30001 County RD 237

About This Property

Welcome to Whitetail Ridge, an exceptional 179-acre hunting and recreational property offering the combination serious outdoorsmen look for marketable timber, established food plots, extensive hunting infrastructure, and a comfortable home base. The property is dominated by mature timber, providing excellent cover and habitat for whitetails while also offering the added value of a significant timber resource. Strategically placed food plots and a large pond providing a premium, dependable water source create the key ingredients needed to attract and hold deer throughout the year. Whitetail Ridge is already set up to hunt, featuring 10+ hunting blinds along with additional deer stands positioned throughout the property. Adding to its trophy potential, neighboring landowners practice Quality Deer Management (QDM), helping promote a healthier deer herd and more mature bucks throughout the area. The approximately 1,560 sq. ft. home and detached garage are located about one mile from the 179 acres, providing a comfortable home base, hunting lodge, or weekend retreat while maintaining the privacy and recreational feel of the property. 179 acres. Heavy timber. Food plots. Premium water. Multiple blinds. QDM neighborhood. Home and garage approximately one mile from the acreage. Whitetail Ridge isn't just hunting ground—it's a turnkey whitetail property ready for its next chapter.

Where three states meet and the deer hunting runs deep

Tucked into Missouri's northeast corner where the state meets Iowa and Illinois, Clark County offers the classic glaciated-plains blend of open cropland and timbered river country. The Des Moines and Fox river drainages carve hardwood corridors through gently rolling farm ground, creating the kind of edge habitat that grows big, mature whitetails and holds turkey year-round. Working farms here run to corn, soybeans, and cattle, with productive bottoms and grazing uplands. For the recreational buyer, this is destination deer country with affordable, unpretentious ground and easy access to neighboring states. A tract in Clark County rewards the patient hunter and the farmer alike, offering both a return and a retreat.

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