33001 Panther Way

Description

This 57-acre property in Benton County, Missouri offers mostly timbered acreage, varied terrain, mature oak timber, and direct access to Big Buffalo Creek Conservation Area. Located down a gated private road, the property provides privacy while offering opportunities for hunting and recreation. The varied terrain creates multiple deer bedding areas throughout the property. Mature white and red oak flats provide seasonal mast for deer, turkey, and other wildlife, while native browse adds additional forage. A wet-weather creek runs along the eastern boundary, creating a natural travel corridor through the property. The current landowners have harvested multiple bucks in this area. Several areas have been opened for food plots, providing multiple hunting setups across the 57 acres. An established road and trail system provides convenient access for equipment, hunting, and general navigation throughout the property. A notable feature is direct access to Big Buffalo Creek Conservation Area, which encompasses approximately 3,611 acres across Benton and Morgan counties. The conservation area includes timber, springs, creeks, and miles of trails, significantly expanding the recreational opportunities available from the property, subject to Missouri Department of Conservation regulations. The property also provides direct access to an approximately 5.5-acre lake located just inside the Big Buffalo Creek Conservation Area boundary. With private gated access, diverse habitat, established food plot locations, mature oak timber, trails, seasonal water, and adjoining public land, this Benton County tract offers a strong combination of hunting and recreational features.