***Prime turkey hunting less than an hour from Kansas City***

Nestled in the rolling hills of Nodaway County in northwest Missouri, the North 40 offers a well-balanced mix of CRP fields, hardwood stands, and creek bottoms that create an inviting landscape for turkey hunters. This 51-acre property has been in the family for generations and has been CRP for the past 20 years. The land provides a mix of natural forage, a reliable pond and creek for water, and excellent cover with CRP grasses, mature hardwoods, and scattered cedar and juniper trees.

For turkey hunters, the North 40 presents an excellent opportunity to work birds through a variety of terrain. The CRP fields offer open spaces for strutting toms, while the wooded creek bottom provides roosting sites and natural travel corridors. With Missouri’s all-day hunting now allowed on private land, hunters have more flexibility to pattern birds throughout the day. Be mindful of the state regulations—only one turkey may be taken during the first week, and hunters cannot take two birds on the same day.

The acreage also offers the chance to explore for shed antlers or forage for morel mushrooms in the spring. While there are no formal camping hookups, there is a good spot available for those who want to stay on-site. For those looking for more accommodations, a town with hotels is just 15 minutes away.

The North 40 is a great destination for those looking to enjoy a classic Missouri turkey hunt with a mix of open CRP fields, wooded cover, and a natural water source to support wildlife. With a family history on the land and a commitment to conservation, this property provides a rewarding experience in the field.