverse 321 +/- acres that has been well-managed for growing, holding, and harvesting mature whitetails
-Traditionally a bow hunting only farm with a management plan established
-Great mix of food, water, and cover
-Several habitat improvement projects
-Successful 15 acre oak tree planting 10 years ago
-10 acres of early and late season food plots
-Approx. 60 acres in tillable production with a possibility to expand
-17 well thought out stand sites
-Majority of the stands included
-5 ponds with good depth and one man made water hole
-Trail system throughout the farm and to stands
-Mainly paved surfaces with good gravel access to the farm gates
-Perimeter fencing along road access is strong, 5-strand wire that has been overgrown for limited line of sight into the farm
-Located 35 minutes west of Bethany, MO
-Closest town is Martinsville, MO
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Research Parcel InformationFrom I-35 North: Turn left onto MO-C Exit 78, toward Pattonsburg. Turn right onto U.S. Highway 69/US-69 N. Next, turn left onto W U.S. Highway 136/US-136 W. Then, turn right onto SW State Highway EE/MO-EE. Then, turn left onto W 260th St./MO-F. Finally, turn right onto 615 Rd.