000 County Road 434

About This Property

62 +/- Acres of Turn-Key Hunting Land: an Ozark Timber Hideaway Attention investors, hunters, and outdoor enthusiasts: this 62 +/- acre recreational tract in Wayne County, Missouri, represents a rare opportunity to own a premier piece of the Ozarks. Positioned for a buyer seeking a legacy hunting property, this tract features nearly 900 linear feet of excellent road frontage on County Road 434 with a secure, gated entrance. For the avid outdoorsman, the crowning jewel of this land is its eastern boundary, which directly borders the sprawling Mark Twain National Forest. This continuous connection to protected public land expands your usable hunting, hiking, and scouting footprint by thousands of acres while ensuring lifelong backyard privacy. The land is highly dynamic and engineered by nature for whitetail deer and wild turkey hunting. It features a proven, permanent year-round watering hole—a magnet for local game—alongside multiple wet-weather creeks that carve beautiful topography and natural travel corridors through the timber. A maintained network of interior trails with potential for your own creativity allows you to navigate the property seamlessly via UTV or ATV. Multiple hunting stands are already strategically placed and ready for immediate seasonal use. Beyond world-class recreation, the tract boasts immediate financial utility with select stands of marketable timber. The property also features excellent terrain with ideal build sites for an off-grid hunting cabin, camper site, or a permanent rural homestead. Do not miss your chance to own a highly sought-after, multi-use land investment in one of Missouri’s top outdoor destinations. Property Highlights: Acreage: 62 +/- private acres in Wayne County, Missouri. Whitetail Deer & Turkey abound Mark Twain National Forest borders the Eastern boundary Cabin / Camp site to establish homestead or hunt camp Road Frontage: Nearly 900 linear feet of accessible road frontage on County Road 434. Water Features: Active, year-round watering hole and multiple wet-weather creeks. Hunting Setup: Turn-key recreational property with established treestands and game funnels. Wet weather creeks and run-off Investment & Access: Secure gated entrance Interior trail system for access and convenience Long term marketable mixed timber assets

Big water and big woods, where the lake and rivers meet the forest.

Wayne County pairs deep Ozark timber with some of the region's best big water. Wappapello Lake anchors the county, and the St. Francis and Black rivers wind through forested hills wrapped by the Mark Twain National Forest. The terrain rolls from rugged, timbered ridges in the west toward gentler farm country and river bottoms in the east. It's a strong mix for buyers: hardwood ridges that hunt well for deer and turkey, pasture and hay ground for cattle, and lake and river frontage prized for fishing and recreation. Waterfowl move through the bottoms in season. For a recreational tract near the lake, a working cattle farm, or a timbered hunting property, Wayne County covers a lot of ground.

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