Welcome to this stunning 240 +/- acre wildlife sanctuary located in southern Dallas County. This top-shelf timber tract is an outdoorsman's dream with its vast hardwood ridges and draws, scenic views, and private access to the Niangua River. As you explore the property, you'll be captivated by the beauty of the timber and the abundance of wildlife that call this place home. This 240 +/- acre tract is 100% timber other than a cleared powerline right of way, and nearly a quarter-mile stretch of the Niangua River, which runs through a portion of the eastern edge of the property. On the property, you'll find beautiful hardwood timber, two primitive cabins, one large pond, nearly three miles of interior trails, and multiple areas offering scenic views of the river bottom. The topography creates several natural saddles on the ridges, which are ideal for stand locations during the hunting season. The river creates both a major bottleneck and a travel corridor for wildlife traversing through the area. It doesn't take long to figure out that this tract is a major sanctuary and hub for wildlife and has been so for many years. The two cabins are in the center of the property. The first was built in the early 2000s and is in good shape, while the second was built nearly 100 years ago and is simply a reminder of hunting camps from years gone by. A powerline right of way cuts through the southern portion of the property, allowing for easy access to power. There is a great build site in the Southwest corner of the property, which would be hidden from the road yet is close to power and would create minimal disturbance coming to and from the property for hunting purposes. The property is located off of a dead-end county road and has a solid gated entry. Wandering along the nearly three miles of interior trails, you'll have the chance to immerse yourself in the seclusion of the property and enjoy all the natural beauty that the Ozarks have to offer.