Timbered Recreational Tract Near Bull Shoals Lake

Property Description

This 131 +/- acre tract near Cedarcreek, Missouri is the perfect hunting tract for the sportsman wanting a low-traffic neighborhood, that’s still easily accessible. This property is located off of State Highway OO and features a newly created road system and several potential food plot locations. The property is situated near thousands of acres of national forest and is within two miles of multiple lake access points on Bull Shoals Lake.

This property is primarily timber with about 5.5 acres of open ground scattered throughout. These open areas would make great food plot locations, which would create some incredible hunting opportunities. The seller has recently created over 3 miles of trails throughout the entire property. These trails will allow you to access virtually all areas of the property to hunt, trail ride, and make other improvements, and they’ll also act as great fire breaks for utilizing prescribed fire to promote quality wildlife habitat. The timber on the property was thinned several years ago which has further enhanced the property from a hunting standpoint. Populations of both deer and turkey on the property are very strong given the understory regeneration which flourished post-timber harvest. There is still a great mix of age in the hardwood timber, and there is plenty of cedar on the property. As you tour this property, you’ll see plenty of wildlife sign, and you’ll appreciate the gentle topography.

One of the best features about this area is its proximity to Bull Shoals Lake. Imagine bagging a spring gobbler by 9 o’clock in the morning and within minutes being on the water working towards your daily crappie limit. Your options are plentiful in this incredible area of the Ozarks. There are several great build sites on the property and electric is being added along OO Highway in the coming weeks. Additional acreage is available and a private boat dock may also be available for purchase. For more information contact Clay O’Dell at (417) 414-1808.