The hard work is already done on this tract near the Meramec River. It’s hard to believe you are less than 6 miles from Interstate 44 when touring this farm. Winding through the established trails gives you a great sense of what it has to offer. With over 2.25 miles of trails, your ATV, hiking boots, or mountain bike will not be disappointed. There is mature oak timber everywhere. The most recent timber inventory shows the timber value at nearly $80,000.00. These massive oaks have dropped enormous amounts of acorns, and it’s easy to see that the deer and turkey have noticed. Five food plots are already cleared, planted, and waiting for rain. These food plots are interspersed in the timber, offering hunting options for any wind direction you encounter. The largest food plot, measuring approximately 3 acres, has a Banks tower blind which stays with the property. Even a trail is cleared to escape the tower blind in the evenings, so you don’t spook deer out of the field when you exit. With a small spring and pond, the wildlife have access to water even in this drought. Cell service is on the entire parcel, so keeping your game camera intel flowing should be no problem. Being less than a half mile from Meramec Conservation Area and near Little Indian Creek Conservation Area, the hunting opportunities are limitless. Give us a call to tour this Franklin County tract for yourself.