Flooded timber. Working wetlands. Missouri bucks. All in a region serious waterfowl hunters know by name.

Located near Sumner in Missouri’s renowned Golden Triangle, this 160-acre hunting property combines a celebrated waterfowl location with extensive habitat improvements and water-control infrastructure.

🔶Why does location matter here?

The Swan Lake region offers migrating waterfowl a powerful combination of food, water, and protected resting habitat. Swan Lake National Wildlife Refuge anchors the area with 10,795 acres managed for wildlife, with a strong emphasis on wetlands and migratory birds. Nearby Fountain Grove Conservation Area adds more than 8,000 acres and is described by the Missouri Department of Conservation as Missouri’s largest and oldest managed wetlands. Together, these areas draw both waterfowl and hunters to the region.

The surrounding Grand River bottoms, wetlands, bottomland timber, and agricultural landscape help make this an established waterfowl destination. For a private landowner, that regional habitat network makes a well-managed hunting property especially compelling.

This farm gives you the infrastructure to manage your own piece of that landscape.

🔶Property highlights include:

🔸25-acre managed lake with stop-log inlet and outlet structures for water-level management.

🔸15-acre WRP wetland hole with its own stop-log outlet.

🔸3-acre loafing hole designed to provide additional resting and staging habitat.

🔸Newly constructed 25-acre flooded timber hole featuring a dividing levee and dual stop-log structures, allowing independent water management on either side.

🔸New 4-inch water well installed in 2025, powered by a generator.

🔸Elevated potential cabin or lodge site on a man-made berm above the surrounding levee system.

🔸Deer and turkey hunting opportunities supported by diverse habitat and natural travel corridors.

Multiple hunting setups. More management flexibility.

From open water and managed wetlands to flooded timber, this property offers different settings to hunt and manage as conditions change throughout the season. The divided timber impoundment adds flexibility to adjust water levels and rotate hunting locations.

Beyond duck season, the farm offers room to pursue whitetails and spring gobblers, enjoy the outdoors with family, and establish your own hunting retreat near Sumner.

For the buyer looking for a developed waterfowl property with deer and turkey hunting, this 160-acre Golden Triangle farm deserves a closer look.

Contact Scott Meredith with Mallard Ducks & Big Bucks to request property details and schedule a private showing.

Daniel Scott Meredith

📞270-791-2538

Keller Williams First Choice Realty