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Wetland Restoration Services by Barnes Realty
We’ve built several Waterfowl Hunting Areas here around the Squaw
Creek/Mound City Area. If you’re
considering restoring a wetland area, whether for a NRCS WRP Easement, or
yourself to hunt, our experience enables us to make your wetland project
a complete success. Optimal blind placement, pool size, and construction
techniques (considering your soil type), combine to insure quality hunting,
which translates into good lease income.
When we’re finished, you may not want to sell at all!! Either way, your wetland area will be more
valuable when you hire us build your Duck Spot. Email me for my picks (from our list) on a spot to build
your next waterfowl hunting area.
The following is a list of
companies that can help in your real estate transaction. Barnes Realty is not
affiliated with, and does not endorse any of these firms. These links are
provided as a service and for informational purposes only.
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Area Information:
Squaw Creek National Wildlife
Refuge is located in
northwestern Missouri within the historic Missouri River floodplain. The
7,350-acre refuge was established in 1935 as a resting, feeding, and breeding
ground for migratory birds and other wildlife. Many of the original facilities
were built by the Civilian Conservation Corps and the Works Progress
Administration in the late 1930s.
Big Lake State
Park Boating, fishing and
abundant waterfowl have made Big Lake State Park one of northwest Missouri's
most popular outdoor recreation areas. The park is located on Missouri's
largest oxbow lake, which was formed by the Missouri River before its course
was controlled by channelization.
Located just off Interstate 29 halfway between Kansas City and Omaha, Big Lake
State Park was one of the first public recreation areas in northwest Missouri.
Today, visitors to the 407-acre park can enjoy picnic areas, a swimming pool,
boat launch, fishing, bird watching, dining in the park's restaurant, and
facilities for lodging and camping.
The park also has a large marsh that preserves an example of an early-day
Missouri landscape. With the park's location on Big Lake, and Squaw Creek
National Wildlife Refuge nearby, the area is a major feeding and resting place
for birds and migratory waterfowl.
Visitors are welcome to stay overnight in the park's motel or rent one of the
comfortable lakeshore cabins that are available. You will find Big Lake State
Park to be a restful and peaceful place, but one that also provides fun, water
sports and outstanding bird watching.
For information on statewide seasons,
current surveys, migrations and regulations see: http:www.mdc.mo.gov/hunt/wtrfowl/
Current
River Stage at Rulo NE
List of General Information numbers for the Mound
City/Big Lake area.
Bargain priced building
materials and household items: http://www.restorekc.org/
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things happen to people who own Real Estate