30 Acres | Prime for Hunting and Recreation

50 Hawkeye Dr., Hawk Point, MO — Premier Recreational & Hunting Tract on 30.08 Acres m/l

Positioned in the heart of Lincoln County just outside of Hawk Point and approximately 20 minutes west of Troy, this 30.08-acre tract offers a well-developed recreational property tailored for hunters, outdoor enthusiasts, or long-term land investors.

Designed with wildlife in mind, the property features a diverse mix of mature timber, thick bedding cover, and natural travel corridors that support whitetail deer, turkey, and quail. The layout provides excellent stand locations, quiet access, and the kind of habitat diversity that promotes consistent game movement with minimal external pressure.

Two stocked lakes—positioned on opposite ends of the property—enhance both recreational appeal and wildlife sustainability. The 1-acre lake in the southeast corner serves as a year-round water source and fishing opportunity, while the second stocked half-acre lake in the northwest corner creates ideal distribution for game across the tract.

Access is both convenient and discreet, with county road frontage along Turkey Creek Rd leading to a secluded entrance that preserves the property’s private, rural setting. An established trail system allows for easy navigation throughout, whether accessing stand sites, checking trail cameras, or enjoying ATV riding and hiking.

Improvements include a 30’ x 50’ metal outbuilding situated on a 7-inch poured concrete slab, complete with electric and rough-in for plumbing—ideal for seasonal shelter, equipment storage, and gear. Additionally, a 20’ x 20’ RV pad is already in place with electric and water hookup supplied by a private well, making this a turnkey setup for weekend stays or extended hunting trips.

Utilities include electric and phone availability, adding flexibility for future improvements or residential build site.

Whether you’re looking to establish a private hunting retreat, build a secluded dream home, or secure a legacy investment property in Northeast Missouri, this tract offers a rare combination of habitat quality, improvements, and location.