1616 Carter 164

About This Property

If you’ve been looking for a property that offers excellent hunting, recreational opportunities, and the perfect place to build your dream home or weekend getaway, this property deserves a look! Featuring multiple open areas that are ideal for food plots or future building sites, there are plenty of options to make this property your own. An old homesite is already in place with electric and a well on the property, giving you a great head start toward building your dream home or secluded weekend cabin. Pike Creek frontage adds to the property's recreational appeal, while the stocked pond provides excellent fishing right at home. For the avid hunter, this property is truly turn-key. Shooting houses are already in place, along with multiple openings that can be utilized for food plots, creating excellent opportunities for hunting mature whitetails and other wildlife. The property is also located a short drive from Peck Ranch Conservation Area, where the Missouri elk herd was originally introduced. This property is also eligible for landowner elk tags, adding an incredible opportunity for the outdoor enthusiast. When you're ready to enjoy the water, the Current River and Jacks Fork River are nearby, offering some of the best fishing, floating, and outdoor recreation in the region. Whether you're looking for a hunting property, recreational getaway, or a place to build your forever home, this property offers a rare combination of hunting, fishing, water frontage, existing utilities, and building opportunities. Bring your plans and make this property your own! Call today to schedule your own private tour.

Spring-fed rivers and unbroken forest along the Current.

Carter County is float-stream and big-timber country, some of the most scenic in the Missouri Ozarks. The Current River runs clear and cold through the heart of it, fed by powerful springs, and much of the county lies within the Mark Twain National Forest and the protected riverways corridor. The land is rugged and heavily wooded, with steep oak-hickory and shortleaf pine ridges, deep hollows, and gravel-bar streams. This is classic recreation and timber ground, with strong big-woods deer and turkey hunting and some of the best canoeing and smallmouth water in the state. Pasture is limited to the valleys. For a hunting camp, a river retreat, or a remote timber tract, Carter County delivers wild country in abundance.

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