0 BCR 822

This 106.85 +/- acre tract in Bollinger County, Missouri sits off County Road 822 and borders the Castor River Conservation Area. The land is all timber, and electricity is on site. Trails run throughout the property. Water is part of the property. A spring is located on the tract, and a small water branch runs across the northern part of the property. A spring and a branch on the same tract give the land more variety than dry timber alone, and the northern end is worth walking for that reason. Two fields are on the property that could be turned into food plots. Because the tract is otherwise timber, these openings are the places where a buyer could potentially do food plots. Electricity is already on site, and a camper hookup is in place as well. That gives a buyer a place to park a camper and stay on the property without bringing in power first. It also gives a head start for anyone who wants to put up a cabin later. The property shares a boundary with the Castor River Conservation Area, so the timber on this tract sits beside a large block of public ground. This allows for more room to hunt or explore. This property may suit a buyer looking for a recreational timber tract with hunting opportunities in Bollinger County or someone who wants a place to camp with power and water features already there.

This 106.85 +/- acre tract in Bollinger County, Missouri sits off County Road 822 and borders the Castor River Conservation Area. The land is all timber, and electricity is on site. Trails run throughout the property. Water is part of the property. A spring is located on the tract, and a small water branch runs across the northern part of the property. A spring and a branch on the same tract give the land more variety than dry timber alone, and the northern end is worth walking for that reason. Two fields are on the property that could be turned into food plots. Because the tract is otherwise timber, these openings are the places where a buyer could potentially do food plots. Electricity is already on site, and a camper hookup is in place as well. That gives a buyer a place to park a camper and stay on the property without bringing in power first. It also gives a head start for anyone who wants to put up a cabin later. The property shares a boundary with the Castor River Conservation Area, so the timber on this tract sits beside a large block of public ground. This allows for more room to hunt or explore. This property may suit a buyer looking for a recreational timber tract with hunting opportunities in Bollinger County or someone who wants a place to camp with power and water features already there.