Tract 1 00 Summit Road

About This Property

Property Description for Tract 1: 478.4± Acres The ground rolls through hardwood ridges and brushy bedding cover, with acres of food plots laid out across the ranch in varied plantings. Hyde Creek, a rock-bottom Ozark stream, horseshoes through the heart of the property and cuts through several other sections, giving wildlife year-round live water and a natural travel corridor. Multiple springs feed the creek and keep water on the ground through the dry months. Deer and turkey numbers are as strong as anywhere in this part of Missouri, the product of long-term habitat management, food plots, and natural thickets that hold fawning does and nesting hens. Quail are also on the property and have grown in number each year. The current owner does not hunt them. Hunting infrastructure is in place and built to last. Box stands sit across the ranch positioned over food plots and high-traffic timber funnels. A well-maintained interior and perimeter trail system ties the whole ranch together, allowing quiet access to and from every stand. Building those roads was no small job, and the result is a property that hunts as easily as it looks on a map. The cabin is a 30x30 one-bedroom, set back off the road in a quiet spot where deer and turkey work the edges most mornings. A portable building with an addition adds four more beds and a full bath enough room for a full hunting camp. An old 30x30 barn has been converted into a cooking and gathering space with a pellet fireplace and kitchen, opening onto a 30x30 covered slab with a TV. Good place to watch a game, run the grill, and keep an eye on the nearest food plot. A 30x40 metal shop sits on a concrete slab with a 14-foot lean-to down one side, plenty of room for equipment, side-by-sides, and gear. All of the front buildings are wired and backed by a 20 kW Cummins diesel generator on an automatic transfer switch. Lose power, and the hunt and the stay keep right on going. The ranch is about 55 minutes from Springfield and roughly an hour and a half from Branson, with the Springfield-Branson National Airport, hospitals, and any supplies you might need within an easy drive. Hartville anchors the area with its historic courthouse square, and the Mark Twain National Forest, Bennett Spring trout waters, and the central Ozark float streams are all within reach for anyone looking to get off the property. Burke Ranch is turnkey. Large contiguous acres of timber, water, food plots, and ready to hunt. Properties built like this don’t come along often. Come walk it and see for yourself. “Property & structures are being sold as is/where is. Seller will make no repairs. Buyer may opt to have inspections conducted for informational purposes only”

High Ozark dairy and cattle ground on the Gasconade headwaters

Wright County sits high on the Ozark Plateau, a stronghold of dairy and beef cattle where the Gasconade River gathers from spring-fed branches. The country here is more open than the deep river breaks to the east, with broad rolling pasture and hay meadows broken by timbered draws and hardwood ridges. Thin, rocky soils have long steered the working use toward grazing and forage, and the timber and creek bottoms hold dependable whitetail and turkey. For buyers, this is genuine working-farm country, well suited to a cattle or hay operation, with recreational value in the wooded corners. Anchored by Hartville and Mountain Grove, Wright offers productive Ozark ground at a fair value.

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