NW 700Th Rd Urich, MO 64788

This 288+/- acre tract in Henry County, Missouri, features the historic Harrisonville Gun Club. Founded in 1909, the property includes the original off-grid cabin, built in the 1920s. Secluded behind gated access, over a mile off the county road, and surrounded by hardwood timber, this farm has been managed for waterfowl for generations. There are currently five developed wetland pools on the property, each set up with Osceola Machine water control structures for precise drainage and management. Combined, these units provide roughly 35 acres of floodable habitat. Five permanent pit blinds are in place on the main lake. A permitted pump ramp and permitted inflow canal is cut directly into the Grand River for easy pumping access. The timber on this tract is impressive, with large mature oak bottoms that hold water during wet cycles. With the natural elevation changes across the property, there is strong potential to develop a green timber reservoir. A high-quality internal trail system makes travel across the farm simple, and a solid access road brings you in smoothly from the entrance. Several deer blinds are already in place. This area is also well-known for strong turkey populations. This property is situated between Settles Ford Conservation Area and Truman Lake. With no conservation easements or development restrictions in place, and positioned above the Truman Flood Lake Easement, this tract offers a rare opportunity to design and add onto what is already here to create a truly world-class waterfowl impound. Located roughly 60 miles southeast of Kansas City, 45 miles southwest of Warrensburg, and 20 miles northwest of Clinton, this property sits in a quiet and well-known waterfowl corridor.