Courtesy: Keller Williams Tri-Lakes
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RANCH READY!!! 7,200-acre that’s primed and ready to start your legacy here. The retiring owner successfully managed 2,200 pairs of cows on this expansive property for many years. With sturdy perimeter fences and cross-fencing, the ranch is well-prepared for livestock. Water sources around in every pasture, including springs, creeks, ponds and well waterers, ensuring optimal rotational grazing on the 99% grass-covered land. The ranch features spacious hayfields, and large pastures equipped with cow-catching pens. Additionally, there are extensive calf-weaning lots, complete with large steel pens, tire waterers, and two hydraulic squeeze chutes. Certified cattle scales and semi-truck loadouts for streamline operations. Private lake retreat invites relaxation, swimming, and fishing. 9 total homes Invest in the Beef Rancher Legacy—buy LAND, buy DIRT! This turnkey property offers unmatched value and potential. (Some owner financing available) Agent Remarks for Additional Information:
Welcome to this incredible, multi-purpose 520+/- acre farm located in Texas County, Missouri. It is an outdoorsman's dream. Your very own private road leads you back off the beaten path, to your peaceful and secluded land that dreams are made of. Massive blocks of mature timber surround its lush bottom ground that sits along over one mile of the spring fed Roubidoux Creek and Burkhart Branch. Aside from the large bottom ground fields there are multiple smaller clearings that set up for food plot scenarios scattered throughout the property. Everywhere you look you will be surrounded by tremendous habitat, funnels, pinch points and trail systems that run through the property to the Roubidoux and Burkhart valley. The perimeter of the property is fenced. Equipped with a few small caves, as well as multiple springs, and wet weather creeks through out the property. Armed with mature walnut, white oak, and black oak that tower throughout. The banks of the Roubidoux here allow for great river fun for the whole family. This amazing farm literally has it all!There is an abundance of turkey, deer, rabbit and you'll even hear plenty of quail whistling around the fields and banks of the Roubidoux. The deer hunting is top notch and there are some great bucks living on this hidden gem, tucked away from roads and surrounded by large tract land owners. On this farm, you can even get in some fishing as you wade the Roubidoux. For those wanting even more you will have unlimited ability to food plot, create quality hay production, and potential for tillable farming or livestock if one desired, allowing for great opportunities for its new owners. Simply put, it will be hard to find a better investment or hunting opportunity on the market today. This property cannot be duplicated with its great access, secluded location, live water features and all it has to offer. Its beautiful open bottoms, mature timber ridges, deep draws, and funnels will excite any outdoorsman.
Plato is located in Missouri. Plato, Missouri has a population of 90. Plato is more family-centric than the surrounding county with 39.13% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 28.91%.
The median household income in Plato, Missouri is $34,792. The median household income for the surrounding county is $35,571 compared to the national median of $57,652. The median age of people living in Plato is 39.5 years.
The average high temperature in July is 88.2 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 20.5 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 45.9 inches per year, with 15.3 inches of snow per year.
