Schuyler County, Missouri Land For Sale (13 results)

This is a top-tier hunting and income-producing farm in one of Northeast Missouri’s most proven big-buck and turkey regions. Located just miles west of Queen City, Missouri, in Schuyler County—and only minutes south of the Iowa line—this property sits in the heart of trophy whitetail country. The farm produces $40,000± in annual income, combining a grassland program with highly productive tillable bottom ground—meaning this property pays you while you hunt. Electric and rural water are already available, giving this farm both immediate usability and long-term upside. This place is fully dialed for hunting. Multiple established blinds and tree stands are already in place, making this a true turn-key setup. From creek-bottom crop fields to rolling grass ridges and multiple ponds, every acre contributes to outstanding wildlife habitat. Deer and turkeys were observed across the entire property, with heavy concentrations around the standing corn on the northwest portion—exactly where you want them. What truly separates this farm from others is access. With entry points from the north, west, and east, you can hunt this property effectively under nearly any wind condition—something serious hunters know is extremely hard to find. Farms like this do not hit the market often. If you’re looking for a proven Northeast Missouri hunting property that also delivers strong annual income, this one checks every box. Call today before it’s gone. Jason Courtney — 816-654-2144 or Andy Boyer — 636-295-1476. Property lines are thought to be accurate but are estimated.

Just off the lush Chariton River bottoms lies this incredible timber and wildlife farm. With a large percentage of the timber being white and red oak, deer flock to this block in early October. Some incredible deer have been harvested in this area, and numerous landowners are involved in wildlife management programs. This property is improved with a comfortable 2 bed, one bath cabin, 4 different food plots, 3 enclosed blinds, and numerous ladder stands. In January 2025, six different bedding areas were cut to enhance the hunting and keep the deer on the property. Food plots are in clover and brassicas. The property also has a trail system for entry and exit routes. A secluded pond in the center of the farm provides a year-round water source, and the trails to this pond are unbelievable. This area of Schuyler County is known for producing high-scoring deer. Turkey hunting on these ridgetop trails is second to none. Northern Missouri has always been a go-to for turkey hunters, and this farm is exceptional. This farm is on a paved road and conveniently located in Queen City, Missouri, and 35 minutes from Kirksville, Missouri. Property Features -160 +/- timber farm -Excellent hunting -Numerous water sources -Cabin is clean and in great shape -Paved road frontage -Close to Queen City (6 miles) -Kirksville, Missouri (35 minutes) -Airport is 45 minutes with free parking -Food plots -Access from exterior pathways on the south, east, and west -Habitat Management Company is willing to stay on with new owners

This 38.5 +/- acre parcel has all the possibilities. The new owners could build here, could clean up the property for production, or place a couple of deer blinds on it for the outdoorsman. This farm was enrolled in CRP up until 3 years ago, allowing some small cedar trees and brush to start developing wildlife cover. The pond on the south boundary serves as a watering hole, and food plots could be very easily established. Building here would be a breeze and would provide easy and ample access to get off the road and enjoy the scenery of this area of Northern Missouri. Views of sunrises and sunsets are incredible in this area. This farm could also be brought back into production easily. It has not had herbicide on it in decades, so qualifying for organic production could be a possibility. Available as one 77 +/- acre parcel or two 38.5 +/- acre tracts. Property Features -Expired CRP farm that could be cleaned up for hay, pasture, or crop -Excellent wildlife area -4 miles from the Iowa border -Great building sites -Ponds for watering or wildlife -Minutes to town for amenities -Surrounded by crop ground -30 minutes to Kirksville, MO -45 minutes to Ottumwa, IA -Country living at its finest -Perfect for homesteading -Water, electric, and Fiber Optic is available along the road

This 34.56 acres is located in an excellent area of Schuyler County, Missouri! The property is bordered by big timber with bottom ground tillable fields to the West & is loaded with deer & turkey! Located at the end of a dead end road, the property is secluded while at the same time very accessible. There is a nice pond located on the property. Food plots planted on the bottom ground for the wildlife! If you are looking for a great recreational property in Northern Missouri give us a call!

Step into your legacy in the heart of prime northeast Missouri hunting country! This exceptional 37 +/- acre property combines the best of recreational hunting, CRP income, and convenient livingall accessible via a well-maintained paved road. The acreage is perfectly balanced, featuring a mix of cover and open ground managed for wildlife and income production. This is classic northeast Missouri habitat, known nationwide for its incredible deer and turkey hunting. Treestands on the property convey with the sale, making this parcel ready for you this fall. The CRP contract runs through 9/30/2034 with a pay rate of $2,034 annually. Resting on the property is a functional and inviting 1,065 square-foot home with 3 bedrooms and 1.5 baths, providing the perfect base for your hunting trips or a quiet country lifestyle. Sitting 25 minutes from Kirksville, Missouri, and 45 minutes from the airport, this property is conveniently located while giving you a secluded feel. Property Features -Charming 1,065 square-foot home -Full-length porch -Central heat/air -Paved frontage -CRP income -Appliances, furniture, and treestands convey with the sale -20 minutes to Kirksville, MO -5 minutes to Queen City, MO -Recent trail cam photos showing recreation possibilities -Harvest history -2-sided access to the property from the north and west sides

Excellent opportunity with endless possibilities! This versatile events building is ideal for family gatherings, reunions, receptions, or community events. Previously operated as a restaurant, the property could easily be converted back to restaurant use or adapted for a variety of commercial or mixed uses. Does have a fire suppresant cooking hood. The building is located directly across the street from a nice city park, providing an attractive setting and convenient overflow space for events. Originally built in 1927, the property was remodeled in 1998 and again in 2008. The roof is a durable rubber and foam system with insulation between the roof and ceiling, contributing to reasonable heating costs. The owner has generally maintained the building and is open to offers. With its location, history, and flexibility, this is a unique opportunity you won't want to miss. Call today for more information or to schedule a showing!

This 38.5 +/- acre parcel has all the possibilities. The new owners could build here, could clean up the property for production, or place a couple of deer blinds on it for the outdoorsman. This farm was enrolled in CRP up until 3 years ago, allowing some small cedar trees and brush to start developing wildlife cover. The pond on the south boundary serves as a watering hole, and food plots could be very easily established. Building here would be a breeze and would provide easy and ample access to get off the road and enjoy the scenery of this area of Northern Missouri. Views of sunrises and sunsets are incredible in this area. This farm could also be brought back into production easily. It has not had herbicide on it in decades, so qualifying for organic production could be a possibility. Available as one 77 +/- acre parcel or two 38.5 +/- acre tracts. Property Features -Expired CRP farm that could be cleaned up for hay, pasture, or crop -Excellent wildlife area -4 miles from the Iowa border -Great building sites -Ponds for watering or wildlife -Minutes to town for amenities -Surrounded by crop ground -30 minutes to Kirksville, MO -45 minutes to Ottumwa, IA -Country living at its finest -Perfect for homesteading -Water, electric, and Fiber Optic is available along the road

Peoples Land Company, LLC is honored to offer the Keith and Nancy Kerby farm at public auction on Thursday, March 19, 2026, at 6:00 PM. The sale will be held at Whippoorwill Acres Event Center, located at 16530 US-63, Lancaster, Missouri. This is a rare opportunity to purchase a large, well-balanced tracts of Schuyler County farmland from a family that is highly respected throughout the Lancaster and greater Schuyler County community. The property consists of 515.69 surveyed acres located in Schuyler County, Missouri, and will be offered in nine (9) separate tracts using the Buyer’s Choice method. This format allows bidders the flexibility to purchase the individual tract or combination of tracts that best fits their operation or investment goals. Whether you’re looking for a single addition or multiple tracts, this sale offers options for a wide range of buyers. The Kerby farm is an extremely diverse and well-rounded offering, featuring highly productive tillable land, well-maintained pasture with good fencing, CRP acres, and timberland. The mix of land uses provides both income-producing potential and long­term versatility. Each tract offers excellent access, making the farm practical and efficient to operate from day one. This property would make an outstanding addition to any row crop or cattle operation, while also offering strong return potential and recreational opportunities, including hunting and outdoor enjoyment. Farms of this size, quality, and flexibility do not come to market often in Schuyler County. Peoples Land Company is proud to represent the Kerby family and looks forward to presenting this exceptional farm to the public at auction. Tract 1: A 128.19 surveyed acre property with excellent owned access directly to Highway 202. It includes 21.06 acres enrolled in CRP until 2030 at $94/acre, delivering approximately $1,980 in annual income. The balance features 76.38 FSA-indicated grassland acres intermixed with wooded draws, plus two large ponds that enhance wildlife habitat and add scenic appeal. Located less than a mile from the Iowa border in a region famous for trophy whitetail deer and abundant turkey, this diverse mix of grassland, timber, water, and cover creates outstanding hunting potential. Very scenic with rolling terrain, open views, and water features, Tract One offers reliable income, prime recreational value, and natural beauty in one versatile package. Tract 2: Tract Two is a versatile 40.03 surveyed acre property, consisting of productive hay/pasture areas blended with wooded draws. Access is provided via Coatsville Cemetery Road, offering a secluded setting ideal for privacy and low-traffic use. The wooded draws naturally funnel deer and turkey movement, creating excellent habitat and hunting opportunities in this prime region. Situated less than a mile from the Iowa line, this tract sits in an area renowned for quality wildlife, making it a standout smaller parcel for any sportsman seeking a dedicated hunting retreat or a cattleman looking to expand grazing or hay production. With its mix of open forage, timber cover, and seclusion, Tract Two delivers strong multi-use potential—recreational, agricultural, or a combination—in a highly desirable location. Tract 3: Tract 3 offers 51.11 surveyed acres of mostly tillable, workable farm ground that is ready to go to work immediately. The tract is comprised primarily of Seymour, Edina, and Clarinda soils, all of which are well known for their productivity and ability to support strong, consistent crop yields. The property lays well and has convenient access from Route M, allowing for efficient movement of equipment and inputs. With a strong soil foundation and excellent farming potential, Tract 3 presents a valuable opportunity for operators looking to expand their row-crop acreage or for investors looking to expand their portfolio. Tract 4: Tract 4 consists of 40.70 surveyed acres, with 37.70 acres enrolled in CRP, providing reliable annual rental income at a rate of $149.66 per acre, generating approximately $5,642 in annual income. This tract offers a solid return for investors while also delivering long-term conservation and soil stewardship benefits. A scenic water structure is a standout feature, adding recreational appeal and natural beauty to the property. With direct access from Route M, the tract is easily accessible. In addition to its income and recreational appeal, Tract 4 offers great future build-site potential. Tract 5: Tract 5 features 50.68 surveyed acres offering a strong combination of income, recreational appeal, and long-term potential. Of the total acreage, 40.83 acres are enrolled in CRP at a rental rate of $133.58 per acre, generating approximately $5,454 in annual income. The balance of the tract includes a wooded draw, creating excellent wildlife habitat and adding to the property’s natural beauty and recreational value. With direct access from Route M, the tract is easily accessible and offers potential building sites on a hard surfaced road. Tract 6: Tract 6 of the Kerby Land Auction offers 48.39 surveyed acres of mostly tillable, workable farm ground that is ready to go to work immediately. The tract is comprised primarily of Seymour and Edina soils. This unique property offers access from both Route F and Watkins Drive. Tract 6 is also fenced, creating perfect opportunity to expand your pasture opportunity after the grain crops are harvested. Tract 6 presents an attractive opportunity for operators looking to expand their row-crop acreage, pasture opportunity or for investors seeking dependable, income-producing agricultural ground with long-term value. Tract 7: Tract 7 is 31.77 surveyed acres with road frontage and access on State Highway F. This tract sports well maintained fences, a small gate/corral system and would fit with tracts 6 and 9 or stand alone as its own pasture tract. This is a great hard to find smaller pasture tract for the beginning farmer/rancher or would make a nice addition to any existing operation. Tract 8: Tract 8 is 26.78 surveyed acres made up of CRP and wooded draws. This tract has road frontage on both State Highway F and Watkins Drive. Well maintained fences give and future use potential, make this tract a strong candidate for a pasture and a future build site. This tract is comprised of 21.79 acres that are enrolled in the CRP program until 2030 at a rental rate of $94/Acre for a total income of $2,048 per year. Tract 9: Tract 9 is 99.01 surveyed acres and is unique as it offers access from both Gospel Ridge and Watkins Drive, giving the sportsman unique access options for multiple wind directions. A beautiful pond sits in the middle of this tract that surrounded by hardwoods, providing a shaded retreat for cattle and wildlife with water nearby. The area has a strong history of producing high quality mature bucks and outstanding turkey hunting. The strong recreational potential of this tract is just as strong as its potential to pasture any cattle herd and would make a powerful addition to any operation, no matter its future use. Sellers: Cynthia Kerby Mattingly, Travis Kerby Auction Managers: Anthony Peoples (660) 651-6501, Brad Sharpe (660) 341-4144

How often do you see these types of farms coming on the market? Hunting is a way of life in North Missouri. To have timber, brush, open area, pinch points, within 5 miles of the Iowa line. And then add in the two fishing ponds. What are you waiting for? This farm consists of 115 acres more or less. The owners have been the only hunters on this property for several years. The farm has been logged in the last 10 years, giving more open space and better hunting. All utilities are on the road. There is an easement on the farm to the North, allowing access for the electric company lines and giving the new owner an additional access point. The farm is bordered on the East by a State hard surface road, and it offers a great spot for a cabin or camper setup.

Introducing an exceptional property in Schuyler County, Missouri, just 6 miles from Queen City and 13 miles from Kirksville. This versatile 163 m/l acre property has undergone a transformative shift from row crop production to an adaptive, regenerative grazing operation, with the potential to return approximately 120 acres back into row crop productionif desired. Two ponds as well aswaterers situated to efficiently serve as watering sources for the cattle. This design ensures the farm's self-sufficiency, requiring zero external inputs. Furthermore, the farm holds the potential for organic certification, presenting an enticing opportunity for those interested in sustainable and ecologically mindful agricultural practices. Beyond its income-generating attributes, the property is a haven for wildlife enthusiasts, offering a bounty of natural wonders. Owners and their children frequently partake in deer and turkey hunting, as well as fishing in the well-stocked ponds, embodying a lifestyle that seamlessly blends agricultural productivity with recreational enjoyment.

The perfect blend of open space and natural beauty with this 80-acre property located on County Road 68B in Greentop, Missouri. Mostly open pasture, this land is ideal for livestock, hay production, or future building plans. The farm is fully fenced and features multiple ponds, providing reliable water sources for animals and wildlife. Toward the back of the property, youll find a mix of timber and a scenic creek, adding privacy, shade, and excellent habitat for deer, turkey, and other game. Whether you're looking to expand your farming operation, or start a homestead, this tract offers both versatility and potential.

Introducing an exceptional property in Schuyler County, Missouri, just 6 miles from Queen City and 13 miles from Kirksville. This versatile 195m/l acre property has undergone a transformative shift from row crop production to an adaptive, regenerative grazing operation, with the potential to returnto row crop cultivation if desired. Adding to its appeal, a state-of-the-art 999-head wean-to-finish hog building, also erected in 2016, provides a lucrative supplementary income stream. Not only does this facility contribute to the farm's financial well-being, but it also generates valuable manure, previously sold, which can alternatively enrich the farm's soil. Water is a cornerstone of this property, with four ponds as well as 10waterers situated to efficiently serve as watering sources for the cattle and the hog operation. This design ensures the farm's self-sufficiency, requiring zero external inputs. Furthermore, the farm holds the potential for organic certification, presenting an enticing opportunity for those interested in sustainable and ecologically mindful agricultural practices. Beyond its income-generating attributes, the property is a haven for wildlife enthusiasts, offering a bounty of natural wonders. Owners and their children frequently partake in deer and turkey hunting, as well as fishing in the well-stocked ponds, embodying a lifestyle that seamlessly blends agricultural productivity with recreational enjoyment.

**Exceptional Agricultural Property in Schuyler County, Missouri** Discover the potential of this remarkable agricultural property, spanning approximately 17 acres in the heart of Schuyler County, Missouri. Perfect for those seeking a thriving enterprise or an expansion to your existing operations, this property offers abundant opportunities. **Hog Operation & Facilities:** The centerpiece of this property is a robust 1,000-head hog operation. Designed for efficiency, this facility is currently utilizing pond water, ensuring sustainable resource management. Utilities are conveniently located on-site, providing the infrastructure needed to run your operations smoothly. **Livestock Corrals & Functional Facilities:** Increase your livestock capacity with well-designed cattle corrals that streamline your livestock management. These corrals are accompanied by additional facilities to support your operational needs, promoting seamless management processes. **Versatile Workshop:** An on-property shop provides versatile space for maintenance, repairs, and storage, essential for any agricultural operation. Whether you need to house equipment, work on projects, or store supplies, this workshop is both spacious and functional. This 17-acre property in Schuyler County is a rare gem, offering a combination of valuable resources and functional features tailored for agricultural success. Dont miss the chance to secure a unique investment that promises growth and prosperity.