Scott Sudkamp

Autumn Estates features multiple surveyed lots from 1.5-4.6 acres, ready for development. Lot 20 represents 3.1 total acres (m/l) of beautiful timbered ridges that run down into a seasonal creek, capturing the essence of the Missouri Ozarks. Towering oaks and hickories blanket the ridges and valleys, attracting plenty of wildlife and providing plenty of shade and serenity for a home, and the rock features and overall landscape inspire awe with stunning views of the wooded hills. Subdivision features include 3 drilled commercial wells, buried electrical service for each lot, fiber optic internet service availability, and over 1.5 miles of improved roads. These tracts lie just off of Highway 112, just a few miles from Roaring River State Park, renowned for its scenery, miles of trails, and trout hatchery and fishing opportunities. In 2020, this State Park received over 1.4 million visitors, making it one of Missouri's most popular recreational destinations. Subdivision covenants ensure quality construction and building standards, thereby protecting residents' property values. Owners will sell as a whole or as individual lots.

This is a wonderful small acreage grass farm with water! Northeastern Barton County grows some good grass, and this property features some really nice fescue-based pasture that's been recently soil tested and fertilized. Two ponds provide plenty of w

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When the right features come together in the right location, the hunting potential of a farm can be tremendous.​ While large acreages provide plenty of room, the right factors packaged together on a small acreage can be just as desirable.​ Such is the case on this parcel situated northwest of Liberal in Barton County, Missouri.​ Anticipation begins building as you turn off of the county road onto the access easement, and only increases as you drive east to the property’s gate.​ Once there, you’ll quickly ascertain that this tract has big buck potential written all over it.​ Mature hardwoods line the banks and floodplain of Drywood Creek, including oaks, sycamores, elm, and plenty of black walnut.​ An old hayfield was abandoned years ago.​ It’s since filled in with switchgrass, briars, and shrubs, and now provides the kind of dense, tall vegetation that whitetails love to bed and hide out in.​ Mowed trails funnel movement past plenty of great stand locations, and more trails could be created and tailored to your own hunting plans.​ At the bottom of the slope near the creek you’ll find some premier food plot locations, with productive soils, flat terrain, and plenty of security cover nearby.​ Zooming out to the larger landscape, you’ll quickly realize that wooded drainages and cover extends from the property all the way to thousands of acres of strip pits along the Kansas/Missouri state line north of Mulberry, KS - an area well known for producing some massive whitetails.​ In addition to the hunting and recreation, you’ll appreciate the pole barn and rural water located near the gate, providing security for your gear and equipment and a good start on a well-rounded hunting camp.​

Sportsman's setup in western Missouri! This farm features 35+/- acres of oak savanna with enough shade to keep your animals cool, but also plenty of openings to foster the growth of grasses and legumes needed to grow big whitetails and strutting toms. Perimeter fencing is in good condition, with much of it still shiny and tight. Several new welded pipe corners and braces have been built and new gates hung. This property lies way back from any road, offering plenty of protection and seclusion for the wildlife and you. An off-grid cabin would be perfect nestled into the trees, but power and rural water could be run to the parcel as well. If you've been waiting on a great piece of rec land that won't break the bank, give this one a close look!

This beautiful ridgetop property is ready for your new home! The 15.4-acre property consists of 3 surveyed lots, offering a peaceful setting of hardwood timber with room to explore. An old manufactured home that has been gutted could serve as storage

Autumn Estates features multiple surveyed lots from 1.5-4.6 acres, ready for development. Lots 25-27 represent 7.8 total acres (m/l) of beautiful timbered ridges that run down into a seasonal creek, capturing the essence of the Missouri Ozarks. Towering oaks and hickories blanket the ridges and valleys, attracting plenty of wildlife and providing plenty of shade and serenity for a home, and the rock features and overall landscape inspire awe with stunning views of the wooded hills. Subdivision features include 3 drilled commercial wells, buried electrical service for each lot, fiber optic internet service availability, and over 1.5 miles of improved roads. These tracts lie just off of Highway 112, just a few miles from Roaring River State Park, renowned for its scenery, miles of trails, and trout hatchery and fishing opportunities. In 2020, this State Park received over 1.4 million visitors, making it one of Missouri's most popular recreational destinations. Subdivision covenants ensure quality construction and building standards, thereby protecting residents' property values. Owners will sell as a whole or as individual lots.

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