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Hunting Land For Sale in Missouri 

 North Missouri is known for its whitetail deer hunting and spring turkey hunting. Whitetail deer hunting in North Missouri is strong and this property is located right in the heart of it. Finding a property that has income and good wildlife hunting is difficult in today's market. This one will give you all of these for years to come with plenty of space. This property has access from a country gravel road off of Hwy O that is hard surface. Great seclusion as the road dead ends at the property. This farm is currently in the CRP government program and can be extended at the deadline or you may choose to plant crops.

• 80 Acres 
• 30 Acres tillable 
• 20 more potential acres of tillable. 
• CRP Acres:4.2 acres
• CRP Rent Rate:86.88=$260.64
• CRP can be extended for an additional term.  
• Row crop CASH RENT: Year 1: $110.00 Year 2: $138.00  Year 3: $165.00
• Balance of acres in timber and brush
• Pond
• $15.00 per acre POTENTIAL hunting lease
• Currently no hunting lease in place. 

Restrictions: The creek running through the property must be undisturbed 150’ from the center of the creek on each side. This was implemented as part of the conservation of the waterways pertaining to the lake that was built. No cattle or row crop is allowed in this area. CRP is allowed. 

UC Land and Water

UC Land and Water is a team of experts that specializes in buying and selling unique, specialty properties. Hunting, waterfront, ranch, farmland, luxury homes, and investments are a few of the property types we specialize in. With over 40 years combined experience in the outdoor industry and real estate sales, our team of experts can help you find what you’re looking for. Whether it is a dream recreational property, investment property, or the extra care it requires for selling the family farm, our team of experts can help you sell your property or find the perfect property you’ve been looking for. Call Ced Gilworth at 660-626-8445 or Nathan Wilt at 573-248-4406 for more information.  

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