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It doesn’t get much better than this! This farm is 65.726 surveyed acres and offers highly productive bottom ground, CRP, and big hunting opportunities! It is located less than 1 mile West of Eagleville, MO directly off State Hwy M of the highly sought after Northern Harrison County area. Shain Creek runs right through the farm providing a natural corridor for wildlife. FSA shows there is 25.89 acres m/l of timber with the majority being on the northwest side of the farm. Currently, there is a year-to-year lease in place for the farm ground. There are 20.45 FSA acres being farmed at $175/acre or $3,578.75 annually. The new buyer will receive all the 2026 payment at closing. Additionally, there are two CRP contracts on the farm. The first one is 4.10 acres paying $169.05/acre or $585 annually and expires on September 30, 2026. The sellers have already cleaned the field up and bid for re-enrollment, pending approval. The second CRP field is 11.04 acres and is paying $169.05/acre or $1,866 annually and expires September 30, 2032. Features Include: -          Located less than 1 mile west of Eagleville -          Directly off blacktop -          Potential build site -          Rural water runs along road (need to verify with District NO. 2) -          20.45 acres of bottom ground paying $3,578.75 -          15.14 acres of CRP paying a total of $$2,451 -          25.89 acres m/l of timber -          Shain Creek runs through the farm -          Productive bottom ground soils such as Nodaway, Humeston, and Zook

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 southwest of McFall in Gentry County, Missouri, this property offers an excellent setup for hunters looking for a manageable, productive tract with strong wildlife potential. The farm combines food, cover, and travel corridors—key ingredients for attracting and holding deer. Approximately 27 acres of terraced row crop ground provide a consistent food source, drawing wildlife throughout the season. The 6.5 acres of grassland create natural bedding and transition areas, while nearly 5.5 acres of timber offer essential cover. Though the timber is smaller in size, there are multiple visible signs of deer activity in and along the wooded edges, indicating regular movement through the property. With crop ground, edge habitat, and timber all in close proximity, this farm offers prime locations for stand placement and strategic hunting setups. Its layout supports natural deer patterns, making it an ideal recreational investment or a hunting retreat with income-producing potential. An additional 40-acre tract is available directly across the road, providing an opportunity to expand your hunting footprint and enhance habitat management options.  

Discover the potential of this versatile 40-acre tract located near northwest Harrison County. With approximately 28 acres of productive row crop ground, this property offers an excellent opportunity for investors, farmers, or those seeking a manageable piece of land with income potential. The balance of the acreage includes about 12 acres of grass, waterways, and timber, creating a natural setting that supports wildlife and adds recreational appeal. A pond on the property enhances both the landscape and its usability. This parcel features gravel road frontage on two sides for convenient access and excellent flexibility for future plans. With rural water and electricity located just across the road, it also presents an attractive future building site. Whether you’re looking for a hunting retreat, an investment property, or a place to build your dream home, this tract checks all the boxes. An additional adjoining 40 acres is also available for those wanting to expand their holdings.

This versatile 40-acre tract in northwest Harrison County offers an excellent blend of productivity, recreation, and future potential. With approximately 35 acres of quality row crop ground, the property provides strong agricultural value, while the remaining acreage features a mix of grass, waterways, and timber that adds character and natural appeal. A scenic pond enhances both the landscape and wildlife draw, making this parcel equally attractive for farming, hunting, or investment. Annual taxes are an affordable $81.54, adding to its overall appeal. The property has gravel road frontage along part of one side and offers an ideal setting for a future homesite, combining peaceful rural surroundings with convenient access. Rural water and electricity are located just across the road, simplifying future building plans. For buyers looking to expand, an adjoining 40-acre tract is also available, creating an opportunity to secure additional land in this desirable area.

This 190-acre tract in northwest Harrison County offers a versatile blend of productivity, recreation, and future potential. With 145.7 acres currently in row crop production, the farm provides strong income opportunities, while an additional 42 acres of grass, waterways, and timber add diversity and natural beauty. Four ponds are scattered across the property, enhancing both livestock and wildlife value, and the low annual taxes of just $384.62 help make ownership even more attractive. Gravel road frontage along one side ensures easy access, and rural water and electricity run along the west boundary for added convenience. Beyond its farming appeal, this property also holds excellent hunting potential thanks to its mix of cover, water, and open ground that attracts wildlife year-round. The layout offers a promising future build site for those wanting to create a country home or retreat surrounded by wide-open views. For buyers seeking room to expand, an additional 80 acres is available directly to the south, making this an outstanding opportunity to invest in land that can grow with your plans.

Outstanding opportunity to own 58± acres of versatile land featuring 41± acres tillable, excellent whitetail deer hunting, and a prime future build site. The property is currently being farmed, offering immediate use and potential income if the new owner chooses to continue the existing arrangement. Water access is located north of the gravel road, with electricity available, making future development convenient. The combination of productive tillable acres and surrounding habitat creates ideal conditions for deer hunting and other outdoor recreation. Accessible from a gravel road, this property provides privacy while remaining easy to reach year-round. Whether you’re looking for income-producing farmland, a recreational hunting property, or a country home site, this land offers exceptional flexibility. ✨ Property Highlights: 58± total acres 41± acres tillable Currently farmed (tenant can remain if desired) Excellent whitetail deer hunting Water access north of gravel road Electricity available Ideal build site Multi-use: farming, hunting, recreation, future home A rare chance to purchase productive acreage with immediate income potential and long-term value. Contact us today for more information or to schedule a showing.

This 60-acre m/l tract is a hunter’s paradise—and a perfect spot to build your dream home. With approximately 24 acres of fertile creek bottom row crop and the balance in mature hardwoods, it offers the ideal mix of income and recreation. The timber is loaded with white oaks, providing an excellent acorn crop that draws in deer and turkey. Natural ridges lead down to the bottom fields—prime locations for tree stands and great movement during the rut. A well-maintained trail system offers easy access throughout the property. The seller will retain 20 acres but is providing access via their private drive to the main trail. A survey will determine final acreage. The row crop is leased on a 1/3–2/3 share with a neighboring farmer, bringing in reliable annual income. The land is loaded with deer sign, and turkey hunting is excellent thanks to ideal roosting trees and open calling areas. Whether you're looking for a weekend hunting retreat, a place to build your forever home, or both—this one checks all the boxes. Come take a look!

Here’s a premier farm located just outside Bethany, MO in Harrison County. This highly improved property features 405 tillable acres, fully tiled, terraced, limed, and fertilized within the past year. It includes a separate 40-acre tract and has excellent access, with gravel roads on three sides of the main parcel. The tillable ground is cash rented at $215/acre for three years, generating reliable income. Additionally, 26 acres are enrolled in CRP, paying $135.52/acre through 2032. Total annual income is $90,598, offering a solid 3% ROI—with the potential to increase via a hunting lease estimated at $10,000/year. The property also features timbered draws throughout, offering excellent deer and turkey hunting opportunities. With access from multiple sides, stand placement and wind direction are never an issue. Looking to build? There are multiple ideal building sites within the South Harrison School District, making this not only a strong investment but a great location for your dream home.

This secluded 40-acre tract is a dream for the outdoorsman who loves to hunt and fish! The property offers a diverse mix of open ground, cedar thickets, and mature timber—perfect habitat for deer and turkey. There are three ponds, two of which are stocked with bass, bluegill, and crappie for your fishing enjoyment. Tucked away in the middle of a full section with no public roads around it, this farm is accessed by a private gated lane—ensuring exceptional privacy. The lane is flanked by 12-foot-wide strips of Sudan grass, adding even more seclusion. The property has been strategically set up for hunting. Multiple stand locations offer options for any wind direction, and there are several food plot sites, including two planted in beans for excellent late-season hunting. A Banks blind overlooks the bean plot, and ladder stands are already in place. Northern Mercer County is well-known for producing big bucks and longbeards—and this farm is no exception. Just bring your gear and start hunting! This is a turnkey setup in a prime location—come take a look. You’ll be glad you did!

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.

Farm ground northeast of Albany, Mo. This farm consists of 121.33 tillable acres and 13.42 CRP acres with the CRP paying $185.21 per acre and $2485.52 annually. The farm consists mainly of Lamoni Clay Loam and Shelby Clay Loam. This land has had extensive push up terraces and tiling done to it, and boasts ample opportunity for some great hunting. This property is located just north of highway 136 east of Albany, Mo at the corner of 300th Street and Gillespie Road.

This farm consists of 631 acres m/l located near Albany, Mo. This property features 313.54 tillable acres, and is currently leased at $150 per acre. It has 191.59 acres of CRP, paying $179.77 per acre with a total payment of $34,442.13 until September 30, 2033. This land consists mainly of Shelby Clay Loam and Lamoni Clay Loam. There have been extensive push up terraces and tiling to this farm, as well as an opportunity for ample hunting. This property is located just north of Hwy 136, east of Albany, Mo.

This farm consists of 46.39 tillable acres and 8.68 acres of CRP. The tillable acres are currently rented at $150 per acre. The CRP payment is $184.92 per acre, for a yearly payment of $1605.11 until 2031. This property boasts plenty of hunting opportunities for you and your family to enjoy all year round. If you are looking for highly productive bottom ground, this is the piece for you!