000 County Road 732

About This Property

Turn-Key Waterfowl Tract: 83.17+/- Acres in the Heart of the Mississippi Flyway Location, Location, Location. Positioned less than 2 miles from the Mississippi River in New Madrid County, Missouri, this 83.17+/- acre tract sits squarely in one of the most productive waterfowl corridors in the Midwest. New Madrid County is legendary for holding massive concentrations of waterfowl every single winter. This is due to thousands of acres exceptional habitat, and proximity to historic waterways, ditches, and rivers that act as a highway for migratory waterfowl. This property offers an incredible opportunity to own a highly manageable, turn-key duck hole in close proximity to some of Southern Missouri's most renowned private clubs. It also sits in immediate striking distance of Ten Mile Pond Conservation Area, Long Point Refuge, Black Bayou Refuge, and the famed Reelfoot Lake. In addition to being in a prime location, this property features multiple recent updates that have improved the hunting on the tract. Since being enrolled in WRE in 2020, several habitat projects have been completed including herbaceous and non-herbaceous plantings, as well as the instillation of critical water control structures. The centerpiece of this property's infrastructure is a newly installed 16-inch well. No more hoping for timely rains, this well allows you to quickly and efficiently flood the tract in just a few days of pumping. This ensures that when the leaves start changing colors and ducks start showing up, you will have water when it matters most. This tract is being sold turn-key and is ready for opening day, featuring two floating blinds already strategically placed. Duck season will be here before we know it, call to set up a showing today!

Flat, fertile river ground made for row crops and waterfowl.

New Madrid County spreads along the Mississippi River in the lower Bootheel, its ground made of the deep, fertile alluvium that defines the delta. The land lies flat and rich, planted heavily in cotton, soybeans, corn, and rice, much of it irrigated and cut through with the drainage ditches that keep this low country farmable. For the farmland investor, this is textbook productive delta soil. Recreation centers on waterfowl: flooded fields, sloughs, and river backwaters draw ducks and geese, and doves gather along field edges in early season. Timber is scarce, so the appeal is cropland and wingshooting rather than deer woods. New Madrid is a working agricultural county where the river's old floodplain still sets the terms.

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