0 NE 62nd St, Galt, MO 64641

Located north of Galt in Grundy County, Missouri, this 189.6A± acre farm offers an excellent combination of income-producing CRP, mature timber, thick bedding cover, and quality hunting opportunities. With 117.5A± acres enrolled in CRP paying $119 per acre annually through 2030, the property provides a steady income component while maintaining substantial wildlife habitat. The balance of the farm consists of timber, brush, cedar thickets, and wooded draws that create a diverse recreational property in an area known for strong whitetail deer and turkey populations.The CRP acreage is broken up by timbered draws that provide natural travel corridors, security cover, and access to different portions of the farm. These wooded fingers extend through the open grassland, creating an attractive layout for wildlife and multiple opportunities for strategic stand locations. The east side of the property features particularly thick bedding cover, with cedar thickets, brush, and timber providing additional security habitat. Abundant oak trees throughout the farm offer an important seasonal food source for wildlife, further adding to the property's hunting appeal.For the whitetail hunter, this farm has the habitat diversity and layout to support a variety of hunting strategies. The combination of CRP fields, timbered draws, thick bedding areas, and oak timber creates opportunities for intercepting deer as they travel between food, bedding, and water. Whether you prefer archery, rifle, or muzzleloader season, the property offers plenty of ground to explore and multiple options for hunting different wind directions and conditions. Turkey hunters will also appreciate the mixture of open grassland and timbered cover throughout the farm.Water is another strong feature, with a stocked pond measuring approximately two-thirds of an acre serving as the primary water source. A smaller water hole on the east side provides an additional source of water for wildlife and adds to the property's overall habitat diversity. The main pond also offers recreational fishing opportunities.Beyond the hunting opportunities, this area of northern Missouri is well known for morel mushroom hunting, and the farm's combination of timber and wooded draws provides plenty of habitat to explore during the spring season.With nearly 190 acres, an established CRP income stream through 2030, abundant oak timber, thick bedding cover, and multiple water sources, this Grundy County property offers a well-rounded recreational investment. Whether you are looking for a dedicated deer and turkey hunting farm, a property that generates annual CRP income, or a combination of both, this tract deserves a closer look.