Hunting and Income in Southern Livingston County

Located in southern Livingston County, Missouri, is 49 +/- acres of great recreation land. The farm lays on the end of a minimally maintained county road, so traffic is only you and a couple of neighbors. The Livingston/Carroll line is the south boundary of the property being offered.

The 49 +/- acres consist of about 22 open acres and 27 timbered acres. With some timber improvements done in the last couple of years, the bedding and staging areas are established for the whitetail deer herd. Of the open acres, 18 are being farmed, providing a good food source for the wildlife in the area. A wet-weather creek briefly enters the northeast portion of the farm in the timbered area, allowing for a water source and travel area. The turkey population in the area is strong, as many birds are observed regularly.

Finding such a farm of this size and makeup, in a proven hunting area, doesn’t come along often. The income from the crops, the ability to hunt multiple species, and the ability to call it your own are what make this property so great.