Hunter’s Paradise in the Miami Creek Bottoms This exceptional property is truly a sportsman’s dream, offering outstanding recreational opportunities and abundant wildlife. Located in the Miami Creek bottom ground, the land supports a thriving population of ducks, turkey, small game, and whitetail deer. At the heart of the property lies a 6–8 acre waterfowl marsh, formed naturally by the gentle slope of the land and the backflow of the Marais des Cygnes River. The marsh fills naturally with rainfall but can also be managed using portable water pumps. A brand-new Redneck blind has been strategically installed and will convey with the property, perfectly positioned near established food plots that consistently attract wildlife—including some impressive deer. For anglers, the property boasts over one mile of water frontage, providing excellent fishing opportunities. At the front entrance, a new portable shed with electricity and multiple 50-amp RV hookups make extended stays comfortable and convenient. Additionally, the property includes approximately 30+ acres of tillable ground, offering the potential for cash rent income. Conveniently located just off Exit 129 (Appleton City) on the west side of Highway 49, at the end of County Road 107 (dead end), this property offers privacy, accessibility, and unmatched recreational value. Schedule a tour today and see everything this incredible property has to offer.
