This quarter section of prime habitat located just 12 minutes northeast of Parsons, presents a perfect opportunity for the serious deer and waterfowl hunter. Just over 42 acres of this tract consists of tillable class III Osage Silky Clay at 0-1% slope that has previously produced great crops of beans and corn – both viable options for a great food source and some income. Sitting a half mile off the Neosho River the property sits in the flood plain, offering the owner a chance to flood a good portion of the 120 acres of timber. Sitting just seven miles to the north, the Neosho Wildlife Area refuge covers 3,246 acres and acts as a resting a feeding place for migratory waterfowl with no hunting allowed. Thousands of birds that go there each year fly right over this property which presents a chance for some of the best waterfowl hunting around. Not to outshine the deer hunting, this tract is filled with mature deer sign and the area is known for producing giant whitetails year in and year out. Creeks and openings throughout act as great travel corridors and create pinch points that are easily accessible to hunt. There are also great locations available in the timber and along the tillable fields for tree stands and blinds to hunt out of. This well-rounded property is truly a hunter’s dream.