SE 3836, Butler, MO 64730 - Bates County

This 40 acre tract is the pinnacle of low pressure deer management and top notch whitetail genetics. Situated southeast of Butler, Missouri near O Hwy, this piece has been home to world class whitetail deer for years. The current owner has implemented an incredibly low pressure management strategy using specific food plot mixes, cellular trail cameras, and very selective hunting. A year round spring fed creek winds through the northern portion of the property, and has never been dry in the 35+ years the current owner has managed the farm. Are you looking for natural funnels and pinch points? The ridge system through this land is second to none the rolling terrain making you feel like you are working with 100 acres rather than 40. 3 Key food plot locations have been cleared and planted in a variety of Tecomate food plot seed including Greenfield, Max Attract, Root King Radish, Turbo Turnip, and Monster Mix Chicory/Clover. Over 2 miles of trails through the property were seeded with Tecomate King Ladino White clover. Seed for the 2017 season will be provided with the sale. In addition to food plots, the owner has been fertilizing 4 white oak trees on the property for 10+ years with Miracle Gro Tree spikes, producing massive amounts of acorns. The land is fully fenced, but hunting pressure is extremely low on neighboring properties. 2 Redneck Hunting Blinds will go with the sale of the property, and current trees with tree stands will be marked for the buyer. The deer history on this piece is second to none, dont miss your chance to own a proven 40 acre tractLo. Call now for a private showing!

40 acres

Secluded access off of legally deeded easement

Southeast of Butler, also close to Appleton City

80% timber

Spring Fed Creek

3 Food plots

Selective areas clear cut 10 years ago for bedding cover

Lots of deer and turkey sign

2.5 miles of trails seeded in clover throughout the property

2 Redneck Hunting Blinds

Incredible deer history

Low pressure neighborhood

Very selective deer harvesting