Situated in the scenic rolling hills of Ray County and positioned in a region well known for quality whitetail hunting, this impressive 80± acre recreational farm offers a strong combination of habitat, access, usable ground, and future potential. Whether you are searching for a private hunting retreat, a weekend getaway, a place to run livestock, or a long-term land investment, this property checks a wide range of boxes for outdoor-minded buyers. The farm is made up of approximately 60± acres of timber and 20± acres of open ground, creating the kind of diverse landscape that supports wildlife year-round. The timber consists of mature hardwoods with numerous walnut trees and a beautiful natural canopy that adds both character and long-term value. The wooded acreage provides excellent bedding cover, travel corridors, stand locations, and a secluded setting that hunters and landowners appreciate. A live creek winds its way through the property, supplying a valuable water source for wildlife and adding to the overall beauty of the farm. Properties with live water are always in demand, and this feature helps enhance the recreational appeal while supporting deer, turkey, and other native species throughout the seasons. Access across the farm is a major advantage. An established trail system runs through much of the timber, allowing easy travel by ATV, UTV, or on foot. Whether you are checking trail cameras, moving stands, retrieving game, or simply enjoying the outdoors, the internal access makes the property highly functional and easy to enjoy. Toward the back of the farm, approximately 20± acres of open pasture are divided into two separate fields. These open areas offer flexibility for multiple uses including livestock grazing, hay production, warm-season grasses, row crop conversion, or strategically placed food plots. For hunters, these openings create ideal locations to draw and hold wildlife while offering strong visibility for hunting setups. A recently cleaned pond is in place and ready to capture water, creating another useful feature for livestock or wildlife management. Combined with the creek, this additional water source increases the overall utility of the property and provides another asset for future improvements. Along the west side of the tract, timber has been cleared to create a wide access lane that allows equipment and vehicles to reach the back portion of the farm with ease. This is an important feature for land management, habitat work, fence projects, food plot installation, and general maintenance. The property offers gravel road frontage with two separate entrances, giving buyers convenient access and multiple options for use. Water service is available with the ability to have a meter installed, adding value for anyone considering a cabin, campsite, or future homesite. This area of northwest Missouri has long been recognized for productive deer hunting, and the local turkey population adds another recreational benefit. If you have been looking for a manageable-sized hunting farm with diverse habitat, strong access, and room to improve, this Ray County tract deserves a serious look. Additional acreage may also be available for buyers seeking to expand their footprint.