Sumner Missouri.

The wild goose capital of the world.

An area steeped in tradition with a future perhaps even more storied.

Home to one of the largest concentrations of wintering mallards in the world and some of the finest hunting grounds in the country.

This property available in two tracts, located in the famed “north bottoms” offers an opportunity to lay claim to a piece of dirt in one of the most spectacular regions in duck country.

This part of the golden triangle is defined in part by nearby Fountain Grove Conservation area, located 1.4 miles from this tract. The grove, as the locals know it, is home to diverse habitats and at times hundreds of thousands of mallards across its refuges areas and shooting pools. Swan lake national wildlife area, located a touch over 2 miles from the property is perhaps the most famous migratory beacon in this part of the flyway. Swan is a force to be reckoned with when it comes to habitat and refuge and rest opportunities.

In addition to the close proximity to these powerhouse state and federal areas, this tract shares a neighborhood with some of the finest private waterfowl hunting developments found anywhere. Millions of dollars are spent annually by private landowners in the north and south bottoms, and the relation to those properties plus swan and fountain position this tract uniquely to capitalize on its location.

This farm is made up primarily of bottom land timber, and presents multiple opportunities for a variety of hunting styles leaving the versatility unquestioned.