Fred Bennett

If you’re looking for a Northwest Missouri hunting property that can also generate income, take a look at this 71-acre farm just outside Ridgeway, Missouri. The property offers an excellent mix of open ground and wildlife habitat, with a natural draw running through the center of the farm and a small patch of timber along the north side. These features provide natural travel corridors, cover, and potential stand locations for whitetail deer and other wildlife. With approximately 62 tillable acres surrounded by productive Northwest Missouri countryside, there are also plenty of opportunities to establish food plots or take advantage of the crops already attracting wildlife to the area. Not a hunter? The property's recreational value could provide additional income through a hunting lease. The farm includes approximately 62 tillable acres and has the potential for a two-year cash-rent agreement at $200 per acre, producing $12,400 in annual income and an approximate 2.5% return on investment. The ground lays well and has been tiled and terraced, with approximately 50% Pershing soils. Located on a good paved road with gravel-road access along the west side, this 71-acre property offers a great combination of hunting potential, productive farmland, income opportunity, and easy access.

This Northwest Missouri farm in Harrison County offers an excellent combination of hunting, income, and productive farmland. With row crop, CRP, timber, a creek, and multiple access points, the property is well laid out for both recreation and investment. The farm includes approximately 33.5 acres of row crop that can be cash rented for $200 per acre, providing potential annual income of $6,700. The property also has several areas enrolled in CRP, totaling approximately 19 acres and currently paying $143 per acre. The CRP contract runs through 2026 and provides annual income of $5,511. Combined, the CRP and potential row crop rent provide approximately $12,211 in annual income. For the hunter, this property has a lot to offer. Timber follows the creek along the south side of the farm, with a nice timbered draw extending toward the highway. CRP is located on both the east and west sides, creating additional cover around the row crop. A cleared power line also provides an excellent location for a stand or potential food plot. This area has a strong history of deer activity, and the mix of timber, crop ground, CRP, and water creates great habitat for both deer and turkey. Access is another advantage, with a paved road along the north side of the property and a gravel lane along the west side. Whether you're looking for a hunting property that can help pay for itself, an income-producing land investment, or a versatile Northwest Missouri farm, this Harrison County property deserves a look.

If you're looking for a smaller hunting tract with income, excellent habitat, and potential for a future build site, this 40 acres m/l along the Harrison/Daviess County line deserves a look. The property features 5.85 acres enrolled in CRP filter strips, providing $1,109.16 in annual income through 2040. Approximately 13 acres of open ground includes areas of native prairie grass and offers plenty of flexibility for future farming or strategically placed wildlife food plots. The remainder of the property is timber, with particularly thick cover along the south side. What really makes this farm stand out is its layout. Timbered draws from the surrounding properties naturally funnel toward this acreage, creating excellent travel corridors for whitetail deer. With the addition of a couple well-placed food plots, this property has the ingredients to hold and attract deer throughout the season. The southeast field would make an especially impressive food plot, tucked in and surrounded by timber for excellent security and seclusion. Access is convenient with a good gravel road bordering the north side of the property and paved road access just a short distance away. Electricity runs along the property, while water availability will need to be verified. For buyers looking beyond recreation, the acreage also offers the potential for a beautiful country homesite with scenic views and plenty of privacy. Whether you're searching for a manageable hunting property, recreational getaway, future building site, or land with a little annual income, this 40-acre tract offers a great combination of possibilities. Big bucks, turkey hunting, thick cover, food plot potential, and CRP income are all waiting for the next owner.

Take a look at this 40-acre row crop property conveniently located just north of Bethany, Missouri, off Highway 69. With easy highway access and close proximity to Interstate 35, this tract offers an excellent opportunity for anyone looking to add productive farmland to their investment portfolio. This tract is tiled and terraced which adds a lot of value. This  would be  great place to build you dream home. There will be great views all around and it lays in the South Harrison School District. There is 32 tillable acres that can be cash rented for $200.00 per acre for 2 years. Annual income of $6400.00. The farm lays real good with Grundy and Lagonda and Lamoni soils. All are 2-5 and 5-9 slopes. The property is primarily row crop ground with timber bordering three sides, adding privacy, natural cover, and recreational potential. Partial access to a pond along the north side provides an additional feature to this versatile property. With its convenient location, productive acreage, and easy access to major highways, this 40-acre tract is a great opportunity to invest in Northwest Missouri farmland.

This Northwest Missouri farm offers a great combination of productive farmland, income, and building potential. Located along Highway 69 just north of Bethany, Missouri, the property is situated in the South Harrison School District and offers convenient paved road access. Approximately 30 acres are tillable and currently in row crop production. A three-year cash rent lease can be put in place at $200 per acre, providing potential annual income of $6,000. The farm lays well and features Grundy and Lagonda soils with 2–5% and 5–9% slopes. With its convenient highway location and attractive countryside setting, the property also offers a beautiful potential building site. A small area of timber along the south end, combined with neighboring CRP ground, may provide opportunities for deer hunting as well. Whether you're looking for a smaller income-producing farm, an addition to your land portfolio, or acreage with a future homesite, this property has plenty to offer. Small tracts with productive ground and paved road frontage can be difficult to find in Northwest Missouri.

This 8 acres m/l is perfectly set up for the serious hunter. With easy access around the entire perimeter, you can quietly slip in and out of your stand locations without disturbing wildlife. The property shows strong deer activity throughout and has been thoughtfully managed with the bow hunter in mind. Surrounded by large blocks of timber on both the east and west sides, this tract offers excellent cover and natural travel corridors that consistently hold and move deer through the area. If you’ve been searching for a small, affordable, and highly functional bow hunting property, this one is definitely worth a look.

This very nice farm is located just minutes east of Bethany, Missouri, with excellent access off Highway 136 and only 12 miles from I-35. The property sits in the desirable South Harrison School District and offers several beautiful building sites, making it a great option for a future home or getaway. This farm is set up to deliver both recreational enjoyment and strong income. It offers excellent deer and turkey hunting, enhanced by established CRP and quality habitat. The property features a good mix of timber, including mature oak stands along the southeast side and throughout the creek corridor, providing ideal cover and food sources for wildlife. There is a good pond on the property, along with a creek running through the southwest corner, adding to both the appeal and functionality of the land. A gravel road runs along the north side, offering convenient access. The income is a major highlight, with 95.4 acres enrolled in CRP paying $176.40 per acre, generating $16,833 annually through 2031. The farm is also currently leased for hunting, providing additional income potential. There is a cell tower located on the property, though it is not currently producing income. Whether you're looking for a strong investment, a hunting property, or a place to build, this farm checks all the boxes. Come take a look!

This nice little tract is set up and ready for deer hunting. The property offers a great mix of timber, pasture, a creek, and a pond, providing excellent habitat for wildlife. There are 14 acres currently in row crop that were previously rented for $150.00 per acre. The lease is open for the upcoming year, giving the new owner the option to rent it out again or farm it themselves. A nice bottom field runs along the creek on the south end of the property. The farm also includes three strategically placed deer stands that will stay with the property, making it ready to hunt from day one. A major bonus is that the property joins the Wayne Helton Wildlife Area, giving you direct access to many more acres of quality deer and turkey hunting. Access is excellent with a good gravel road along the east side of the property. If you’ve been looking for your own hunting tract with additional public land nearby, this one is definitely worth a look. Come take a look before turkey season and harvest your bird on your own little piece of paradise.

This 41 acres m/l offers an excellent opportunity for both income and recreation. Currently, 13.92 acres are enrolled in CRP, paying $159.51 per acre through 2031, generating an annual income of approximately $2,220. The remaining acreage is expected to be enrolled in CRP this year, with approximately 20 additional acres projected to pay around $155.00 per acre, creating an estimated $3,100 in additional annual income. With these enrollments, the property should produce a total annual income of approximately $5,320. The tract features heavy timber along the west and south sides, providing excellent wildlife cover. The CRP fields create ideal habitat, making this property attractive for deer, especially during the rut as bucks move through searching for does. Row crop ground borders the east side, further enhancing the hunting potential. Access will be provided by a 20-foot-wide entrance off T Highway that will be owned with the property. There is also potential to lease the hunting rights for additional income.

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. This CRP contract expires on September 30, 2030.  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 stunning 160-acre property in Northwest Missouri truly has it all—income, water, hunting, pasture, and breathtaking views. Whether you're looking for an investment opportunity, recreational retreat, or dream homesite, this farm checks all the boxes. With 125 acres of row crop generating $28,125 annually, plus a rented manufactured home bringing in $6,000/year, the total annual income comes to $36,525—yielding a 3.8%+ return on investment at the asking price of $5850 per acre totaling just $936,000. The 5-acre stocked lake, additional pond, and rolling ridge lines create picturesque building sites with panoramic views that feel like wide-open Montana land. Bass and Bluegill are already calling your name! Bring your livestock—there's good pasture near the house, and the land is well-suited for horses or cattle. Hunters will love the strong whitetail presence, with deer flowing in from neighboring CRP to the north and west. Trail cam photos already show quality bucks. Access is easy with gravel road frontage on two sides and pavement just a mile away. Utilities are already in place, giving you flexibility for future building. This is more than a farm—it's a lifestyle property with serious income and even more potential. Come walk it for yourself—you won’t want to leave.