0 Madison 221

About This Property

Located just northeast of Fredericktown in Madison County, Missouri, this 76 +/- acre property offers an all-timber setting with blacktop road frontage, established trails, and a variety of habitat types for wildlife. The tract provides a combination of hunting and recreational opportunities with convenient road access and plenty of room to explore. The property consists primarily of timber with varying stages of growth throughout the tract. Timber has previously been harvested in certain areas, allowing those portions of the property to grow back with thick vegetation and young timber. This regrowth creates areas of dense cover that can provide bedding and security habitat for whitetail deer and other wildlife. Other portions of the property remain more open beneath the tree canopy, creating a diverse mix of cover across the acreage. An old electric line corridor runs through the property and helps divide the tract. This opening creates additional edge habitat and could provide opportunities for strategically located hunting setups. With proper maintenance, portions of the corridor may also offer possibilities for additional wildlife habitat improvements or access throughout the property. Whether the goal is establishing a hunting property, creating a recreational retreat, or simply owning a larger tract of wooded acreage near Fredericktown, this 76 +/- acre Madison County property offers a practical combination of road access, timber, thick wildlife cover, and existing trails.

Igneous knobs, shut-ins, and the St. Francis winding through timber.

Madison County lies in the rugged St. Francois Mountains, where ancient igneous knobs rise from heavy hardwood timber and the St. Francis River carves rocky shut-ins through the granite. It's scenic, broken country with a long mining history, well suited to buyers after seclusion and character. The land favors timber, cattle, and recreation, with steep wooded ridges and glades that hunt well for deer and turkey, and pasture and hay ground in the valleys. Clear creeks and the river offer fishing and paddling, and conservation and forest land add public access nearby. For a hunting camp, a cattle farm tucked in the hills, or a rugged recreational tract, Madison County blends Ozark scenery with working ground.

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