Details for Listing #3567331
Located in Pulaski County just minutes from the big Piney River and historic Devils Elbow, Missouri this 98 acre parcel joins thousands of acres of national forest. This property has excellent deer and turkey hunting some old food plot locations with existing shooting houses. At the front of the property is a camp site that has been used for many deer seasons . This property joins a lot of hard to access government land that providing some less pressured hunting. The big piney river can be accessed from the public ground . Several canoe and camping locations within minutes this place has had blackbear and several hog sightings in the area.
Located in Pulaski County just minutes from the big Piney River and historic Devils Elbow, Missouri this 98 acre parcel joins thousands of acres of national forest. This property has excellent deer and turkey hunting some old food plot locations with existing shooting houses. At the front of the property is a camp site that has been used for many deer seasons . This property joins a lot of hard to access government land that providing some less pressured hunting. The big piney river can be accessed from the public ground . Several canoe and camping locations within minutes this place has had blackbear and several hog sightings in the area.
Listed by: Living the Dream Inc -
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