Hunting, Recreation, & Seclusion in Northern DeKalb County

Discover 61.9 +/- acres of diverse recreational ground in northern DeKalb County, Missouri, offering an excellent combination of timber, open pasture, wildlife habitat, and privacy. Located near the end of a dead-end gravel road with very little vehicle traffic, this property provides a peaceful and secluded setting while remaining easily accessible.

The property is situated directly next to the 1,272.8-acre King Lake Conservation Area, creating an exceptional opportunity for hunters and outdoor enthusiasts. Approximately 15 acres of the property consist of open pasture and grassland, while the remainder features timber pockets and natural cover.

Three small water holes are located throughout the property, providing valuable water sources for wildlife and enhancing the property's overall habitat. Multiple potential food plot locations offer opportunities to strategically improve the property and maximize deer and turkey hunting. Small cedar pockets provide excellent thermal cover and bedding habitat for whitetails, while a creek runs through the southeast corner of the property, adding another natural feature and wildlife corridor.

Water and electric are located near the road, adding convenience for future recreational improvements. The property's location near the end of a low-traffic dead-end gravel road further enhances its private and secluded setting.

With its combination of timber, grassland, natural cover, potential food plot locations, and immediate proximity to a large conservation area, this 61.9 +/- acre tract offers an exceptional recreational opportunity. This property is truly a blank canvas for its future owner, offering the opportunity to shape and manage the land to fit their own vision and goals. Whether you're looking for a premier hunting property, private outdoor retreat, or long-term land investment, this property has the habitat, location, and privacy to make the most of Missouri's outdoors.