Located just 15 miles south and 6 miles west of St. Patrick, Missouri, this 79-acre tract sits off a hard-surface road on a well-maintained gravel road. Nestled in a secluded bottom surrounded by prime wildlife habitat, this property is perfectly suited for hunting and outdoor recreation. The farm is mostly timbered, forming part of a larger swath of woods connected to the Wyaconda River and bordered by productive crop fields that provide abundant food sources for wildlife. A southside gated entrance leads to an established trail system that runs the full length of the property, ensuring easy and convenient access throughout. Already set up for hunting, the farm features a Redneck blind and a Banks blind overlooking three established food plots. One plot is currently in standing corn, while the other two are planted in a wintergreen mix. Mature hardwoods and mast-producing oak trees enhance the habitat, offering excellent cover and forage for deer and turkey. While walking the property, numerous scrapes were visible, and trail camera photos confirm this farm is home to an abundant deer population. With its ideal mix of cover, food, water, and seclusion, this property provides everything needed to be a premier hunting destination in northeast Missouri. Conveniently located, it sits only 30 minutes south of Keokuk, Iowa, and about 2.5 hours north of St. Louis Lambert International Airport, making it both accessible and highly desirable.