Fred Bennett

This exceptional 140-acre m/l recreational tract in Northwest Missouri offers a well-balanced mix of income, wildlife habitat, and scenic beauty. Featuring approximately 87 acres enrolled in CRP through 2032, the property generates an annual payment of $146.65 per acre (final acres to be verified by FSA). The land boasts a strong mix of timber and CRP, ideal for attracting and holding deer. A sizable block of timber on the southeast portion creates an excellent sanctuary, while strategically placed food plots and newly installed access tubes allow for quiet, efficient movement throughout the farm. A picturesque 5-acre lake adds to the property's appeal for both recreation and wildlife. The rolling terrain provides a great combination of open ground and natural cover, enhancing access and hunting opportunities. Whether you're looking for a solid investment, top-tier hunting, or a peaceful retreat, this property delivers.

Located in the heart of big buck country just south of Modena, this 112-acre farm spans Mercer and Grundy Counties and offers a strong return with excellent hunting potential. The property features highly productive soils including Lamoni Clay Loam, Grundy Silty Clay Loam, and Adair Loam, with gently rolling slopes of 2%–9%. The farm includes approximately 30 acres of CRP in Grundy County paying $119/acre and 66.82 acres in Mercer County paying $87/acre, totaling an annual income of $9,383.34. Recent improvements include brush clearing, controlled burning, and cleanup—making this farm clean, accessible, and ready for recreation, hunting, or food plot development. Property Highlights: 112 total acres in Grundy & Mercer Counties 30 acres CRP @ $119/acre (Grundy Co.) 66.82 acres CRP @ $87/acre (Mercer Co.) Approx. $9,383.34 annual CRP income Gently rolling terrain (2–9% slopes) Quality soils: Lamoni, Grundy, Adair Loam Recently controlled burned, brush hogged & cleaned Ideal for hunting and food plots Prime location just south of Modena, MO

This well-maintained Grundy County farm offers both solid income and excellent recreational potential. With 66.82 acres enrolled in CRP at $119/acre through September 30, 2030, it provides a strong return on investment. The property has recently undergone controlled burning, brush clearing, and cleanup, leaving it in pristine condition. It features two ponds, multiple brushy draws, and a larger timbered draw—ideal for attracting wildlife. There’s also a perfect location for a food plot just west of the timbered area. Situated near the Mercer/Grundy County line, this is a prime opportunity for hunters and investors alike. Property Highlights: 66.82 acres enrolled in CRP ($119/acre, contract through 2030) 2 ponds (one on the west side, one on the east) Multiple brushy draws and a large timbered draw Ideal spot for a food plot Recently controlled burned, brush cut, and cleaned Excellent hunting and investment potential Located near the Mercer/Grundy County line

This 38-acre m/l property sits right on the Grundy and Mercer County line, just south of Modena, MO, in a highly desirable hunting area. Approximately 26 acres are enrolled in CRP, generating $119 per acre annually, with a contract running through September 30, 2030. The farm has recently undergone brush cutting and cleanup, leaving it in top condition. A large timbered draw runs the length of the property, providing excellent cover and travel corridors for whitetail deer and upland birds. A seasonal wet weather stream winds through the timber, further enhancing the habitat and hunting opportunities. Property Highlights: 38 acres m/l with ~26 acres enrolled in CRP ($119/acre, contract through 2030) Long timbered draw ideal for wildlife movement Seasonal wet weather stream Recently brush cut and cleaned up Excellent whitetail and upland bird hunting Located just south of Modena, MO Right on the Grundy/Mercer County line

Welcome to “Little Montana” in Harrison County, Missouri—one of the most scenic and picturesque farms you’ll find in the region. With sweeping, big-sky views reminiscent of Montana, this 90% open pasture property features gently rolling hills, wooded draws, a 5-acre stocked lake, and a peaceful pond. It’s a dream setup for cattle or horse owners, with lush grass and newly seeded alfalfa fields already thriving. This property offers multiple stunning building sites—especially along the ridge with panoramic views overlooking the lake. Whether you're looking to run livestock, enjoy prime deer hunting, or build your dream home in a serene setting, this farm has it all. A rented manufactured home brings in $500/month and includes full utility access. Additional features include fruit trees, older outbuildings, and fair fencing. Bordering cropland on the north and east sides provides excellent wildlife habitat, with fields of fresh alfalfa for the wildlife to graze, while the wooded draws offer great cover for deer. Access is easy with gravel roads on the south and west boundaries and only a mile to pavement. The photos don’t do it justice—you truly have to see “Little Montana” in person to appreciate its beauty and potential. Property Highlights: 90% open pasture with lush grass and new alfalfa 5-acre lake stocked with Bass and Bluegill Scenic pond and wooded draws Breathtaking ridgetop building sites with panoramic views Older manufactured home with $500/mo rental income Utilities on site (water, electric, septic) Fruit trees and older farm buildings Strong hunting potential with crops nearby and solid cover Fair fencing and excellent road access on two sides

This little tract is a beauty. There is timber, pasture, creek and a pond. There are several good locations for food plots or you could farm around 10-12 acres. There is a nice little bottom field along the creek at the South end of the property, and there are many places to put your food plots. The farm joins the Wayne Helton Wildlife Area which offers good deer and turkey hunting.  The access is on a good gravel road along the East side of the property. If you want your own hunting piece with access to many more acres of good hunting, this is the one.

This property has a lot to offer with good income from CRP, deer and turkey hunting, 4 ponds and stunning potential for a future homesite. The farm has 66.73 acres of CRP paying $149.99 per acre with payments secured thru 2032. Annual income of $10,009.00. The CRP contract requires two food plots which will be planted this Spring- making the property even more attractive for wildlife and hunters alike. The deer hunting on this farm will surprise you; I observed many trails as I was viewing the property. I own land right across the road and we harvested a 170’s buck that had been on this farm also. We had another very good buck last year that was on this property some, and pictures could be shared if requested. The farm joins the lake property which is available to be hunted. Take a look at the aerial photo and you can see the advantage to this. It’s a good walk for anyone to come in and hunt by you. The seller says the north pond has good bass, but isnt sure about the others. The Harrison County lake has a very nice campground with full hookups, it also offers good fishing with about all varieties of fish. So bring your camper and come enjoy the beauty of this property and the lake. This farm really is in a big buck area that is managed by a few neighbors. We have the proof!!!! This land would be a perfect building site for your dream home, offering breathtaking views in every direction. Whether you’re looking for a hunting retreat, income-producing property, or a homesite near water and wildlife- this may be the one for you.  

Here we have a very nice Thompson River bottom farm for sale. There is approx. 75 tillable acres with good soils.  There can be a cash rent lease in place for $300.00 per acre or $22,500.00 annually. This will be a 5 year lease. If you want your own farmer we can adjust the lease to fit your needs. There are trees around the perimeter  to offer some deer hunting. We could lease the hunting rights for approximately $2000.00 annually.

Five acres m/l acre wooded parcel on Hwy. 136 in Mercer County. There is water and electric and a rocked driveway on the property. A beautiful place to build your dream home nestled in the timber.  Sit on your porch and listen to the gobbling this spring and watch the deer or go catch a fish in the pond. If you like to hunt this is a good area for big bucks and the food plot is in place.  Only  15 miles from Bethany and I-35. Princeton school district.

Nice laying acreage with good soils.  Almost half of the tillable is Grundy soil, The remainder is Lagonda, Adair and a bit of Shelby. There is approx. 37 acres of CRP paying $145.65 thru 2032. $5423.00 approx. annual payment. Good location in North Harrison School District Hunting rights could be leased to the seller. There is a road along the West side of the farm.

Nice laying acreage with good soils. There is approx. 26 acres of CRP. 1.55 acres pays $170.00 per year thru 2027, 3.17  acres pays 152.66 per year thru 2031 and 21.28 acres m/l paying $145.65 thru 2032.  $3827.00 annual payment. Good location in North Harrison School District. Hunting rights could be leased to the seller.

Nice laying acreage with good soils. There is approx. 35 acres of CRP. 27.7 acres pays $146.65 per year thru 2032 and 7.52 acres pays 152.66 per year thru 2031.  $5283.00 annual payment. There is a small pond. Farm is gently sloping with Lagonda, Grundy and Adair soils. Grundy is one of the better soils for growing crops. Almost 90% tillable!!

Highly tillable farm tracts are hard to come by these days! This 99-acre m/l farm is 90% tillable and offers strong dirt! The majority of the farm is Lamoni clay loam and Grundy silty clay loam. The current owner would love to lease back the 89 tillable acres at $200/acre for a 3-year term. This would generate a whopping $17,800 of annual income. Features of the farm include: 89 tillable acres Optional $200/acre cash rent for 3 years Great access off State Hwy. B Mostly Grundy & Lamoni Soil $17,800 annual income Could produce more income with 2025 hunting lease

Very nice farm for sale just minutes East of Bethany Mo.  The property sits on Hwy 136 about 12 miles from I-35. The property has a few beautiful building sites  and it sits in the South Harrison School District.  The farm offers some good deer and turkey hunting. There is some nice timber and a good pond. There is a creek that runs thru the Southwest corner of the property. And the best part is the farm has some good income. There is 95.4 acres of CRP paying $176.40 per acre. Annual income of $16,833.00 thru 2031. The CRP really makes the deer hunting better. There is a gravel road running along the North side of the property. There is a cell tower on the property but no income is being earned. Come take a look at this one.

Looking for a great hunting farm with good income? Take a look at this one. I grew up in Ridgeway and hunted this farm many years ago. There is a good mix of timber, crp and row crop,  located just Southeast of Ridgeway. To the South and East of the property is acres of timber and crp so the bucks will be roaming. Many good bucks have been seen and taken around this section. Take a look at the aerial and you can see. There is 62.24 acres of CRP paying $9690.00 annually thru 2031 and 96 acres of row crop that will be cash rented for $200.00 per acre. Annual income of $19,200.00. Total annual income of $28,890.00 The row crop is tiled and terraced. The CRP is at the South end of the property giving more cover for the deer. Turkey hunting should be good also. Come take a look, I think you will like it.

This one has everything you can want. Beautiful building site in South Harrison school district, building, 2 ponds, food plots, creek, hunting and row crop!!!! That is a long list for 12 acres!!! The property sits at the end of a long gravel land overlooking a huge bottom. Rural water is to the property but the meter has been pulled. The property is set up for hunting. There is a new pond in the woods with a nice food plot below it. There is a creek at the north end of the property to catch those roaming bucks during the rut. There is a ladder stand in place that will stay with the property. The row crop is on the south side so you can catch the deer coming through the timber.  We always say they check all  the boxes but this one truly does. Offered for $99,900.00

This 36 acres m/l property will be a runway for bucks during each year's rut. There is a creek on the property that is a natural funnel to attract the deer. Across the northwest corner of the property, there is a conservation area that is bow hunting and muzzle loading only. If the bucks get any pressure from that area, they will be moving thru this private 36 acres. This acreage includes some resident does, to bring the bucks and hold them for a few days.  The CRP is grown up and provides much more cover than the aerial shows. There are two good food plots in place and a nice pond right above one of the plots. There are approx. 26 acres of CRP; paying $176.22/acre. The exact amount of acreage will be determined by the FSA office. The contract period is from October 1, 2023 to September 30, 2033 giving you a good annual income of approx. $4,581.00. The seller requests that potential buyers make an appointment to view the property, as it is hunted.

This 43 acres m/l property will be a runway for bucks during the rut. If you take a look at all the land around it the bucks will travel this seasonal creek. It is a natural funnel for cruising bucks. You have a conservation area across the northwest corner that is bow hunting and muzzle loading only. If the bucks get any pressure they will be moving thru this private 43 acres. There are some resident does to bring the bucks and hold them for a few days. There are several pictures of bucks cruising already. The CRP is grown up and provides much more cover than the aerial shows. The CRP is paying $176.22/acre and there are approx. 26 acres. The exact amount will be determined by the FSA office. The contract period is from October 1, 2023, to September 30, 2033. This makes a good annual income of approx. $4,581.00. The seller requests that potential buyers make an appointment to view the property as it is hunted. There is an additional 36 acres for sale if you want more.

Beautiful 156-acre m/l combination farm for sale located east of Ridgeway, MO. This farm has a little bit of everything! Approximately 3.75 acres m/l of Rock House Lake are on this property. This overlooks the lake and would make for an incredible recreational experience or future building site. In addition, this farm is loaded with big time hunting potential. There is a wonderful block of trees on the northeast corner that funnels down to the lake. As it funnels down it is loaded with timbered draws and natural pinch points. This farm has the makeup to hold prized Whitetails and Gobblers. The ridge tops are being farmed totaling $16.6 acres. The current owner would lease it back for $200/acre. There is also 82.78 acres of CRP paying a total of $12,643/year. Total income of $15,963/year. The 2025 hunting rights are open starting June 1. If one chose too, they could bolster their income with a hunting lease. Features Include: Overlooks Rock House Lake Access to the lake Could be future build site Road frontage on 2.5 sides Nice block of trees Timbered draws Natural pinch points 6 acres of row crop Optional $200/acre cash rent 78 acres of CRP

This 72 acres m/l offers good income and deer hunting. There are 57.4 acres of row crop paying $150.00 per acre on a 3-year lease for an annual income of $8,550.00. The farm is a rolling hill farm with Shelby, Lamoni, Colorado and Grundy soils. The deer hunting will be much better than the map shows. Check out the current buck pictures to see the quality of deer. You will need to view the property to understand the travel corridor for the bucks. There are a few draws on this farm leading up from the creek. There are 2 ponds for the wildlife to drink. The creek runs down to the river making a great access for the bucks to run. This farm is in beans and there are several acres of corn on two sides and CRP on the other. There are two food plots strategically placed for deer movement and access. There is a mineral lick and banks blind in place overlooking the food plot. There is mowed access around the entire farm. If you do not hunt, there is an offer to lease the hunting rights for $3,000.00 which would make the annual income $11,550.00. Farm sits at the west edge of Gentry MO.