Prime 120-Acre Hunting & Income Tract | Caldwell County, MO

Prime 120-Acre Hunting & Income Tract | Caldwell County, MO

A rare opportunity to own a premier, multi-use property in Caldwell County, Missouri, offering the ideal balance of steady agricultural return and world-class whitetail hunting.

Productive, diversified soils (Lamoni and Adair) make this 121-acre farm a strong fit for both farming operations and outdoor enthusiasts. With 76 tillable acres and a current tenant farmer willing to continue the lease, this property offers turnkey income potential from day one.

Property Highlights:

• Income-Producing Acreage: 76+/- acres currently in active row crop production, providing consistent annual cash flow to help pay for your investment while feeding the local wildlife.
  
• Exceptional Wildlife Habitat: Approximately 40 acres of mature timber featuring established travel corridors, natural pinch points, and ideal funneling for monster North Missouri bucks.
  
• Water Features: Two permanent ponds providing reliable, year-round water sources for wildlife and livestock.
  
• Turnkey Hunting Setup: The seamless blend of high-protein agricultural fields, dense timber cover, and key water sources creates a natural haven for big bucks and wild turkeys. Numerous ideal locations for food plots, box blinds, and tree stands.

Caldwell County Missouri – Braymer, MO 

Row Crop Hill Land with Timber, Ponds, Excellent Hunting and Recreation

List Price: $6500 Per Acre

Location: Located just 6 miles from Braymer, MO.  From Braymer, go South 2 miles on State Route A, then West on State Route E for 3.6 miles, then South on Black Oak Road.

Short Legal: Twn 55, Rng 26, Sec 32. Legal on deed to govern.

Total Acres: 120+/-  

Tax Acres: 120+/-

FSA Info:  Total Acres 119.03+/-, Cropland Acres 79.55+/- (Current owner planted 76+/- Acres)

Taxes: Taxes for the 2025 tax year are $187.53

Possession:  Buyer to receive possession at closing subject to Farming and Hunting Leases.

Whether you are looking to expand your agricultural footprint, add a high-yielding recreational asset to your land portfolio, or secure your own private hunting sanctuary with built-in income, this Caldwell County farm delivers on all fronts.

Discussions are already underway between the current owner and the  NRCS regarding terracing and tiling improvements — real upside for a buyer looking to boost long-term productivity.

Beyond row crops, the farm offers a second income stream through an active hunting lease. Heavy deer signs throughout the property points to strong recreational value in a county known for quality whitetail hunting. Both farming and hunting rights transfer in 2027 under current lease agreements.

For more details, income potential specifics, or to schedule a private tour, contact Dan McChristy at 816-383-2069 or mcchristyres@yahoo.com.