0000 Maple St., Winston, MO 64689 - Daviess County

Quality hunting farms within 45 minutes of Kansas City are hard to come by. For those looking for a location of convenience, combined with fantastic recreational opportunities, this is your farm. This Daviess County, Missouri 120 +/- acres has the makeup to attract and hold great numbers of whitetail deer and turkeys. There is a wonderful diversity of habitat for all wildlife species with a perfect mix of timber and CRP. There are 58.40 acres enrolled in the Conservation Reserve Program through 2022, paying $7,007 per year. The balance of the farm is in timber, featuring multiple hard mast producing oak species, such as white oak, red oak, and shingle oak. With two ponds and seasonal creeks that run through the property, there is always a consistent source of water.

Access to all parts of the property is outstanding. There are two different county roads that dead-end at this property: one at the southeast corner and one at the southwest corner. There is also an extensive trail system through the timber that can be walked or driven with an ATV. There are no perimeter roads, so the property is very private. A short walk on any part this farm will yield an incredible amount of deer sign. Trails beaten down from years of repeated use, and old rubs & scrapes from ruts past leave no doubt as to the high numbers of whitetails that call this place home. There is production row crop on the neighboring property to the south. And since most CRP contracts will allow for up to 10% of the enrolled acres to be utilized for wildlife food plots, this farm can morph into a dream farm for the avid outdoorsman.

Please call David Brothers at (816) 914-3053 to schedule your personal tour of this amazing property.

Property Features

- 120 +/- acres

- 45 minutes to Kansas City

- 50/50 blend of timber & CRP

- $7,007 in annual CRP income through 2022

- Excellent access and extensive internal trail system

- Two ponds

- High numbers of whitetail deer

- Some marketable timber

- Great habitat diversity

- Easy access from Interstate 35