Secluded Hunting Tract in the Osage River Bottoms
Here’s a great little hunting tract with big potential. Ten acres of Osage River bottomland timber that lies well back off any public road and behind a locked gate to protect those giant Missouri bucks and turkeys from unwanted pressure. Soils are about 90% Osage silty clay, a hydric soil type well suited for flooding and duck lake development. This tract had some timber harvested several years ago, and the dense regrowth that followed has resulted in some great whitetail habitat, as evidenced by the abundant trails and sign found throughout. Another nice feature is the shallow water slough perfect for wood ducks and other dabblers.
If you’ve been looking for a small parcel with big opportunity for fun, call Scott Sudkamp today at 417-321-5427. Then call your taxidermist and tell him you'll be seeing him this fall!
Property Features
-Tons of deer sign
-Hydric soils perfect for duck la...
-Hydric soils perfect for duck lakes
-Existing slough
-Surveyed parcel
-Tremendous seclusion
-2018 taxes were $5.30
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Research Parcel InformationDirections
From I-49, take the Rich Hill exit. Turn east on Highway B & go 11 miles to Highway M. Take M south to Co. Rd. SE 9606. Take 9606 east 1 mile to Co. Rd. 12345. Go south to gate, through gate (contact listing agent for instructions) and continue to the property.
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