NE Sixty Second Ave Galt, MO 64640

Listing details for NE Sixty Second Ave, Galt, MO 64640 : Located north of Galt in Grundy County, Missouri, this 60± acre hunting property offers a combination of CRP income, mature oak timber, natural wildlife habitat, and quality recreational opportunities. With 39.37± acres enrolled in CRP paying $5,896.84 annually through 2031, the property provides established income along with a diverse mix of open ground and timber. This listing is part of 119.6 acres, MLS#2650023. Other nearby listings include 125.6 acres #2650020, 189.6 acres 2650021, 160 acres #2650022, and 60 acres #2650026. Abundant oak trees, natural bedding areas, and travel corridors create quality habitat for whitetail deer and wild turkeys. A pond provides an additional water source for wildlife, while nearby agricultural fields offer dependable food sources. The combination of CRP, timber, brush, and natural terrain creates opportunities for strategic stand locations and hunting throughout archery, rifle, and muzzleloader seasons. Road frontage on two sides provides convenient access and flexibility when navigating the property. Multiple access options allow hunters to consider wind direction and deer movement when entering and exiting different portions of the farm. The property also connects to substantial wildlife cover on adjoining farms, expanding the habitat beyond its boundaries. Located in an area known for quality whitetail deer and turkey populations, this tract offers excellent recreational potential. Mature oak timber and wooded areas also provide opportunities for morel mushroom hunting in the spring. With 39.37± acres of CRP generating $5,896.84 annually through 2031, mature oak timber, a pond, natural wildlife habitat, and road frontage on two sides, this 60± acre Grundy County property offers an appealing combination of income and recreation. Whether you're looking for a manageable hunting property, an investment with annual CRP income, or a recreational tract in a strong deer and turkey area, this farm is worth a closer look.