This 40-acre hunting property on Collins Road offers an exceptional combination of productive food plots, strategic hunting locations, convenient access, and proven wildlife potential. The property is thoughtfully laid out to take advantage of natural terrain and wildlife movement, making it an exciting opportunity for the serious whitetail and turkey hunter. A 3-acre field in the northeast corner sits at the bottom of the hill and features a strategically positioned blind. With quick access from Collins Road to the north, this setup allows hunters to reach the blind efficiently while minimizing disturbance to the rest of the property. Higher on the property sits an incredible 5-acre hourglass-shaped field that creates a natural pinch point. A weatherproof blind is positioned on a stand at this pinch point, providing an excellent vantage for monitoring deer movement and hunting the natural funnel created by the field's unique shape. The fields across the top of the property are currently planted in standing soybeans and overseeded with cereal rye, brassicas, and winter wheat, providing a diverse and attractive food source throughout the hunting season. The property has also been enhanced with rub ropes designed to encourage rub lines near strategic hunting positions, helping create predictable movement patterns and giving hunters additional opportunities to intercept mature whitetails. With a strong history of quality whitetail deer and a very healthy turkey population, this property has already demonstrated its ability to produce excellent hunting opportunities. The combination of food, terrain, pinch points, strategically placed blinds, and habitat improvements makes this 40-acre tract a property worth taking a serious look at. A turn-key hunting property with proven wildlife, established food sources, strategic stand locations, and convenient access right off Collins Road.
Sweet November Farms is a diverse 34-acre property offering an outstanding combination of tillable acreage, established wildlife habitat, mature timber, water, and exceptional whitetail hunting potential. Conveniently located just off Abbott Road, the property offers both accessibility and seclusion while providing a well-balanced mix of habitat types. The property includes approximately 7.43 acres of tillable ground, currently planted in standing soybeans and overseeded with cereal rye, brassicas, and winter wheat. This established food source provides excellent forage and adds significant value for both agricultural use and wildlife management. Beyond the tillable acreage, an old field provides thick, naturally established cover that makes excellent brood-rearing habitat and deer bedding area. The transition between this cover, the crop ground, timber, and surrounding habitat creates natural travel routes and staging areas for whitetails. A small pond provides a dependable water source for wildlife, while portions of the property feature more mature forest, adding another important habitat component and creating secluded areas for deer movement. The hunting setup on Sweet November Farms is particularly attractive. Two intersecting clearcuts create significant edge habitat and natural travel corridors, offering ideal locations for strategically placed deer stands. Combined with the bedding cover, agricultural food sources, pond, mature timber, and field edges, the property provides numerous opportunities to hunt different wind directions and capitalize on predictable deer movement. With electricity already on site, Sweet November Farms also offers flexibility for future improvements and recreational use. Whether you're looking for a manageable hunting property, a productive small farm, or an investment with strong recreational appeal, this 34-acre tract checks many of the boxes. Sweet November Farms offers a rare combination of accessibility, agricultural production, established food sources, quality wildlife habitat, water, mature timber, and strategic hunting locations—all in one 34-acre package.
Phenomenal 74-acre farm with excellent access from both Collins Rd on the north and Abbott Rd on the south. Property features 3 separate tillable fields currently in soybeans and overseeded with cereal rye, brassicas, and winter wheat for fall hunting. Two strategically placed blinds and rub ropes are already in place. Excellent combination of tillable acreage, wildlife habitat, and recreational opportunities. See duplicate listings for pricing on the 34-acre and 40-acre tracts
Full one acre lot, currently vacant, in a rural setting ready for your dream build. Utilities are at the street. Lot boasts a wide and deep mostly level lot with some mature trees.

Bellflower is located in Missouri. Bellflower, Missouri has a population of 346. Bellflower is more family-centric than the surrounding county with 37.04% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 28.38%.
The median household income in Bellflower, Missouri is $48,125. The median household income for the surrounding county is $54,390 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Bellflower is 33.3 years.
The average high temperature in July is 86.9 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 18.9 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 41.4 inches per year, with 15.1 inches of snow per year.