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Where the Ozark hills fade into farm and bottom along the Castor.

Bollinger County sits on the transition where the Ozark hills give way to the flatter farm country of Missouri's lowland edge. The Castor and Whitewater rivers wind through it, feeding bottomland fields and watering a countryside of cattle pasture, hay, and scattered row crops. Timbered ridges and hardwood draws break up the farm ground and provide good cover for deer and turkey. It's affordable, workable country with a quiet, rural character, well suited to a cattle operation, a mixed crop-and-livestock farm, or a hunting tract with a blend of timber and fields. Conservation ground, including scenic shut-ins nearby, adds public access. For versatile ground at the meeting of hill and lowland, Bollinger County fits.

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