even bobwhite quail. It is common to hear quail whistling on this property. In addition to the

timber management, a recent fire has increased herbaceousforage throughout much of the

property. A centrally located 4-acre field currently is planted in pines but offers early

successional habitat in the beginning stage of growth. Brome sedge, blackberry, pokeweed, oak

saplings, pine regeneration can be found on the south-facing exposure adjacent to a 1.5-acre food

plot that makes for some qualityhunting opportunities throughout the season. Additional cover

and security can be found in two of the main draws on the property. These secluded terrain

features hold deer throughout the season and help pull other bucks in during the rut. This farm is

known for hunting very well during the month of November as many new deer transition through

the property.

A well-defined ridgetop road system takes you through the property connecting you from food

plot to food plot. This road system is easily traversed in a pick-up truck and requires minimal

maintenance. Currently, there are roughly 2.75 acres of food plots on the property with other

locations available. Throughout the property both white, red, black, and post oaks can be found.

On great acorn years, this property producing a large amount of hard mast production. There is

considerable hardwood timber value at this time. With additional thinning in the near future, a

sizeable saw log harvest can be expected in the years to follow. This monetary value provides

additional return beyond the fantastic recreational potentials on the 160-acre property.

If you are looking for a property to support your hunting adventures for quality whitetails,

gobbling turkeys, and a host of small game species, you should strongly consider scheduling a

farm tour! The combination of the habitat, neighborhood, age structure, and huntabilty of the

farm gives you, the hunter, the upper hand each hunting season.

Schedule a tour of this prime

160 acres located in Wright County, Missouri. The towns of Hartville and Mountain Groveare located just 15 mins down the road, so amenities are close!

Property Features include:

-Wildlife Cooperative

-Developed Age Structure in whitetails

-Quality Deer Managed Property

-2 wildlife ponds

-Marketable timber

-Mast producing trees - white, red, black, and post oaks

-Early successional habitat

-2 food plots, totaling 2.75 acres

- developed road system

-multiple access points

-managed timber