000 BCR 324

About This Property

Located off Bollinger County Road 324 and just minutes from Cape Girardeau County, this exceptional 75 +/- acre property offers a rare opportunity to own a well-managed recreational tract with outstanding wildlife habitat, excellent hunting, and multiple building opportunities. The property has been extensively managed with wildlife in mind and supports strong populations of deer, turkey, and quail. Approximately 25 acres of open ground, including several areas of quality pasture, provide a great mix of habitat, while the balance of the property is in timber. Several secluded food plot locations are tucked throughout the woods, allowing you to further enhance the property's already impressive hunting potential. Apple trees planted across the property provide an additional food source for wildlife, while a wet-weather creek offers a seasonal water source and natural travel corridor. An established trail system makes navigating the property a breeze and provides excellent access to multiple stand locations, allowing hunters to take advantage of varying wind directions and approach stands strategically. Electric is available along the county road frontage, and several excellent build sites offer the potential for a hunting cabin, weekend retreat, or full-time country home. A nice three-sided barn with an open front provides convenient storage for equipment, ATVs, tractors, and hunting gear. Whether you're looking for a proven hunting property, a recreational getaway, or a beautiful piece of land to build on, this diverse Bollinger County tract has the habitat, improvements, and location to make it a standout property.

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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