This 98+/- acre Maries County hunting oasis is a combination of creeks, tillable, timber draws, bedding and small cave. With 25+ total acres of tillable, the farm is centered around the main 21 acre fertile bottom being annually rotated between corn and soybeans. This hunting destination is situated perfectly between huge Ag fields to the East and major bedding to the West serving as a great staging area as the deer travel between the two. With a huge chunk of bedding of this farm as well it is the bedroom to many deer. The bedding fields are a diverse mix of native grasses, perennial pollinators, shrubs, and briars providing both excellent cover for deer and nesting habitat for the coveys of quail. Dry Fork Creek meanders the East side of the parcel with another creek running to the west boundary and nice pond on the ridge. Several building sites sit overlooking the valley. The cave is located a short walk from the best built site and has been explored deep enough to lose daylight.
