512Square Miles
3%Public Land
520 - 820Elevation Range
- GOHUNT Maps are recommended to help navigate this area
- The dates leading up to the rut will see more daylight activity from bucks than other periods
- Private lands typically offer the best chances at big bucks, but some big bucks come off public
Clark County, tucked into Missouri’s northeastern corner, has a clean mix of cropland, grassy cover, and timber belts that make it productive for deer. The landscape is relatively flat, but well-structured with natural edges and transitions that support daylight movement. Hunters who favor field-edge setups and light pressure will find Clark to be a consistent performer.
