Waterfowl hunting along the Missouri River in the central part of the state is some of the best the Mississippi Flyway has to offer. This prime WRP tract is in close proximity to Grand Pass, one of MDC’s premier Waterfowl Management Areas. This corridor along the river is a stopping over point for millions of birds during their migration south. This WRP tract is situated on the north side of the Missouri River amongst endless acres of dry agriculture fields that ducks love. After gorging themselves in these fields they are always looking for a drink and with the ability to flood a large percentage of the tract this will surely be a place they will fly over and check out. The ability to flood all pools or each independently has great advantages. You can show a large volume of water or not expose all of your food to the birds at one time. Your choice! The property has been managed with care using a moist soil water drawdown technique, as the stand of natural annual smartweed is second to none. Both annual species are abundant. Great care was put into blind placement. As you know as the days get shorter the earth’s axis changes to making the sun come up at a different spot, no sun in your eyes in the early morning when the ducks buzz the blind. Do not sell the deer hunting short on this property! Perfect place for a rifle deer stand to catch a cruising mature buck out looking for does! An added benefit is the flood of 1993 created a “blowhole” that now is a great fishing pond that has several species of fish that naturally reproduce for those off-season adventures.