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About This Property

80± Acres of Premier Recreational & Hunting Land Discover an exceptional opportunity to own 80± acres of recreational land offering outstanding wildlife habitat and year-round outdoor enjoyment. With approximately 59 acres enrolled in the Wetlands Reserve Program (WRP), this property provides a diverse landscape that attracts abundant whitetail deer, turkey, ducks, geese, and countless other native wildlife. The remaining 21± unrestricted acres offer an excellent location for a hunting cabin, lodge, camper, or future getaway, allowing you to create your own private outdoor retreat. A water control structure is already in place to help manage the flooded pools, enhancing wildlife habitat and seasonal waterfowl opportunities. The property also includes an insulated portable building and an open storage shed. Surrounded by productive farmland with limited hunting pressure, this tract provides the habitat, cover, food sources, and seclusion that help wildlife thrive. Whether you're looking for an outstanding deer hunting property, a recreational escape, a place to ride ATVs, enjoy nature, or simply invest in quality land, this property offers endless possibilities. Conveniently located near Wilhelmina Conservation Area, the St. Francis River, and within easy driving distance of Otter Slough Conservation Area. If you've been searching for a recreational property that offers privacy, exceptional wildlife habitat, and long-term enjoyment for generations to come, this is one you won't want to miss. Property Features 80± total acres Approximately 59 acres enrolled in WRP Approximately 21 unrestricted acres Excellent deer, turkey, duck & goose hunting Water control structure Insulated portable building Open storage shed Deeded easement access Outstanding recreational and investment opportunity

Deep delta soil and duck-heavy skies in the Bootheel's heart.

Dunklin County sits deep in the heart of the Bootheel, a landscape of nearly level, deep alluvial soil built for intensive farming. This is delta country in its purest form: cotton, rice, soybeans, and corn, much of it irrigated, worked in large fields laced with drainage ditches. For the investor or operator, Dunklin represents prime, income-producing cropland where the soil does the heavy lifting. Recreation leans hard toward the sky — flooded rice fields and ditches pull in ducks and geese through the season, and doves work the field edges in early fall. There is little timber here, so buyers come for productive ground and waterfowl rather than big-woods deer hunting. It is farmland first, and unapologetic about it.

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