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Escape to the Ozarks with this stunning custom log home for sale in Arkansas, perfectly situated on 55 +/- unrestricted acres of private, recreational land. This 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom home features a spacious loft, custom home design, and an unfinished basement with expansion potential- spanning approximately 2,476 total square feet of living space. The property includes a charming wrap-around porch overlooking a beautifully landscaped yard. There are two stocked ponds and an established trail system that offers endless opportunities for fishing, hiking, ATV riding, and exploring the outdoors. Located on a private road, this secluded property is a haven for wildlife—ideal for hunting, nature watching, or simply enjoying the rural scenery. Whether you're searching for a private homestead, a hunting retreat, or a country getaway home, this property offers it all- listed for only $359,900! Don’t miss your chance to own this beautiful piece of Arkansas real estate! Contact Cody Cooper with United Country Ozark Realty today at 870-291-7911 or 870-368-4155.

Excellent 160 acre hunting and recreation parcel located in Unit 62 in the Uncompahgre National Forest. Mostly open ground with public land border on all four sides. There is a large year-round pond on the property that is a constant water source for wildlife. Water Decree dated January 2007 is available. This property qualifies for Landowner Tag for deer, Over-The-Counter for elk. Can be used for grazing or there is flat ground to build a cabin if you want. Beautiful, private piece of land with seasonal access on dirt road. Mesa County’s Uncompahgre National Forest offers a spectacular natural escape just minutes from Grand Junction. Spanning close to one million acres since its designation in 1905, the forest is a haven for outdoor recreation, wildlife, and scenic beauty. Accessible via Highway 50, the forest roads wind through conifer forests, open parks, dramatic rock formations, and high-mountain vistas. Elevations range between 8,000 and 9,000 feet, providing a cool alpine climate in summer and snow-covered terrain in winter. This area delivers everything Colorado is known for—towering peaks, meadows filled with wildflowers, pristine creeks, and unspoiled landscapes perfect for recreation or quiet reflection. From Grand Mesa’s broad summit to the sharp edges of distant San Juan peaks, the views are endless. Whether you’re riding an ATV, setting up camp, hiking a ridge trail, or hunting big game, this land provides both challenge and serenity. The name “Uncompahgre,” meaning “red water,” speaks to the natural beauty and indigenous history of the region. Generational ranches and residential acreages dot the forest’s edge, where agriculture and adventure blend with Western heritage. This is where the spirit of the old frontier still lives, and where your next outdoor journey can begin. SURROUNDING AREAS IN MESA COUNTY COLORADO The nearby Grand Valley offers all the services and amenities to support residents and travelers alike. Communities such as Fruita, Palisade, Clifton, and Orchard Mesa are all part of the Grand Junction metro area and provide schools, shopping, medical care, and a regional airport. Local farmers' markets, wineries, seasonal festivals, museums, and art walks reflect the area’s agricultural and cultural richness. The I-70 corridor links the region to Denver and beyond, while still maintaining its small-town pace. The Grand Valley is a place where rural lifestyle meets modern convenience—ideal for full-time living, second homes, or recreational retreats. COLORADO OUTDOOR RECREATION Western Colorado is unmatched in its recreational variety. The nearby Colorado National Monument is a must-visit with its Rim Rock Drive, hiking paths, scenic overlooks, and fascinating desert ecology. Hike Mount Garfield for stunning views, or visit the riverbanks of the Colorado River for fishing, floating, or riverside picnicking. This is also prime country for mountain biking, horseback riding, off-roading, and fossil discovery. The Grand Mesa Scenic Byway (Highway 65) climbs into the mountains where alpine lakes, deep forests, and year-round trails await. Whether you're fishing for trout, hiking through golden aspens, snowshoeing with friends, or skiing at Powderhorn Resort, there's no shortage of options. With over 300 lakes and thousands of acres of forest, the Grand Mesa area complements the adventure and natural beauty of the Uncompahgre Forest for an unforgettable outdoor lifestyle

Welcome to Cypress Grove, a rare 456-acre recreational and hunting paradise located just outside Vada, GA in Decatur County. This exceptional property offers a diverse landscape tailor-made for the outdoor enthusiast-featuring prime deer, turkey, duck, and quail hunting. Cypress Grove is rich with natural beauty and unique features, including multiple ponds, a scenic cypress pond, and a limestone swimming hole perfect for warm-weather relaxation. The land offers a mix of hardwoods, cypress bottoms, and merchantable planted pine, making it both a sportsman's retreat and a sound investment. A truly one-of-a-kind feature of the property is the live oak and cypress grove-evoking the wild character of South Texas or even the savannahs of South Africa. This distinct habitat sets the stage for unforgettable hunts and unforgettable memories. The property is fully equipped with several established food plots, five brand-new Titan hunting blinds, and Texas Trophy Hunter feeders-ready for immediate use. A fenced pasture adds even more versatility, whether for livestock, horses, or future development. Whether you're seeking a private hunting retreat, a legacy family property, or a premier recreational tract, Cypress Grove offers unmatched potential and natural beauty in one of South Georgia's most sought-after regions.

Tucked away on a quiet stretch of Station Road just five minutes from Route 1, this 129± acre parcel offers the perfect mix of privacy, access, and natural beauty. With power available at the road and over 1,000 feet of gravel driveway already in place, much of the heavy lifting is done. Whether you’re dreaming of a secluded homestead, a private hunting retreat, or long-term investment, this property delivers. The landscape is classic Downeast Maine—rolling woods, three scenic ponds, and a peaceful rural setting just 15 minutes from Machias and under 90 minutes to Bangor and the international airport. With multiple potential building sites and year-round access via a public-maintained and paved road, you can get started right away or keep it as a long-term hold. The Downeast Sunrise Trail is just down the road, giving you direct access to hundreds if not thousands of miles of recreational riding right from your land. Whether you're building a home, camp, or just holding as a long-term investment, this property checks all the boxes. No restrictions. Not in tree growth. A rare opportunity in Washington County with serious potential.

Large acreage for sale in western Colorado consisting of 835 acres in the Uncompahgre National Forest. Five parcels connected (520 acres) plus two outlying parcels (160 acres and 155 acres). Seller would like to sell entire property but will consider selling parcels separately. Excellent property for grazing cattle or hunting and recreation. Mostly located in Unit 62 with one parcel located in Unit 61. Large border with public land. Multiple springs and ponds with Water Decree dated January 2007. Property qualifies for Landowner Tags for deer and Over-The-Counter tags for elk in Unit 62. Two main cabins as well as two guest cabins all need some work and updating. Both main cabins have excellent spring water nearby and there are multiple stock ponds as well. Plentiful elk and deer using this ranch due to the water resources. Coordinates are 38.636589, -108.668697. UNCOMPAGHRE NATIONAL FOREST IN MESA COUNTY Established in 1905, the Uncompahgre National Forest spans across western Colorado counties covering almost a million acres of pristine high country. Within a few miles south of Grand Junction, CO access the Uncompaghre National Forest Mesa County area from highway 50 and drive scenic graveled roads through pine forests, valleys, rocky bluffs, and watch for wildlife and bird sightings. Top of the world views include valleys, sloping hills and the distance mountain and Uncompaghre ranges of the LaSalle, Utah mountains, Grand Mesa, aka the largest flattop mountain in the world, and on the faraway horizon stretches the majestic San Juans. From plateaus to peaks of natural terrain the vast country offers all mountain activities Colorado is known for in all seasons. The average elevation in the Mesa County Uncompaghre range rises to 8000-9000 ft. Clear mountain streams and springs are fed from the melting snow spring runoff creating vegetation for wildlife habitat and ranching resources. Canyon rocky cliffs and crags offer hiking and climbing. Many trails provide OHV riding, horseback riding, hiking, bicycling, camping or find a quiet spot for solitude. Don’t forget the camera for nature or scenic photo ops and selfies for special fun times. The area is home to many ranches and residential acreages for livestock operations, some with generational owners. Trophy hunts are successful in hunting districts. History runs deep with the settling of the old west. The Ute Indian tribe named the mountain ranges Uncomphaghre meaning ‘red water’. Find your adventure in the Uncompahgre National Forest in Mesa County. SURROUNDING AREAS MESA COUNTY Nearby Grand Junction and surrounding communities offer a regional airport, major shopping and services and more. The I-70 corridor leads to Denver and accesses more locations Colorado is known for. Work and play beneath blue mountain skies and star studded nights. The towns of Palisade, Clifton, Grand Junction, Orchard Mesa, and Fruita span several miles along I70 corridor with major shopping, colleges, schools, hospitals, regional airport, and more amenities for residential and business needs. Stop at any one of the museums or visitor centers to learn more about the history and what the region has to offer. Enjoy annual all year-round events, farmer’s market, festivals, breweries, wineries, unique specialty shops, rodeos, fruit stands, and more that Western Colorado has to offer. The region is known for its mild winters, sunny days, and all year recreation from the high desert to the nearby mountaintops. COLORADO OUTDOOR RECREATION The Western Slope of Colorado has all year recreation for all outdoor enthusiasts. Travel the Rim Rock Drive of the nearby Colorado National monument. Enjoy the magnificent views of rock formations, canyons, plants, birds and wildlife along the drive or hiking trails. Photo opportunities for the photographer, and don’t forget the selfies. Stop at the visitor center for information on picnic and campground areas, hiking trails, youth learning opportunities, and the history of this valley’s treasure of beauty. Mount Garfield is one of the well-known landmarks for hiking and viewing wildlife, including wild horses. Enjoy river rafting or tube floating along the river or fish along the many easy accesses to the riverbanks of the Colorado River The surrounding high desert offers off road, ATV, hiking, biking, and horseback riding trails with valleys of dinosaur finds and diggings, river rafting, boating, and fishing. Within an hour’s drive along I70 and Highway 65, also known as the scenic byway of Grand Mesa, sits the largest flat top mountain in the world with over 300 lakes for fishing, boating, camping, lodges, and thousands of trails for hiking, ATV, biking, horseback riding, cross country skiing, snowmobiling, and hunting districts. Photo opportunities abound for the amateur or professional photographer. A visitor center on top of the Grand Mesa has information and a gift shop. Powderhorn Ski Resort sits at the base of Grand Mesa with ski slopes for all ages and skills with winter and summer activities.

Just 5 miles east of Malta, Montana, with highway frontage off Old Highway 2, the East Malta Irrigated Farm & Ranch is a standout agricultural operation spanning 1,203 deeded acres. Owned by the Hould family, this productive and well-managed property has long served as the backbone of a successful feed program for decades. With 586+/- acres of irrigated land, this is some of the most proven and high-yielding ground in all of Phillips County. The rest of the acreage consists of 193.2 acres of quality non-irrigated farmland acres and 387 acres of native grass. Acreage Breakdown: ● Irrigated Land: 586.1 acres ● Farmland (non-irrigated): 193.2 acres ● Native Grass: 387 acres The irrigated acres are currently seeded in a productive 50/50 split of corn and alfalfa. Annual production averages a reliable 28 tons per acre for corn and no less than 7 tons per acre on alfalfa. Gated pipe irrigation delivers efficient, low-labor water management across the field systems. This property has been the engine of the Hould family’s feed and cattle program for years—proven ground with proven results. Improvements: Main Residence ● 3 Bed / 1 Bath ● 1,368 sq ft main floor + 936 sq ft basement ● Gas heat, central A/C ● Updated windows and siding Labor House ● 2 Bed / 1 Bath ● 684 sq ft main + 351 sq ft upper ● Updated windows and siding ● Gas heat Outbuildings & Infrastructure: ● (2) Detached Garages: 24x24 and 19x24 ● 15 ft Grain Bin ● 52x40 Hip Roof Barn with 12 livestock pens and hay loft ● (3) Pole Barns: 12x26, 12x24, 16x48 ● 30x30 Implement Shop ● Certified Fairbanks Scale ● (3) Propane Tanks (leased from Ezzie’s) While some seasonal flooding occurs on the western edge due to the Black Coulee drainage, it has not impacted production or overall usability. Recreational Appeal: Bordering the Bowdoin National Wildlife Refuge corridor, the property offers a unique hunting experience with healthy populations of geese, upland birds, mule deer, and whitetail. The irrigated cornfields are a magnet for waterfowl, adding a layer of recreational and outfitting potential to this already premier operation.

If you’ve been dreaming of escaping the noise and settling into a piece of wild, unspoiled Maine—this 80± acre tract along Mountain Road in Mount Chase could be just what you’ve been searching for. Tucked along the lower slope of Mount Chase itself, this rugged and remote property offers a rare combination of natural beauty, privacy, recreational access, and self-sufficient living potential. This parcel represents the western half of one of Mount Chase’s original 1800s lots, and it’s easy to see why it was chosen. With elevations ranging from approximately 980 to 1,460 feet, the land offers rolling terrain, excellent drainage, and possible mountain views with selective clearing. A couple creeks traverse the landscape, adding scenic and practical value for those considering off-grid development. According to a NRCS websoil survey, roughly half of the lower acreage features Bangor and Dixmont silt loam soils—suitable for pasture, gardens, food plots, or small-scale farming. Whether you're interested in homesteading, attracting wildlife, or simply enjoying the diverse forest, this land has the soil, water, and elevation features to support your vision. One of the most unique features of the property is direct access to the Mount Chase Trailhead adjacent to its western border. This trail leads through forested terrain for approximately 1.75 miles to the 2,439-foot summit, offering breathtaking views and a rewarding backcountry hiking experience. Imagine walking from your cabin straight to a mountain summit—no need to drive anywhere. Located just 4.5 miles (as the crow flies) from Shin Pond Village, this property sits in the heart of one of Maine’s most treasured recreational areas. Snowmobilers, ATV riders, and wilderness enthusiasts know this region for its proximity to Baxter State Park, Katahdin Woods & Waters National Monument, Shin Ponds, Grand Lake Matagamon, and the East Branch of the Penobscot River. Anglers and paddlers will also appreciate the nearby Seboies River. Despite the remote setting, services are within reach—only 9 miles to Patten, 39 miles to Houlton, and approximately 1 hour 35 minutes to Bangor via Route 11 and I-95. This is an opportunity to own a truly special parcel of land with elevation, water, timber, and recreational access. Whether for a weekend escape or a full-time off-grid lifestyle—this property is ready for your next chapter.

Location & Land This expansive ranch property is located approximately 12 miles south of Dodson, Montana, accessible via Stage Road. The offering includes 1,760± deeded acres, with approximately 972± acres of improved pasture that are well-suited for grazing livestock or agricultural use. Additionally, a 320-acre BLM lease, known as Upper Tressler Coulee #5465, is included, providing valuable grazing land and enhancing the property’s operational capacity. The diverse landscape and abundant acreage offer both privacy and wide-open spaces ideal for ranching or recreational pursuits. Residence Built in 2023, the spacious and modern home features approximately 1,980 square feet of thoughtfully designed living space. It includes four bedrooms, one of which has a private exterior entrance, making it a versatile space perfect for use as a mudroom, home office, or additional storage area. Two of the bedrooms serve as luxurious master suites. One master suite boasts a large three-quarter bath with a beautifully tiled shower, vanity, and toilet, while the other offers a full bath complete with a tiled shower-tub combo, vanity, and toilet. The heart of the home is the open-concept kitchen, outfitted with electric Crosley appliances and a generous breakfast counter ideal for casual dining. The dining and living areas are spacious and filled with natural light, thanks to oversized windows and double patio doors that open onto a covered concrete patio. This outdoor space offers breathtaking panoramic views of the Little Rocky Mountains, perfect for relaxing or entertaining guests. A mudroom entrance connects the home to the garage and includes convenient amenities such as a washer, dryer, deep utility sink, and mechanical systems. Garage & Outdoor Amenities Adjacent to the home is an oversized detached garage measuring 30 by 40 feet (1,200 square feet), offering ample space for vehicles, equipment, or workshop needs. The property is equipped with two RV hookups, ideal for guests or recreational vehicles. Additionally, a large dog run and kennels located behind the house provide excellent facilities for pet owners or working dogs, enhancing the property's versatility and convenience. Water System & Infrastructure A vital feature of the property is the reliable water supply, supported by a well drilled in 2017 to a depth of approximately 580 feet. The well is housed in an insulated well house, ensuring year-round protection and functionality. Power and a comprehensive pipeline system are in place to support livestock needs and irrigation. The property also includes four sock tanks for watering livestock, one of which is designed for winter use. Well-maintained fencing, gates, and a cattle guard help manage livestock movement and secure the property. Conservation Easement & Habitat This property is part of a Montana Department of Fish, Wildlife and Parks Conservation Easement, which preserves the natural habitat and promotes sustainable land management through an approved Grazing Management Plan. Approximately 10 acres surrounding the farmstead and home improvements are excluded from the easement, providing flexibility for the owner’s use. The surrounding region is renowned for its Prairie Pothole wetlands, which create crucial seasonal wetlands that support upland birds and migratory species during nesting seasons each spring, adding ecological value and wildlife viewing opportunities.

For nearly 25 years the relationship between this property’s long-term tenant and it’s late owner stood as a model of mutual respect and shared stewardship. The owner, a native of the Saco area, understood the realities of ranching – unpredictable markets, years of drought and the importance of managing land for long term use.  He valued not only the grass, water and fences, but also the person entrusted to care for them. That trust was well-placed. The tenant, who continues to operate the ranch today, has managed the land with the same attention to detail and pride an owner would – maintaining fences, preserving the grass, and treating the land as something worth investing in, rather than a resource for using up.  This partnership helped preserve the property’s condition though decades of careful use. Now, with the owner’s passing, the time has come for the next operator to take the reins – someone who can appreciate the years of thoughtful management and put the property to use for themselves, either by continuing to lease the property as the current owner has or by putting the property to use as an extension of their own operation. Located 8.5 +/- miles directly north of Saco, this 2,637+/- acre deeded property offers an opportunity for expansion to a ranch operation looking for additional grazing acres. Of the total acreage, 1,500+/- acres are considered Improved Pasture, having recently exited the Grasslands CRP program after over 20 years of enrollment, with the remaining 1,100+/- acres considered Native Grass.  While in the program, grazing one the CRP acres was restricted to 45 days per year, leaving significant carryover grass now available to a new owner. The native grass mix includes pubescent and western wheatgrass, with pockets of alfalfa — all in excellent condition thanks to conservative past management. The property is fenced into 2 pastures, with new barbed wire fence on 3 sides.  Access is available from the west via Turkey Track Road, and from the south and east by Frenchman Creek Road.  A pit and reservoir on site catch spring run off but cannot be relied upon as a year-around water source.  Multiple undeveloped springs are evident throughout the property and present opportunities for a new owner to develop a long-term water solution. Carrying capacity is estimated at 175 cow/calf pairs for a six-month grazing season, contingent on further water development.  With no buildings, wells, or power infrastructure in place — and 2024 property taxes of $4,942 — the property offers a low-maintenance, low-overhead opportunity. It’s a straightforward, well-managed grazing unit that is ideally suited for first-time or seasoned land investors or a local operator looking to expand with productive, ready-to-use pasture.

If you’ve been dreaming of a private retreat surrounded by Maine’s majestic mountains and unspoiled wilderness, this 150± acre off-grid property in Mount Chase might be exactly what you’ve been looking for. Tucked at the southern base of the Mount Chase range, this expansive, forested property offers a combination of seclusion, natural beauty, and versatility. Whether you’re seeking a remote homestead, a timberland investment, a hunting property, or a recreational getaway, this parcel checks all the boxes. Located on Mountain Road in the small town of Mount Chase, this land sits adjacent to Wardsworth and Bald Mountains, with the trailhead to 2,439-foot Mount Chase located right at the northern boundary of the property. Hike the nearly 1.75-mile forested trail and take in sweeping views from the summit. The land itself is a mix of mature hardwoods and softwood stands, home to towering trees, stone walls from an earlier era of farming, and spring-fed mountain creeks winding through the landscape. Elevations range from 880 to 1,080 feet above sea level, with more than 50% of the soils composed of Bangor and Dixmont silt loams — ideal for growing trees, restoring pasture, or cultivating crops in flatter areas. At the heart of the property is a cozy off-grid cabin set on pressure-treated posts and concrete pads. A dug well provides water, and a nearby storage shed adds extra functionality. The structure offers a rustic base for your adventures or future improvements, and it’s perfectly situated for use during hunting season or as a recreational camp year-round. The area surrounding Mount Chase is rich in natural and cultural history. Once home to native Penobscot and Maliseet peoples and later settled by homesteaders in the 1830s, the region remains one of Maine’s best-kept secrets. Outdoor recreation abounds with quick access to Baxter State Park’s 209,000 acres, the Katahdin Woods & Waters National Monument, and countless lakes, ponds, and rivers including the East Branch of the Penobscot and Seboeis River. Whitewater paddling, native trout and salmon fishing, and backcountry hiking are all within easy reach. This 150± acre retreat is a rare opportunity to own a large parcel in one of Maine’s most scenic and adventure-filled locations. Don’t miss your chance to make it yours.

2,278± Deeded Acres | 1,200± Farmed Acres | 320± Acre State Lease | $2,250,000 Located just 16± miles northeast of Havre, Montana—right on the Hill and Blaine County line—this well-maintained and productive farm-ranch offers a rare opportunity to invest in a legacy property. Spanning approximately 2,278± deeded acres, the operation includes 1,200± farmed acres and an additional 320± acre State Lease (102± farmed acres) with 63 AUMs of grazing. The lease operates on a 25/75 crop share basis. Land Use & Production The farm has historically followed a 50/50 crop rotation with chem fallow and is currently seeded to approximately 400± acres of Winter Wheat and 200± acres of Spring Wheat. Please note that the 2025 crop and grazing aftermath will be retained by the Sellers. With 800± acres of summer pasture, the ranch supports both dryland farming and livestock grazing. Water is supplied through a network of stock dams, pits, and wells. Fencing throughout the property is in above-average condition, ensuring effective livestock management. Improvements Steel grain storage with select bins featuring aeration Small set of working corrals Modest utility shop Power available at the building site Access is via a well-maintained county road, ensuring year-round accessibility while maintaining a high degree of privacy. The nearest neighbor is approximately three miles away, with the ranch surrounded by larger operations. Additional Details Real Estate Taxes: Approximately $5,182.64 annually Mineral Rights: Seller’s existing mineral rights will convey Possession: Available for Fall 2025 closing; early possession possible with non-refundable earnest money for those intending to seed Winter Wheat

This 195-acre property is nestled deep in the rural Ozark Mountains of Wideman, Arkansas. Located just a short drive from both the White River and Norfork Lake, this acreage offers endless opportunities for hunting, hiking, and off-grid living. Designed with the outdoor enthusiast in mind, this recreational land features approximately 6 miles of established trails that go through the property, making it ideal for ATV riding, hiking, and exploring. With a mix of wooded terrain and some cleared areas, the land is perfectly suited for hunting and includes numerous food plot locations along with a fire break surrounding the perimeter. A large pond and a seasonal creek provide natural water sources, while a concrete spring box adds additional utility. Adding to the charm is a rustic 24x20 one-room cabin equipped with solar lighting and a cozy wood stove—offering the ultimate off-grid getaway experience. Whether you're looking for a recreational retreat, private hunting land, or a place to escape to the countryside, this property delivers. Listed for $390,000. Don't miss your chance to own this slice of the Ozarks.

216 Acre Timber & Hunting Tract in West Ouachita Parish Lapine 216 is a well maintained multi-use timber tract with recreational and development opportunities built in. This tract is located in the Lapine community of West Ouachita Parish, being 15 minutes Southwest of West Monroe, 15 minutes Southeast of Calhoun, 30 minutes Southeast of Ruston, and 30 minutes Northeast of Caney Lake. The tract is comprised of a beautiful volunteer mature mixed pine/hardwood timber stand that creates immediate value and recreational opportunity for the new buyer. This tract has a very well maintained and established interior road system that allows for easy ingress and egress to all parts of the property. This tract supports a healthy whitetail deer population, along with eastern turkey and other small game that are supported by multiple food plot locations strategically located throughout the property. There are several creeks and drains that also provide ample water source for game but also provide the opportunity for a fishing pond(s)/Lake(s) construction. If you’re looking for a well maintained timber tract with good access, recreational opportunities, and development opportunities, then the Lapine 216 is the one for you.

Welcome to Pine Ridge Sanctuary, a rare offering of 640± deeded acres of prime Montana hunting land, ideally situated just 40 miles (approximately 50 minutes) from Billings, Montana’s largest city and commercial hub. This remarkable property features a diverse landscape of towering pine ridges, open meadows, and rugged coulees, creating the perfect habitat for big game and wildlife in the heart of Big Sky Country. With legal, insurable access and a 5-year grazing lease in place, Pine Ridge Sanctuary offers a unique blend of recreational opportunity, income potential, and convenient access to amenities. For the dedicated sportsman, Pine Ridge Sanctuary offers exceptional elk hunting in Montana along with abundant populations of mule deer, antelope, and wild turkey. The varied terrain provides natural travel corridors, bedding areas, and food sources that draw wildlife throughout the year. Whether you’re an archery hunter or a rifle enthusiast, this property offers outstanding hunting experiences right out your back door. In addition to the deeded acreage, Pine Ridge Sanctuary borders approximately 2,100 acres of public land, significantly expanding your public land hunting opportunities. This direct access means endless space not only for hunting but also for hiking, horseback riding, and outdoor recreation. The combination of private land and public access is a rare find, making this property an exceptional basecamp for adventure and solitude. As a full 640-acre property, Pine Ridge Sanctuary qualifies for Montana Landowner Preference tags, increasing your chances of drawing highly sought-after big game licenses. This advantage adds tremendous value for serious hunters looking for consistent, high-quality hunting seasons in Montana’s legendary landscapes. The property also offers valuable water resources, including a developed spring that supplies year-round water for wildlife and livestock. An existing old well casing could easily be converted into a solar-powered water system to further support agricultural or recreational uses. With abundant wildlife, water, and a current grazing lease, Pine Ridge Sanctuary offers both recreational enjoyment and income-generating potential. Located within easy reach of Billings, offering access to an international airport, healthcare, dining, and shopping. Pine Ridge Sanctuary delivers the best of both worlds: peaceful seclusion surrounded by nature, yet close enough for year-round access and convenience. If you’re searching for Montana hunting land with premier elk hunting, public land access, and unmatched natural beauty, Pine Ridge Sanctuary is a must-see.

Tucked into the quiet countryside just outside Early, Texas, this 53-acre sanctuary offers more than land, it offers a lifestyle. A place where whitetail deer stroll by at dawn, ducks ripple across one of three tanks, and the wide Texas sky stretches endlessly overhead. Two of the property's three tanks are spring-fed, offering reliable water sources year-round, while the third is more shallow and  seasonal. At the heart of the property sits a spacious 2,266 sq ft home, thoughtfully designed with 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms to welcome family, guests, or peaceful solitude. The open layout is warm and inviting, perfect for those who value comfort, connection, and country charm. Need room to build, create, or work? A well-equipped shop with an attached apartment gives you that extra space for guests, rental income, or a private office. Plus, there's a separate storage building currently used as a kennel, and a covered carport to protect your gear or vehicles from the Texas sun. The kennel includes two attached runs, an ideal setup for bird and duck hunters, especially given the property's location along a waterfowl flyway. The land is a natural haven, ideal for hunters, hobby ranchers, or anyone craving space and self-reliance. Wildlife is abundant, with thriving populations of whitetail deer, turkey, dove, and waterfowl. Property Highlights: 53± scenic acres with varied topography 2,266 sq ft home | 3 bed | 2 bath 3 spring-fed tanks perfect for ducks and fishing Shop with attached apartment Storage space with kennel + carport Trophy deer, ducks, and rich wildlife habitat Private setting just minutes from town This is the kind of place you don’t just buy — you build a life around it. Come walk the land, feel the breeze off the tanks, and imagine the possibilities

This 5042 +\- acre Haskell County ranch in southeastern Oklahoma sits right in the heart of “Green Country,” a region that earned the name  because of lush green countryside due to the ample average rainfall. Year-round San Bois Creek intersects the pastures, meandering down the west side of the ranch for over a mile. 30 stock ponds, situated strategically across the property, and two other seasonal creeks, provide a generous water supply for wildlife and livestock. Wildlife is plentiful on this ranch as the abundance of water attracts large flocks of ducks and geese. Trophy Whitetail deer cover the property and travel up and down the creek bottoms, and draws are filled with quail, feral, hogs, and other wildlife. This improved and well-maintained ranch offers a carrying capacity of over 800 cow/calf animal units each year with a high grass production to support the cattle. Rolling terrain provides elevation changes from 500 feet up to a high point of just over 700 feet to create panoramic views and breathtaking beauty! * cross fenced for ranch management and rotational grazing * pasture roads are well maintained, allowing fast access to all areas of the ranch * swinging gates can be found at every cross fence *3 Parcels - ~3809 acres at the ranch headquarters ~770 acres is situated a few miles away on Owl Creek ~ 390 acres of hay meadow is located 2 miles east of the headquarters * existing barndominium for a main house or hunting lodge * Quonset barn 36’ x 17’, Loafing shed 28’ x 84’, Cattle and horse barn 80’ x 40’, Two Hay barns 40’ x 120’, 40’ x 60’ Highlights: ** Diverse rolling terrain includes beautiful views of lush grass meadows ** Considerable water resources with San Bois creek and 30 stock ponds ** Amazing recreational value as the area is known for trophy Whitetail deer, black bear, Bob White quail, coyotes, and feral hogs ** Fishing opportunities abound with San Bois Creek and the numerous stock ponds. Potential to build small lakes in several locations. **location is: —1 1/2 hours south of Tulsa —30 minutes west of Fort Smith, Arkansas —50 miles east of McAlester Turn key Ranch ready to work from day one. To see the San Bois Ranch, give Lane Jackson a call at 580–513–3546

Embrace a remarkable opportunity with this 144.5-acre property in Columbia County, Florida, just two miles from historic White Springs and the tranquil Suwannee River and 12 miles from Lake City. Conveniently situated five miles from I-75 and nine miles from I-10, this land offers an outdoor enthusiast’s dream with its diverse landscape of natural woods, oak hammocks and pines, featuring an established trail system for hiking, exploring or riding your ATV and enjoying nature. The property includes a meticulously maintained 2020 manufactured home with 1,512 square feet of living space, featuring three bedrooms and two baths. A substantial 40x60 red iron shop with 16-foot sidewalls and two 10-foot roll-up doors provides ample storage and workspace. All structures are above the 100-year flood plain. Portions lie within the flood plain of the Suwannee River but the beauty and unique recreational opportunities will reassure you of the exceptionality of this tract. This ideal blend of seclusion and convenience creates an extraordinary setting for hunting and outdoor adventure. Don't miss this unique slice of paradise!

70.97 Acres - Cumbie Rd, Grady/Decatur County Line - Near Vada, GA This 70.97-acre property offers the best of South Georgia living-just outside of Vada, GA and situated along the Grady/Decatur County line. The land features a diverse mix of mature hardwoods, planted pines, and productive agricultural acreage, making it ideal for a variety of uses including a private homesite, recreational retreat, or small farm. With plenty of road frontage and natural beauty, this property provides privacy, space, and flexibility-all in a quiet rural setting. Smaller acreage options available-ask about dividing to suit your needs. Don't miss the chance to own a large, versatile tract in a desirable location

If you’ve ever dreamed of owning a manageable-yet-mighty slice of Driftless bluff country—where world-class trout water meets trophy deer habitat—this 34+/- acre recreational property near Viola, WI deserves your full attention. Set in the rugged folds of Richland County just off Elk Creek Road, the tract combines mature hardwoods, dramatic ridge country, and immediate proximity to one of Southwest Wisconsin’s most celebrated Class 1 Trout Streams: Elk Creek. Quick Property Snapshot Acreage: 34+/- wooded acres in Richland County, WI. Location: Near Viola; frontage/approach off Elk Creek Road in the Driftless Region. Nearby Fishery: Directly across from legendary Elk Creek (Class 1 Trout Stream) with DNR access nearby. Wildlife: Strong populations of trophy whitetail deer & wild turkey. Topography: Classic bluff country—3 primary ridges cascading to a valley floor. Habitat Features: Mature hardwoods (including towering oaks), apple trees, natural funnels & bedding cover. Trail System: Existing internal trail (needs TLC) reach ridge tops & treestand sites. Food Source: Borders a large agricultural field—high-value destination food for local deer. Neighborhood: Surrounded by large private tracts practicing Quality Deer Management. Extras: High-quality public hunting land a short drive away for added flexibility. Setting & Approach Arrive on Elk Creek Road and you immediately feel the transition from everyday to extraordinary. Steep, timbered ridges rise sharply from the valley, framing the property in classic Driftless drama. Access leads into the wooded base where interior trails begin their climb. With a little TLC, you can quickly reopen the system for easier gear hauling, stand hanging, habitat work, or quiet slip-in access during the rut. Elk Creek: Front-Row Access to a Renowned Trout Fishery Just steps across the road runs Elk Creek, widely admired by anglers for its cold, clear flow and robust brown and brook trout populations. Classified as a Class 1 Trout Stream, Elk Creek supports natural reproduction and draws fishermen from across the country. Even better—the property sits within easy reach of a DNR public access point, giving you convenient entry to the water. Want a local advantage? The neighbor across the road is known regionally as a skilled trout fisherman and may be available for private guiding—ask about arranging a day on the water. Habitat That Hunts Big At 34+/- acres, this parcel punches well above its weight thanks to topography and habitat diversity. Three primary ridges create natural travel routes, bedding knobs, and wind-based stand options. The middle ridge features a broad, flat crown—ideal for food plots, a ground blind village, or an off-grid camp pad (buyer to verify buildability with county & township zoning). Mature oak timber and a small apple orchard provide hard and soft mast attraction. Dense cover pockets on slope shoulders and benches give deer daytime security while still presenting ambush-friendly edge lines. Deer trails crisscross the property from valley bottom to ridge top, revealing well-used crossings and natural pinch points. Layer a few stand sets to play wind, thermals, and seasonal movement, and you’re ready for archery opener through late-season. Food & Movement: Bordering Ag Fields The parcel backs against a large agricultural field—an immediate draw for evening deer movement. Position stands along staging cover or interior trails to intercept bucks swinging off the crops at first light or staging before dark. Combined with mast and cover inside the timber, you’ve got a classic bedding-to-feed pattern that’s easy to hunt smart. Quality Deer Neighborhood & Added Public-Land Option Surrounding landowners manage large, privately held tracts with a Quality Deer Management (QDM) mindset, helping cultivate older age-class bucks in the area. When you’re ready to stretch your legs, a tract of high-quality public hunting land lies just down the road, giving you backup spots for shifting winds, pressure rotation, or bringing friends. Final Take Properties in this immediate Elk Creek corridor rarely hit the open market—and those offering direct, front-row proximity to a famed trout fishery are even harder to come by. Add in diverse ridge structure, mast timber, agricultural adjacency, and a serious deer neighborhood, and this 34+/- acre tract becomes a standout opportunity for the hunter-angler who wants maximum recreation in a manageable footprint. Schedule your showing—walk the ridges, glass the ag edge, drop a line in Elk Creek—and see why this Driftless gem hunts and fishes far bigger than its acreage. Contact Joe Nawrot or Brandon Wikman. For more info contact Wisconsin Land Specialist, Joe Nawrot at 608.381.1627 // [email protected] or Brandon Wikman at 608.403.6003 [email protected] Joe Nawrot and Brandon Wikman are Wisconsin’s #1 Ranked Listing and Selling Agents of United Country Real Estate working for the Midwest’s #1 Ranked United Country Real Estate Office.

Texas Land, buy now, they are not making any more of it. This 100+/- acre tract is located in the Rusk, Texas area not far from Rusk in Cherokee County on a paved county road. This tract is level and sloped with some draws, wet weather creeks, covered with mixed timber. It offers a great habitat for abundant wildlife and excellent hunting. Whitetail deer, hog, and other varmints call this tract home. The trails allow for hunting lanes, riding trails, and great hiking. This property provides a great place to build your home or weekend cabin in the country while sitting in the woods of East Texas. Cherokee County Electric Coop supplies electricity in the area, 903-683-2248, Rusk Rural Water supplies water in the area, 903-683-6178 and New Summerfield Gas supplies gas in the area, 903-726-3651. Buyer to verify the availability of utilities. **The pictures were taken in the previous summer** Located within approximately 3:00 - 4:00 hours from Dallas, North Houston, and the Austin area, and 1 1/2 hours to Shreveport, LA.

Heavily wooded timber tract in Elysian Fields ISD with great homesites. This property is for the most part flat and doesn't appear to be in a floodplain. There is approximately 400' of Private Road 7133 frontage. CR 3133 dead ends into this property. There is an old mobile home and a couple of old storage containers on the property. This tract could possibly be subdivided by a new owner, kept as a whole for a homestead or be used as a hunting tract. There are trails and an old gas well road through the property. The gas pad is in the back NE corner and never went into production according to the owner. This property has several nice shooting lanes and food plot areas for hunting. Buyer will need to confirm water availability with Elysian Fields Water Supply. The owner says there are 2 water taps, with 1 tap being reserved by the owner and the other tap going with the sale of this property. There is electricity on the property. All minerals are reserved by the current owner. This property is in a great location between the General Store in Elysian Fields and DeBerry. This property location makes for an easy commute to Marshall, Shreveport and Carthage.

This 20± acre property sits in northern Lucas County, near the borders of Monroe and Marion Counties, in an area well-regarded for its diverse cover, rolling terrain, and classic Iowa landscapes. The property offers a versatile opportunity for a home site, rural retreat, or recreational getaway with excellent whitetail hunting potential and access to thousands of acres of nearby public land. Located just a short distance from Stephens State Forest, this property is positioned within a highly active wildlife corridor, evidenced by trail camera photos and the surrounding habitat. Mature timber, warm-season native grasses, brush, and established food plots all contribute to a habitat that holds deer and other wildlife consistently. This is a chance to own a small tract as your base to some of the best hunting in the area, with trophy-caliber bucks no doubt navigating through this property from the extensive adjoining cover and the nearby Stephens State Forest. Key features include: Excellent building site with scenic views and rural setting. Established food plots in place for immediate hunting potential. Portable shed included for storage or use as an off-grid camp. Mix of mature timber, brush, and native grasses providing diverse wildlife cover. Less than 1 mile to thousands of acres of public hunting at Stephens State Forest. This property combines privacy, hunting, and the opportunity to build, all in one manageable-sized tract. Whether you’re looking for a home site, weekend retreat, or hunting base camp, this is a rare opportunity to own a piece of land in a proven area for quality whitetail hunting.

Your country paradise awaits! This 114.99-acre gem in Mecklenburg County, Virginia, offers the perfect blend of rolling farmland, rich woodland habitat, and water features for both recreation and income potential. The land is a rare mix—40 acres of open, rolling fields ready for crops, food plots, or pasture, and 73 acres of serene woodlands teeming with wildlife. Winding creeks meander through the property, providing natural water sources and creating ideal corridors for deer, turkey, and small game. For serious hunters, this property is already equipped—prime hunting spots are in place with stands ready to go. Black bear sightings aren’t uncommon, adding to the area’s diverse game opportunities. At the center of the property sits a classic brick home with timeless appeal. The partially finished basement offers potential for extra living space, a hunter’s bunk room, or ample storage. Just steps away, a 43x31 garage with four overhead doors and a loft provides abundant storage for vehicles, ATVs, and gear. Additional outbuildings include a 24x26 tractor shed, 20x24 woodworking shop, and an 8x10 tool building—perfect for equipment, hobbies, or maintaining the land. A unique bonus is the 2/3 ownership of a 1-acre pond located just behind the home, offering peaceful views and opportunities for fishing or wildlife watching. With current agricultural rental income more than covering property taxes, this property isn’t just a lifestyle choice—it’s a sound investment. Whether your passion is hunting, farming, trail riding, fishing, or simply soaking up the quiet beauty of the countryside, this property delivers. The combination of open land, timber, water, and existing infrastructure makes it a true year-round recreational haven. Located in scenic Mecklenburg County, you’ll enjoy the peace of rural living while still having access to nearby towns, amenities, and beautiful Kerr Lake for even more outdoor adventures. Don’t miss the chance to make this one-of-a-kind property your own. Opportunities like this are rare—secure your hunting retreat and country lifestyle today. 📞 Call: 434-374-2011📧 Email: [email protected] Your Land, Our Legacy — We Know Land!

Small Hunting Tract for Sale in Gloster, MS Welcome to the Gloster 14, a 14± acre hunting property in Gloster, Mississippi, that offers privacy, affordability, and prime deer hunting. Whether you're looking for a small hunting tract in MS or an off-grid land opportunity in Mississippi, this property is packed with potential. Affordable Off-Grid Hunting Property Accessed by a legal deeded easement, this land is ideal for those wanting to disconnect. It’s perfectly suited for off-grid living with solar or generator power, which continues to grow in popularity among outdoor enthusiasts. If you’ve been looking for affordable hunting property with privacy, this one checks all the boxes. Diverse Habitat Near Beaver Creek The land is made up of hardwood timber along Beaver Creek, offering incredible bowhunting opportunities and a year-round water source. The thick brush provides excellent cover, making this a deer-holding property in Gloster MS. Minutes from Homochitto National Forest Located just minutes away from the Homochitto National Forest, you’ll have access to thousands of additional acres for hunting, hiking, and recreation—perfect for family and friends to enjoy alongside your private tract. Food Plots and Wildlife Features This Mississippi hunting land already includes one large food plot, with multiple additional spots available to expand your setups. This Gloster MS hunting land is ready for your next hunt, camp, or weekend retreat. Rare Find at This Size and Price Small tracts like this one near Homochitto Forest are rare in today's market—especially those with legal access, natural water features, and proven deer habitat. Don’t miss out on a chance to own this affordable Mississippi hunting land.