Putnam County 23 Acres For Sale
Land for sale in Putnam County, MO. Located in North Missouri, Whitetail deer hunting is the sport of choice. Small acreages with all the facets required to hunt and not bring the bank, are hard to find. This property offers all of the above.
Located in Southwest Putnam County, MO, which is the bordering county to Iowa.
The land is rolling, and is accessed from a county gravel road, Hyacinth Trail, from the South and East.
The road runs along a ridge, and the property also is part of that ridge, rolling into two more ridges before hitting the property line. There is a small pond on the property with lots of timber and brush, along with some open areas that could provide food sources through some calculated food plots.
Maybe you are looking to have a place to live off-grid or a sustainable type lifestyle. Missouri, and particularly, North Missouri lends to this because of our ...
Maybe you are looking to have a place to live off-grid or a sustainable type lifestyle. Missouri, and particularly, North Missouri lends to this because of our diverse landscape and resources.
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Other facts about Deer hunting in North Missouri.
Deer Population Estimates:
The deer population in Missouri is estimated to be around 1.4 million. Putnam County, with its rich habitats, contributes significantly to this number.
Specific population estimates for Putnam County are not typically published, but the area is known for having a robust deer population.
Harvest Data:
According to the Missouri Department of Conservation's annual reports, the number of deer harvested in Putnam County varies each year but generally ranges from 1,000 to 2,000 deer per season.
The harvest typically includes a mix of antlered bucks, antlerless bucks, and does, with the exact numbers influenced by annual changes in regulations and environmental conditions.
Specific Regulations:
Hunting Seasons:
Archery Season: Usually starts in late September and runs through mid-November, then resumes from late November to mid-January.
Firearms Season: The primary firearms season typically begins in mid-November and lasts for about 11 days. There are also specific seasons for youth hunters, antlerless deer, and alternative methods (including muzzleloaders).
Youth Season: Two weekends are usually set aside, one in late October and one in early January, for young hunters.
Antlerless Season: Generally occurs in late November and early December.
Bag Limits:
Hunters in Putnam County must adhere to statewide bag limits. Typically, each hunter is allowed one antlered deer during the firearms season and an additional antlered deer during the archery season.
There are additional permits available for antlerless deer, with the number of permits varying based on local population management goals.
Permit Requirements:
All hunters must have a valid Missouri hunting permit. Specific permits for archery, firearms, and antlerless deer are required based on the season and the type of deer being hunted.
Non-residents and residents must follow different pricing structures for permits.
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