Located in the rolling hills of northern Carroll lays this exceptional multiuse farm. This farm is rolling and primarily open land suited for raising cattle or recreation. The property is fenced and has had cattle on it in the past. There is a thick stand of lush green grass ready to be grazed. There are 4 ponds throughout the property which would make it very suitable to be cross fenced for rotational grazing. The surrounding area is well known for the wildlife habitat. Take a drive down Z HWY and C HWY and you will see what I mean. This farm has plenty of cover to make a good hunting tract and it could be improved for hunting even more. Access is always key and this farm has plenty of that. With ½ mile of frontage on Z HWY and ¼ mile frontage on a county road this would be a candidate to be divided is the buyer so desired. There is also several build sites throughout the farm and would make a great homestead. Also, for additional hunting, just down the road is Bunch Hollow Conservation Area. This is near 3300 acres of outstanding habitat available to the public for hunting. Directly across the road and to the north is Game Management and the Bar and Grill. At Pin Oak you can enjoy shooting sporting clays or go on a deer or turkey hunt. The Bar and Grill offers a great place to enjoy a well prepared meal after a day of hunting. This farm offers multiple uses and has many features. Call with questions and to schedule a showing.
Have you ever wanted that ideal getaway spot that can handle about every outdoor recreation aspect you could desire? If so, this historic property should be worth your look. Located at the end of a dead end road, this property used to be of public use and known to contain “Mandeville Lake”, locals would come out to the property to camp, fish and enjoy time on the water. When at it’s peak, the lake appeared to have more than 11 acres of surface water for enjoyment. With multiple ridges for camp sites, a handful of docks, and multiple points for tying off your boat, the lake was enjoyed by many. The property was purchased by a local family and enjoyed for many years of private use. With the years passing and the use fading, the lake dam was breached by a major rain event and never fixed to regain it’s full potential. The A-framed cabin on the property has provided shelter and a neat home away from home when at the farm for getaways. With multiple outbuildings, keeping the supplies and equipment needed for maintenance and pleasure is right on site, no need to haul it back and forth from home. The hunting on the farm has proven to be good over the years, the amount of deer sign and sightings have been plentiful. The pile of antlers at the farm prove the capability of holding the deer. The mature timber makes up the majority of the farm as 50+ acres are wooded. A trail on the farm takes you around the lake and allows access to multiple stand sites.
Bogard is located in Missouri. Bogard, Missouri has a population of 157. Bogard is more family-centric than the surrounding county with 40% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 26.45%.
The median household income in Bogard, Missouri is $61,250. The median household income for the surrounding county is $54,967 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Bogard is 40.6 years.
The average high temperature in July is 88.4 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 17.6 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 41 inches per year, with 15 inches of snow per year.