Steven Milner

This 50-acre property in Gentry County offers a strong combination of productive pasture, mature timber, live water, and excellent hunting habitat. Farms of this size with this kind of balance are becoming difficult to find in northwest Missouri, especially in an area known for quality Whitetail deer and strong turkey numbers. The property features quality pasture ground with good fencing already

There's a difference between land that could be good and land that already is. This 183± acres in Leake County falls in that second category. It's the kind of place you can pull into, look around for five minutes, and know it's set up the way hunting ground ought to be. The deer hunting here is proven. Good cover, strong food sources, and the kind of layout that keeps deer on the property instead

They're not making any more land, and good, usable ground like this is getting harder to find. This 11+/- acre tract in Scott County is about as straightforward as it gets. It's flat, clean, and has blacktop road frontage, so access is easy and you're not dealing with rough terrain or wasted ground. What you see is what you get--solid acreage you can actually use. This place sets up well for a

God isn't making any more dirt, and this is the kind that's getting harder to find. This 18+/- acres in Scott County is just a really good piece of ground. It's flat, clean, and has blacktop road frontage, so you're not fighting access or dealing with rough terrain. You can actually use every bit of it, which is rare these days. If you've been wanting a place to build, this sets up perfect for a

5+/- Acre Home Site with a Pond and Beautiful Shade Trees Good small acreage like this is getting tough to find, and this 5+/- acre tract in Scott County is a really sharp piece of ground. It's flat, easy to use, and has blacktop road frontage, so access is simple and you're not dealing with rough or hard-to-navigate terrain. This is a fantastic homesite. Whether you're planning to build or bring

There's something to be said for a piece of ground that just makes sense. Not too big, not too complicated--just right. This 5± acre home site in the Little Yazoo community is exactly that kind of place.Tucked off Stevens Road, it puts you in a rare position: out in the country where it's quiet, but close enough to town that you're not burning half your day on the road. You can be in Madison

The Hideout: Some places just feel right—they don’t ask for permission, they don’t beg for attention, they just are. The Hideout—24.63 acres of pure, untamed Missouri land—is one of those places.Tucked away 40 miles northeast of West Plains, this little slice of the Ozarks backs up to 1.5 million acres of the Mark Twain National Forest. That means wide-open space, deep woods, and