This property adjoins the Mark Twain National Forest and is accessed by an Ozark County gravel road six-tenths of a mile from a paved road near Thornfield, Missouri. The owner normally runs 80 to 100 mother cows but states that the maximum capacity is definitely higher. Three-quarters of the land is in fenced pastures and unfenced hayfields, and the balance is wooded and contains many cedars, oaks, and walnut trees of saw-log size and quality. There are springs here, a creek, and 14 ponds. The average annual rainfall for this county is 44 inches. The owner's home is high quality and custom built with a unique multi-level floorplan and has 3 bedrooms and 2.5 baths. A well-planned variety of outbuildings are mostly located near the home. The private well near the home is also rigged to supply the cattle in the event of a drought, but the septic system is private to the house. Bull Shoals Lake and Lake Norfork are not far from the farm, and several rivers are easily accessible from here. Wild game, especially whitetail deer and wild turkey live here, along with lots of small game. For either a resident or non-resident owner, this place has tremendous possibilities.