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Indian Bear Cave 134
Description
Nestled in the Ozarks lies a historic cave with records in the Barry County Museum of locals visiting the “Bear Cave“ going back to the 1880’s. Add to this lore that your new cave property includes 134 acres of pasture and woods, some untouched or hunted for many years, along with beautiful hilltop views perfect for that new home or cabin, and your dreams just became a reality. This property includes some pasture, fenced and cross fenced, a pond that has never been dry according to the owner, a wet weather creek with dancing waters, plenty of deer and turkey sign and oh, did I mention a fairly big cave with spectacular views recorded by Missouri Speleology Group as Indian Bear Cave BRY125! In addition to all of this, your new property sits almost adjoining Flag Springs Conservation Area that boasts over 4000 acres of hunting, horseback riding, bike trails and… a gun range. This is the one you have been waiting for and just 8 miles from Exeter or Washburn MO and 31 miles to Bentonville/Rogers AR.
Additional Information
wildlife
- small game
- turkey
- whitetail deer
recreation
- hunting
water access
- pond
Maps
