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The first thing to tickle your fancy may be the fishing
supplied by 110,000 acres of combined water surface
area. There is easy access to both lakes nearby and
whether you're after bass, catfish or that elusive
crappie, this is the place to start. Don't forget paddle
fish (spoonbill) season in March and April. If you've
never hooked into one of these unusual looking fish,
you're in for a treat. The locals can't wait for "snagging
season" after a winter spent indoors.

Thanks to an abundance of public use land managed
extremely well by the Missouri Department of
Conservation and U.S. Army Corps of Engineers,
white-tail deer, turkey and other wildlife thrive in the
surrounding wooded paradise. Every fall the turkey
and the deer hunters flock to this area to search for
that big tom or trophy buck.

"Okay" you say, that takes care of wet, wild and
wonderful, now how about that dream home!