Here is a 204-acre tract of land in Reynolds County that is priced well below market value. The property joins over one thousand acres of Mark Twain National Forest on three sides and is accessed directly off of State Highway 72.  A good trail system is in place; electricity is available along Highway 72. 

A large portion of the interior of the property has been involved in a clear-cut timber harvest. With some improvement, the return on investment will be as good or better than the stock market and a much safer bet. There is a good deal of hardwood oak and pine remaining. The Deer and Turkey population could be greatly improved by providing new food plots in the interior clear-cut areas. If you have a desire to create your own hunting and outdoor recreational land, this is a diamond in the rough.

Drive time from downtown St. Louis is approximately 2 hours, Salem is a 30-minute drive. Lots of potential, be the first to view by calling Danny Miller at 573-528-1489