Hunting and Income 10 Minutes from the Iowa Border
This incredible quarter section in Harrison County is a fine example of what hunting in northern Missouri is all about. Beyond the gated entrance is a great mix of row crop, hardwood creek bottoms, ponds, and dense cover with zero line of sight into the farm from the road. This farm is very unique in that it has fine examples of food, water, and cover scenarios tucked into elevation variances that really increase your chances of home ranging mature whitetails during the season. From an aerial perspective, you will notice 70 tillable acres creating a saddle between the creek bottoms on the north and south sides. Any rifle hunter would be giddy with excitement for a chance to sit in one of the two box blinds overlooking the gauntlet. As you transition from the tillable acres to the creek bottoms you will see an increase in high stem count cover mixed in with cedars, pin oaks, timbered ditc...
This incredible quarter section in Harrison County is a fine example of what hunting in northern Missouri is all about. Beyond the gated entrance is a great mix of row crop, hardwood creek bottoms, ponds, and dense cover with zero line of sight into the farm from the road. This farm is very unique in that it has fine examples of food, water, and cover scenarios tucked into elevation variances that really increase your chances of home ranging mature whitetails during the season. From an aerial perspective, you will notice 70 tillable acres creating a saddle between the creek bottoms on the north and south sides. Any rifle hunter would be giddy with excitement for a chance to sit in one of the two box blinds overlooking the gauntlet. As you transition from the tillable acres to the creek bottoms you will see an increase in high stem count cover mixed in with cedars, pin oaks, timbered ditches, and stocked ponds that give way to the hardwood creek bottoms. Another interesting fact about this farm's location is that it is surrounded by very large parcels with owners that focus on quality deer management practices. The seller's have enjoyed numerous family outings from turkey hunting in the spring, fishing the ponds during the summer, and chasing big whitetails in the fall. One of their favorite recent memories hunting on the farm is when everyone tagged out on nice bucks in the first hour of opening day. Trail camera pictures are coming soon! If you have been holding out for a special place the entire family can enjoy, give Bobby a call with any questions or to schedule a private tour at (816) 392-5515.
Property Features
-160 +/- acres located in Harrison County, Missouri
-Giant whitetail country
-Dream farm for gun and bow hunters alike
-Great mix of hardwood creek bottoms
-70 tillable acres cash rented in 2018 for $8,750
-Two box blinds
-Two stocked ponds
-Majority fenced property boundaries
-Large, quality deer management neighborhood
-Gated entrance with zero line of sight from the road
-Mature whitetail history with excellent deer numbers
-1 hour 45 minutes from Kansas City, MO
-1 hour 45 minutes from Des Moines, IA
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From I-35 take exit 106 towards Cainsville, MO. Continue onto Highway N and turn left onto E 280th. Then take a right onto E 160th, a left on E 190th, and a right on E 150th. The farm is on your right.