Are you ready for your own piece of land in the country? A place where you can listen to whippoorwills in the evening instead of sirens? A place to grow a garden, and grow kids who know the value of hard work and how to tell a post oak from a white oak? Perhaps you're ready to refine the skills of our forefathers and build a life of self sufficiency. If you've dreamed of the country life and all that it has to offer, then you've got to take a look at this Cedar County farm. Located just a short drive north of Stockton, Missouri, this 40+/- acre farm is tucked into a landscape of green pastures and diverse stands of hardwoods. It's a quiet, secluded spot without much traffic, yet it's just a short distance to the blacktop highway. The south side of the tract features an open 7.5 acre hayfield draped across a gently sloping hillside, offering several prime locations for your new home. This would be an idyllic setting for a barndominium, a log home, or whatever style house you've waiting to build. And with power on two sides of the parcel, utility access should be a breeze. The hayfield is already fenced on 3 sides, so with minimal effort you could have a nice pasture for some livestock, or it would be just as suitable for berry bushes, gardens, or other plantings.Two small wet-weather creeks lace through the timber and fields, providing a cool drink for the plentiful deer and a wonderland of exploration that no video game can provide for the kids. Running parallel with the creek along the east side of the parcel is a narrow 1 acre field that's just begging for a food plot. Once you lay your eyes on it, you'll immediately picture whitetail bucks cruising through during the rut and big tom turkeys strutting and gobbling on a bluebird morning in the springtime. Inside the timber is a really nice mix of oaks - including mostly white, red, and post oak - as well as hickories, walnut, elm, sycamore, and hackberry. Patches of red cedar line the field openings and...