The best of the best. When it comes to hunting properties, everyone dreams of owning a place that holds and hunts waterfowl, whitetails, and turkeys all in one spot. Well, this 103 +/- acres on the South Grand River just south of Urich does exactly that. With leveed waterfowl pools, flooded timber holes, and strategically constructed water control structures, this spot has been built and designed to successfully hunt ducks and geese. Having water will never be an issue with approximately a 1/2 mile of South Grand River frontage and a pump ramp that has a piped underground distribution system in place, allowing the owner to pump right out of the river and flow water directly into the leveed pools. The design and layout of this property really makes it easy for the new owner to step in and have years of successful hunts. Additionally, this part of Henry County is absolutely loaded with mature whitetails and big long beards, and the remaining timbered acres and strategically placed food plots allow for awesome deer and turkey hunting. An added bonus is the blacktop access provided by State Highway K. While others are flooded out without access to their spots, you’ll be able to hunt every day of the season. Great properties like this rarely hit the market, call Steve Mott today with questions or to arrange a private tour.

Property Features

-Incredible waterfowl, whitetail, and turkey hunting on the South Grand River

-103 +/- acres located just south of Urich in Henry County, Missouri

-Located just to the east of Settlers Ford Conservation Area

-Located in the heart of the central Missouri flyway

-Strategically constructed water control system in place

-Constructed pump ramp and underground distribution system in place

-Leveed waterfowl pools and timber holes

-Multiple blinds strategically placed throughout

-1/2 mile of frontage on South Grand River

-Old South Grand River laces through the eastern portion

-Blacktop access provided by K Highway

-Just south of Urich, Missouri, 45 minutes southeast of Kansas City

-Missouri Department of Conservation public fishing access across K Highway