Located just north of Rutledge in Scotland County, Missouri, this 76±-acre property offers an exceptional combination of income-producing farmland, hardwood timber, and outstanding recreational opportunities.
Approximately 56 acres consist of highly productive bottom ground, providing strong agricultural potential and an opportunity to generate income while enjoying the property. The balance is made up of hardwood timber, creating excellent cover and habitat for wildlife.
Situated along the North Fabius River, the property lies within a proven wildlife corridor known for trophy-caliber whitetail deer and abundant turkey. There is a long history of monster bucks being harvested in this area, making this an excellent opportunity for the serious outdoorsman. The combination of river access, timber, and productive agricultural ground provides ideal habitat for deer and turkey throughout the year.
Access is provided by a dead-end county road, offering privacy, peace, and seclusion while remaining conveniently accessible. Whether you are looking for an income-producing farm, a premier hunting property, or a combination of both, this 76± acres truly offers a “pay as you play” opportunity in northeast Missouri.
Love of the land comes honestly, as I grew up on the family farm in rural Scotland County. Hunting and farming have always been a part of my life. Shortly after graduation from high school in 2001, I received my FFA American Farmer degree. In September 2001, I entered the Marine Corp, where I did 2 tours in Iraq. I met my wife Kim while in the service, and we married in 2004. We moved back to Missouri in June 2006, where we currently live with our two boys. I received my real estate license in March 2013, and also have an AA degree from Central Texas College. I now work with my dad doing construction along with selling real estate. In my spare time I like to hunt turkey, deer, or coyote. Give Jason a call at (660) 342-3819.
