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Hunting Land For Sale Dade County Missouri 2 parcels to choose from, a total of 30± acres of prime hunting land. The land serves as a travel corridor between larger timber tracks. Deer and turkey are on the property with plenty of wildlife habitat. Mature red and white oak provide a solid food source for deer and turkey. Deep draws near the back of the property offer solid travel routs with bedding areas. This is a solid opportunity to own a great hunting parcel. Land For Sale Walnut Grove MO Located 5 mi west of Walnut Grove off U Hwy is 16.4± acres of mature timber, creating natural privacy, beautiful scenery, and excellent wildlife habitat. Towering hardwoods provide shade and a peaceful backdrop for your future home or cabin. Whether you’re envisioning a secluded country residence tucked back in the trees or a weekend retreat surrounded by nature, this tract gives you the flexibility to design it your way. Located just half a mile from pavement, you’ll enjoy easy year-round access while still maintaining the quiet, tucked-away feel that makes rural Missouri living so desirable. The short drive to Springfield allows for convenient commuting, shopping, medical facilities, and dining, while the immediate area offers the slower pace and charm of small-town life. Land For Sale Dade County, MO Discover the perfect blend of privacy, timber, and convenience with this 16.4± acre tract located in the heart of Dade County, Missouri. Just 30 miles from Springfield and near Walnut Grove, this property offers an ideal build location for those wanting country living without sacrificing access to larger amenities. Situated within the Dadeville R-II School District, it provides a great opportunity for families looking to build in a desirable rural setting. Land For Sale Springfield MO If you’ve been searching for land for sale a short drive from Springfield here is a manageable acreage with mature timber, strong build potential, and a prime location in southwest Missouri, this 16.4± acres near Walnut Grove checks all the boxes. Build your dream home, establish a private getaway, or secure a solid land investment in a growing area—opportunities like this are hard to find. James Edwards United Country Buckhorn Land And Realty. James is the exclusive agent on this listing. He has extensive knowledge that no other agent can offer. Call him today at 417.667.1163, he is ready to assist you in this home

Land for sale in Yalobusha County, MS. +/- 63 acres of raw hunting land is for sale near Grenada Lake in Coffeeville, MS. This land consists of a mix of giant hardwood and pine timber. This place is truly a blank canvas. It is in a great location that can be turned into the hunting tract of your dreams. This property is priced to sell. Being 30 minutes from Grenada and 40 minutes from Oxford, you are in a great spot to get done hunting and head to town for a night out. Being just minutes from Grenada Lake, you are also next door to some great fishing opportunities. If you are looking for a place that you can turn into your own, with great deer/turkey hunting, and also minutes away from great fishing. Don't miss out on your chance to own this great tract!

Discover a rare opportunity at 1000 Grindstone Road in Grindstone, Maine—62± acres with approximately 7,000 feet of frontage on the legendary East Branch Penobscot River, including your own 11± acre private island. With more than a mile of cold, clear, free-flowing river and nearly 6,800± feet of road frontage, this property represents a truly scarce North Woods holding with exceptional recreational, conservation, and legacy value. Located in Grindstone (AKA T1R7 WELS), an unorganized township with minimal population, the setting delivers authentic wilderness character while remaining accessible. East Millinocket is approximately 6 miles away for groceries and daily services, Millinocket and its regional hospital are about 15 miles, Bangor is roughly 66 miles (about one hour), Portland is under three hours, and Boston is within a half-day drive. Electricity is available roadside, offering practical development potential without sacrificing the remote feel buyers seek in northern Maine land. The land features gently rolling elevations from approximately 250 to 270 feet above sea level, with soils identified as Colton and Redhook gravelly and sandy loams—well-suited for forestry, agricultural, recreation, and potential building sites. The expansive river frontage includes gravel bars, sweeping bends, and forested ridgelines that define the classic Maine North Woods landscape. The included 11± acre island is an exceptionally rare feature in today’s market—true private island ownership on a free-flowing North Woods river is nearly impossible to replicate. It provides unmatched seclusion, creating a once-in-a-generation opportunity to establish a legacy retreat, conservation holding, or exclusive recreational uses defined by water on all sides. The East Branch is woven into Maine’s logging and sporting history and is now prized for its wilderness fisheries and paddling. Anglers pursue native brook trout and landlocked salmon, while paddlers test their skills on stretches that include the famed Grand Pitch. Wildlife sightings commonly include moose, black bear, and bald eagles. This property sits near some of Maine’s most celebrated conservation lands, including Baxter State Park, home to Mount Katahdin and over 200,000 acres of preserved wilderness; Katahdin Woods & Waters National Monument, protecting more than 87,000 acres of forestland and river corridors; and Penobscot River Trails, a four-season trail network offering Nordic skiing, hiking, mountain biking, and panoramic Katahdin views. This is more than riverfront land—it is a meaningful piece of Maine’s North Woods with scale, water, island ownership, and proximity to iconic outdoor destinations rarely found in one offering.

114.62 Acres | Lee County, Georgia Income-Producing Farmland, Irrigation, Hunting & Highway Frontage Located between Leesburg and Smithville, Georgia, at the corner of Eagle Pond Road and Old Smithville Road North, this 114.62 acre Lee County tract offers an exceptional combination of agricultural income, irrigation infrastructure, recreational appeal, and long-term flexibility. Approximately 50 acres of irrigated cropland are currently in production and generate $15,000 annually in agricultural rent, with corn planted in the most recent growing season. The farm is equipped with a Valley electric center pivot irrigation system, supported by a dedicated pivot well, providing dependable water for continued row-crop operations. In addition to farm income, the property produces $4,100 annually from a hunting lease and features excellent deer sign, established game trails, and diverse habitat. Approximately 55 acres consist of three-year cutover timber with mature hardwoods along a creek, offering strong recreational value and future timber potential. The property includes approximately 9 acres along the road frontage, where two additional wells and power are already in place, adding flexibility for future use or improvements. Access is excellent, with frontage and entry along both Eagle Pond Road and Old Smithville Road North, including sections of paved road frontage. The tract is enrolled in CUVA through March 2027, helping reduce holding costs, and is being offered as a single, undivided parcel. Property Highlights: * 114.62 total acres * 50 acres irrigated cropland * Valley electric center pivot (electric) * Pivot well plus two additional wells * Power available on property frontage * $15,000 annual agricultural rent * $4,100 annual hunting lease * 55 acres cutover timber and hardwoods along creek * Excellent deer habitat and recreational use * Corner tract with access on two roads * CUVA in place until March 27, 2027 * Property sold as a whole (no subdivision) This property is well-suited for farm operators, investors, recreational buyers, or 1031 exchange purchasers seeking income-producing land with irrigation, access, and long-term upside in a strong Southwest Georgia market. Offered through The J Romero Group | United Country Real Estate, providing nationwide exposure through the oldest land-focused real estate company in the country.

160 Acres | Madison County, Florida (owner financing available-call for details) Listed By: Tucker Smith (352)-494-6773 Arguably one of the most well-rounded and highest quality recreational and timber tracts currently on the market in North Florida, this 160-acre property combines proven hunting history, sustainable timber income, strong topography, and long-term upside in one package. Located just 7 miles north of Madison, FL, the property offers convenient access — approximately 1 hour to Tallahassee, 1.5 hours to Gainesville, 2 hours to Jacksonville, and 3 hours to Orlando — making it highly accessible for weekend or extended stays. Approximately 85% of the tract is uplands, with the balance consisting of frontage on Duval Pond and a small wet-weather pond located within the property. Duval Pond is a roughly 160-acre natural water body that has historically produced 10+ pound bass during higher water years. Its size and surrounding habitat attract strong waterfowl populations, offering excellent duck hunting opportunities, while the interior pond provides the option for quick before-work or before-school hunts. Madison County is widely recognized as one of Florida’s most productive big buck counties, particularly this specific region due to its rich soils and surrounding thousands of acres of agriculture. FWC records reflect 33 bucks over 140” in the record books from Madison County, including two exceeding 170”, reinforcing the area’s reputation for producing exceptional deer. This tract is positioned squarely within that productive belt. The property features over 40 feet of elevation change from its highest to lowest points, creating natural transitions, travel corridors, and visual character rarely found in North Florida. Nearly 3 miles of established internal roads and perimeter firebreaks provide excellent access, management capability, and usability across the entire tract. From a timber standpoint, this property is not simply being labeled an “investment” — the structure supports it. The tract includes: 60 acres of 2-year-old genetically improved loblolly pine 20 acres of 4-year-old genetically improved loblolly pine 40 acres of 11-year-old loblolly pine With three distinct age classes in place, the property offers staggered income potential over the next 20 years. Based on current growth stages, you can realistically trigger three thinnings and three harvests within that timeframe, with an average of roughly three years between income events beginning around year five. For example: Year 5: Thin 40 acres Year 9: Harvest 40 acres Year 12: Thin 20 acres Year 14: Thin 60 acres Year 17: Harvest 20 acres Year 20: Harvest 60 acres This structure provides a diversified, rolling income model rather than a single long hold to final harvest. Beyond deer and waterfowl, the property’s topography, upland percentages, and existing pine structure create excellent bones for development into a quail plantation over time. With proper management — prescribed burning, transition edges, and field development — the tract has the physical attributes necessary to support upland bird habitat alongside its current uses. In one property, you have: Sustainable timber income with defined future harvest cycles Proven big buck genetics and location history Duck hunting on a significant natural water body Bass fishing with documented trophy history Upland potential for quail development Strong topography and internal access Proximity to major Florida cities Investment exposure in one of the fastest appreciating states in the nation This is a rock-solid North Florida tract with both immediate enjoyment and long-term performance potential.

You’re looking at 89.22 acres of pure whitetail country in Adams County, Wisconsin—a turn-key hunting sanctuary where habitat, access, and infrastructure all come together to create a true deer hunter’s dream. This is the kind of ground serious hunters spend years searching for: a proven property with utilities in place, thoughtful improvements, and a location where quality hunting land rarely changes hands. Tucked behind a gated entrance off Dyke Avenue, a private driveway winds through pockets of thick security cover before opening into a secluded prairie camp setting that serves as the heart of the property. Here you’ll find electric service with a well and there is septic on-site but currently not hooked up it was likely utilized years ago. There are multiple camper hookups that make extended stays comfortable during the fall season or long summer weekends. The established campsite includes a fire pit, picnic area and hot tub, creating a place where hunting camp traditions and family memories naturally take shape. Two storage sheds provide secure space for stands, tools and equipment, while a dedicated long-range shooting area with bench allows you to sight in rifles without ever leaving the property. The land itself is what truly sets this tract apart. This former gravel site many years ago that has evolved into a whitetail wonderland, where rolling prairie openings transition into dense bedding thickets, edge habitat and pockets of mature timber canopy. The diversity is exactly what produces consistent deer movement—thick sanctuary cover for bedding, open feeding areas for nutrition, and natural travel corridors connecting it all together. It’s the kind of layout that funnels deer predictably and holds them year-round. Two established food plots currently serve as major attraction points and have proven themselves as consistent producers season after season. Additional areas throughout the property offer excellent opportunities to expand your habitat program, whether that means perennial clover, brassicas, or warm-season plantings designed to enhance quality. An elevated box blind overlooking a prime food source anchors one of the property’s best hunting locations and has already produced strong activity throughout the fall. A small pond along the north end of the property provides a dependable water source that draws deer, turkey, and seasonal waterfowl. This feature strengthens the property’s ability to hold wildlife during dry periods and adds another dimension to the overall recreational experience. A gas pipeline easement through the southwest corner creates a natural travel corridor and offers ideal conditions for a long linear food plot that could become a powerful draw for cruising bucks during the rut. Surrounded by expansive agricultural fields known for producing trophy-class whitetail, this property sits in the middle of productive deer country where nutrition and cover combine to grow mature bucks. Hunting pressure has historically been light, allowing deer to age and patterns to remain consistent. A portion of the property was previously enrolled in MFL-Closed and expired at the year end of 2025 and if you want you could sign up to enroll back into MFL if desired offering potential for future tax savings, with prior annual taxes around $1,059, making this not only a premier hunting tract but a manageable long-term investment. Turn-key hunting properties with utilities, habitat established, and proven deer activity are exceptionally hard to find in Adams County—especially in an area where land seldom reaches the open market. This is more than hunting land. It’s a fully built whitetail headquarters ready for opening day. Seller would consider selling the camper. The hot tub, shooting benches and picnic table to be included with property. Schedule your private showing today with Joe Nawrot and Brandon Wikman. Buyer must provide Proof of Funds Letter from bank or lender prior to showing. For more info contact Wisconsin Land Specialist, Joe Nawrot at 608.381.1627 // JoeN@UChuntingproperties.com or Brandon Wikman at 608.403.6003 Brandonw@uchuntingproperties.com Joe Nawrot and Brandon Wikman are Wisconsin’s #1 Ranked Listing and Selling Agents of United Country Real Estate working for the Wisconsin’s #1 Ranked United Country Real Estate Office.

If you’ve been looking for a property that hunts well and works well, this 34-acre setup in the heart of Marquette County deserves a look. With approximately 25 acres of pasture and a proven history of livestock use, it’s ready for cattle, horses, sheep—or your next adventure. But let’s talk hunting. This area is known for strong deer numbers, and there’s already a deer stand in place so you can get started right away. Open pasture edges, agricultural ground, and surrounding habitat create natural travel corridors and food sources that attract whitetails. Hunt out your back door and manage the land your way. The home is a well-kept 3 bed, 2 bath (2004) with a full walkout basement, custom kitchen cabinets, fireplace, deck, heated garage, and wood heat. Outbuildings include: 100x40 barn/shop 100x50 machine shed 50x24 livestock barn Silage bunker Concrete feeding areas Wire corn crib & chicken coops DNR-approved manure runoff drainage Large shop space, solid pasture, and hunting potential all in one package. Properties like this don’t come around often in Marquette County. Experience matters. Call or text Terry at 608-697-0750 today! Midwest Lifestyle Properties.

±220 Acres – Prime Timberland & Recreation Tract in Amite County, MS. Looking for a large, turnkey recreational and timber investment? This exceptional 220-acre property just north of the Louisiana line in Amite County, Mississippi checks every box — location, access, wildlife, and long-term potential. The property features 220± acres with a well-maintained internal road system providing easy access throughout, along with a mixed age class of intensively managed pine plantation designed for sustainable timber production. Approximately 120± acres have been recently harvested and are scheduled for reforestation next fall, offering strong future income potential. An excellent campsite is already in place with power, a new water well, and RV hookups for added convenience (RVs shown in photos are not included in the sale). Newly established food plots are strategically designed to attract and hold wildlife, and the property supports a strong deer population and is loaded with turkeys — truly a hunter’s paradise. Conveniently located near the Louisiana line and close to the interstate, the tract offers quick access from Baton Rouge or New Orleans. This property delivers an outstanding combination of immediate recreational enjoyment and long-term timber investment opportunity, making it ideal as a family hunting retreat, weekend getaway, or income-producing land investment.

Located southwest of McFall in Gentry County, Missouri, this property offers an excellent setup for hunters looking for a manageable, productive tract with strong wildlife potential. The farm combines food, cover, and travel corridors—key ingredients for attracting and holding deer. Approximately 27 acres of terraced row crop ground provide a consistent food source, drawing wildlife throughout the season. The 6.5 acres of grassland create natural bedding and transition areas, while nearly 5.5 acres of timber offer essential cover. Though the timber is smaller in size, there are multiple visible signs of deer activity in and along the wooded edges, indicating regular movement through the property. With crop ground, edge habitat, and timber all in close proximity, this farm offers prime locations for stand placement and strategic hunting setups. Its layout supports natural deer patterns, making it an ideal recreational investment or a hunting retreat with income-producing potential. An additional 40-acre tract is available directly across the road, providing an opportunity to expand your hunting footprint and enhance habitat management options.  

81 m/l surveyed acres, mostly open with some excellent wooded and brushy areas for hunting. This property is mostly open pasture ground with excellent potential for hay production or grazing. The land is perimeter fenced and features two ponds that provide water for livestock and attract abundant wildlife. The acreage lays exceptionally well with multiple elevated and level areas that would make ideal building sites for a home, cabin, or farm headquarters. Electric access is available at the edge of the property, making future development convenient and cost-effective. With no restrictions, you have the flexibility to build, farm, hunt, or invest according to your goals. This tract also offers strong recreational value with good hunting opportunities for deer, turkey, predators, and small game. The mix of open pasture and water sources creates a desirable habitat for wildlife while still maintaining agricultural productivity. Located within close proximity to Mammoth Spring, Arkansas, Thayer, Missouri, and Hardy, Arkansas, you will enjoy the benefits of rural living while remaining near shopping, dining, and local amenities. Low annual property taxes add to the long-term value of ownership. Additional land is available for those seeking expanded acreage. Whether you are looking to establish a working farm, build your dream home, or secure a versatile investment property, this 81± acre tract offers opportunity, usability, and freedom in one well-rounded package.

If you’ve been waiting for a sign to disappear into the Maine woods (but still drive out for gas and snacks when needed)… this is it. Welcome to 42.9± surveyed acres of timberland in Prentiss, Maine — a quiet pocket of Penobscot County where the population is just 169 and the stars still show off at night. This land has been harvested in the past, giving you a mix of regrowth and opportunity. With 1,159 feet of frontage on Independence Circle (association road, $250/year for maintenance), access is simple and manageable year-round. The property sits between 660–680 feet above sea level, gradually sloping up from the road — ideal for: • An off-grid cabin site • A hunting basecamp • Recreational getaway land • Or simply a place to own dirt and breathe There’s already a storage container and camper on site to get you started. Roughing it… but make it practical. 📍 About the Area: Prentiss is rural Maine at its finest. The closest gas station is about 15 minutes away, and Lincoln — your nearest hub town for groceries, restaurants, and essentials — is about 30 minutes. • Lincoln – shopping, services, restaurants • Lee – home to Mount Jefferson Ski Area • Lakeville – lakes, boating, and year-round recreation And the taxes? Just $301 in 2025. Yes, you read that correctly. Go rogue. Build the cabin. Hang the stand. Light the fire.

You’re looking at 77.8± acres of prime Southwest Wisconsin deer country wrapped around a remodeled country home in the heart of the famed Boaz neighborhood — a region whispered about in hunting camps across the Midwest for its Boone & Crockett class whitetails and bluff-laden beauty. Welcome to big buck country in Richland County. Located just off Highway 14 at the base of a towering ridge. Today, it stands as a refined rural estate — equal parts permanent residence, hunting camp, and legacy investment. The 3-bedroom, 3.5-bath home spans approx. +/- 1,922 square feet with 1-car under garage and has been renovated with contemporary finishes and modern touches. The main level offers a thoughtful layout with private bedroom suites positioned on opposite wings for comfort and convenience. The lower level includes an additional bedroom, office space, bath, and — ideal for guests, family, or outfitter-style lodging. Step outside and you’ll find a large backyard anchored by a spring-fed pond and charming grain bin gazebo — the kind of setting where evenings are spent watching deer filter into the fields below. An older red barn, reinforced and well-maintained, provides practical storage for tractors, ATVs, and equipment. It’s a nod to the farmstead roots that still echo across the landscape. But make no mistake — the land is the crown jewel. A massive ridge system dominates the property, rising high above the valley floor before leveling into expansive top ground that has been strategically transformed into a wildlife buffet. Multiple food plots are carved into the ridge system, surrounded by timber stand improvement cuts that provide tonnage of woody browse, security cover, and bedding areas. It’s a calculated habitat plan designed to hold, grow, and hunt mature whitetails. The trail system is extensive allowing access to stand locations regardless of wind direction. Some treestands and two older box blinds are positioned around natural benches, saddles, ridge points, and bedding knobs that naturally concentrate deer movement. This is textbook Driftless topography — the kind that funnels rutting bucks through predictable travel corridors year after year. The property has been lightly hunted the past couple seasons, resulting in a healthy inventory of 4-year-old bucks this year alone. In this part of the Boaz area, age equals inches. The genetics are second-to-none, and with proper management, 170” to 200” class whitetails are not folklore — they’re reality. Multiple 200-inch deer have been taken in the surrounding neighborhood. That speaks volumes. Beyond the hunting, the views from the ridge top are nothing short of breathtaking — cascading bluffs, deep sweeping valleys, and panoramic countryside that stretches for miles. It’s the kind of landscape that grounds you, humbles you, and reminds you why you fell in love with rural life in the first place. The property is not enrolled in any government programs, offering complete flexibility moving forward. Annual taxes are approximately $5,567. World-class deer hunting. A beautifully renovated country home. Proven habitat. Legendary location. Properties in the Boaz area rarely come available — and when they do, they don’t last. This is more than just hunting land with a home. It’s a legacy in some of the richest deer dirt Wisconsin has to offer. Schedule your private showing today with Joe Nawrot and Brandon Wikman. Buyer must provide Proof of Funds Letter from bank or lender prior to showing. For more info contact Wisconsin Land Specialist, Joe Nawrot at 608.381.1627 // JoeN@UChuntingproperties.com or Brandon Wikman at 608.403.6003 Brandonw@uchuntingproperties.com Joe Nawrot and Brandon Wikman are Wisconsin’s #1 Ranked Listing and Selling Agents of United Country Real Estate working for the Wisconsin’s #1 Ranked United Country Real Estate Office.

This exceptional 160-acre property truly has it all—strong income, outstanding hunting, and beautiful habitat. Located on J67 in Ringold County along a well-maintained gravel road, this farm offers 127.9 acres enrolled in CRP paying $237.33 per acre through 2026, generating an impressive annual income of $30,281. At the end of the contract, you’ll have flexibility to convert to row crop production or re-enroll, with the option to farm a portion while keeping the remainder in CRP to enhance wildlife cover and hunting potential. The farm is a sportsman’s dream. Mature timber lines the north end, creating ideal terrain and travel corridors for deer, while thick stands of tall big bluestem grass provide excellent bedding areas for mature bucks. Pheasants are also frequently seen on the property, adding to the recreational appeal. Located just a few miles from the Missouri border, you’ll enjoy the rare advantage of hunting two states within minutes. Whether you’re looking for a high-return investment, a recreational retreat, or both, this property deserves your attention.

Discover your outdoor paradise on this stunning 66± acre property, nestled in Northwest Clark County, Missouri, just south of Mount Sterling, Iowa. This exceptional tract features 34.94 acres currently enrolled in the Conservation Reserve Program (CRP), generating approximately $100 per acre, guaranteed until October 2030. This unique combination offers not only a reliable income but also an ideal setting for both hunting and recreation. This property is a prime 50-50 hunting track, boasting a well-maintained 1.5-acre clover plot that attracts a robust population of trophy Whitetail deer and wild turkeys. Perfect for the hunting enthusiast, the inclusive older wooden box blind allows for strategic game observation and provides a comfortable vantage point for your hunting adventures. Whether you’re a seasoned hunter or just beginning your outdoor journey, this small hunting farm offers everything you need in a fantastic area of Northern Missouri. Rural charm, abundant wildlife, and an inviting landscape make it a must-see for anyone looking to embrace the country lifestyle. Don’t miss out on this incredible opportunity! For more details and to schedule a viewing, call Dave at 660-216-3405.

Discover your outdoor paradise on this stunning 66± acre property, nestled in Northwest Clark County, Missouri, just south of Mount Sterling, Iowa. This exceptional tract features 34.94 acres currently enrolled in the Conservation Reserve Program (CRP), generating approximately $100 per acre, guaranteed until October 2030. This unique combination offers not only a reliable income but also an ideal setting for both hunting and recreation. This property is a prime 50-50 hunting track, boasting a well-maintained 1.5-acre clover plot that attracts a robust population of trophy Whitetail deer and wild turkeys. Perfect for the hunting enthusiast, the inclusive older wooden box blind allows for strategic game observation and provides a comfortable vantage point for your hunting adventures. Whether you’re a seasoned hunter or just beginning your outdoor journey, this small hunting farm offers everything you need in a fantastic area of Northern Missouri. Rural charm, abundant wildlife, and an inviting landscape make it a must-see for anyone looking to embrace the country lifestyle. Don’t miss out on this incredible opportunity! For more details and to schedule a viewing, visit us at weknowdirt.net (http://www.weknowdirt.net) or give us a call today!

Discover a remarkable opportunity to own a prestigious hunting retreat in Northwest Clark County, Missouri, just south of Mount Sterling, Iowa. This stunning 196± acre property is renowned for producing trophy-caliber Whitetail deer and abundant wild turkey, making it a premier hunting destination. **Key Features:** - **Size & Income Potential:** The property consists of 196± acres, featuring 111 acres of NCRP (National Conservation Reserve Program) land at an impressive rate of $100 per acre, generating excellent income through October 2030. - **Hunting Conditions:** This property is teeming with wildlife, supported by approximately 3 acres of clover plots and ample brush and timber, ensuring excellent habitat for Whitetail deer and turkey populations. - **Water Feature:** Enjoy a stocked pond complete with a dock, perfect for casting a line and unwinding after a day of hunting. This tranquil setting enhances the natural allure of the property. - **Location:** Hunt Iowa deer with an over the counter tag in Missouri. This is more than just a property; it’s an experience waiting to be had. With the ideal mix of income potential and exceptional hunting opportunities, this listing is a dream for dedicated outdoors enthusiasts. To explore more about this unique prospect, visit our website at www.weknowdirt.net or call David Smith 660-216-3405. Don't miss out on securing your own piece of hunting paradise!

SECLUDED 40 Acres wooded Hunting Land for Sale near Salem and Eminence Missouri, in Shannon County. Also great for Log Cabin site, multiple Hunting Cabin or Recreational Home sites. Positioned on hilltop with enough open area for solar power, off-grid potential Living. Property also located in current area approved for Deer, Elk and Black Bear Hunting Tags. Did I mention SECLUDED, OFF-GRID LIFESTYLE Potential?? Call....let's take a look....

88-Acre White River Tract with Bluffs, Caves & Panoramic Ozark Views in Calico Rock, Arkansas Discover a rare and breathtaking 88-acre tract along the legendary White River in Calico Rock, Arkansas. This exceptional property features dramatic limestone bluffs, towering cliffs, and natural caves that overlook the crystal-clear waters of the river, offering unmatched scenery and a true Ozark mountain experience. Panoramic views stretch across the White River and into the Sylamore National Forest, creating a sense of privacy, serenity, and timeless natural beauty. The land is a captivating mix of open glades and mature pine stands, providing diverse terrain ideal for exploration, recreation, or hunting. Gentle openings invite walking, wildlife watching, or establishing future build sites, while wooded sections offer seclusion and excellent habitat for deer, turkey, and other native game. With river frontage, striking rock formations, and varied topography, this property is perfectly suited for a private retreat, recreational haven, or legacy investment in one of North Arkansas’s most scenic regions. Listed for $799,900. Contact Will Watson with United Country Ozark Realty at 870-291-2933 or 870-368-4155 for a showing or additional information.

80 Acres of Juneau County Timber Land that is located just outside of Necedah and 1 mile off of Hwy 80. Property has an elevated area near the front of the property on 25th St that would make a home site with walkout potential. Land has been cleared and regrowth is coming back with a great aspen pockets . Land consists of 2 40 acre parcels that are enrolled in MFL Open but can be converted into closed with the closer process. 6.5 miles from the Boat landing for the Wisconsin River below Petenwell Dam. Lots of Fishing, Recreational opportunities within a short drive of this land.

If you are looking for the perfect getaway which includes skinny water way, quiet oxbows, and wood ducks slipping into the water at first light, this 120± acre property delivers in a big way. Located in the Town of Clearfield, Juneau County, this tract features approximately 2,400 feet of frontage on the Little Yellow River, along with oxbows and a pond that create exceptional wildlife habitat. The diverse landscape of timber, river corridor, backwater areas, and wetland cover makes this a prime setup for waterfowl—especially wood ducks with overhanging oaks—while also supporting strong populations of deer, turkey, grouse and other game. The natural layout creates travel corridors and secluded pockets that are ideal for hunting, wildlife watching, or simply enjoying the peace that only riverfront land can offer. With 120 acres to explore, there’s room to roam, manage habitat, and enjoy true privacy.

If your ideal getaway includes quiet water, circling wood ducks, and mornings that start with mist rising off the river, this 81.54± acre parcel in the Town of Clearfield, Juneau County deserves a closer look. Featuring approximately 2,800 feet of frontage on the Little Yellow River, this property offers a rare mix of moving water, oxbows, timber, and marsh—prime ingredients for both recreation and wildlife habitat. Whether you’re setting up for waterfowl season, bow hunting the edges, or enjoying a quiet paddle through your own stretch of river, this land delivers year-round outdoor enjoyment. Blacktop road frontage keeps access easy while still preserving the secluded, off-the-grid feel. Just a short drive from Lake Pettenwell and Castle Rock Lake, you can hunt in the morning and be fishing or boating by afternoon. Add in the long-term value of river frontage land, and this parcel makes sense as both a recreational retreat and a smart investment.

Tucked into the heart of rural Wisconsin, this 81.64± acre parcel in the Town of Clearfield, Juneau County. Picture fall mornings chasing whitetail in the woods, spring turkey season, and weekends spent fishing or boating nearby on Lake Pettenwell or Castle Rock Lake. The property features a diverse mix of timber and open marshy areas, creating ideal habitat for deer, turkey, and grouse. Whether you’re setting up for hunting season, exploring with an ATV, or simply enjoying the peace and quiet of the wind whistling through the pines, this land delivers true recreational value. Blacktop road frontage offers easy access, making it just as practical as it is enjoyable. Beyond recreation, this parcel stands out as a strong long-term investment—usable today and valuable for tomorrow. From hunting camp dreams to a smart land hold near some of Central Wisconsin’s best water recreation, this property checks a lot of the boxes.

Newton Grove | Yellowstone County, Montana Newton Grove is a rare Eastern Bull Mountains holding located in a proven bachelor bull area, offering 1,186 deeded acres in a region known for exceptional elk numbers and consistent trophy-quality bulls. This property would have sufficient acreage to qualify for Montana Landowner Preference toward Elk, Deer and Antelope Tags and has demonstrated regular bull concentrations, with 100+ bulls commonly present and counts reaching up to 200 bulls during peak periods in the surrounding area. This is a strong combination of habitat, location, and scale that supports both recreational and long-term investment value. Property Overview Total Acres: 1,186± acres Tillable Ground: 145± acres 77 miles from Billings MT Private well producing approximately 30 GPM 4 1000 gallon water tanks strategically located on the property Access: Year-round Yellowstone County Elk & Wildlife Highlights Located in a Bachelor Bull Area within the Eastern Bull Mountains Consistent elk travel corridor with regular bull activity Bulls observed in the 320–380 class, with larger genetics present in the area Bull groups ranging from 100+, with counts approaching 200 during peak periods Combination of feed, water, and security creates reliable seasonal use Hunting & Tags Sufficient acreage to qualify for Montana Landowner Preference Situated within a strong hunting district with proven success Hunting District 590 Location Approximately 1 hour 20 minutes to Billings, Montana’s largest city Excellent balance of privacy, access, and proximity to services

78± Acre Ozarks Recreational & Hunting Property Near National Forest & River If you have been searching for a true Ozarks property that checks every box, this 78± acre tract delivers. Featuring sweeping panoramic Ozark views, productive pasture, and wooded acreage, this land is ideal for recreation, hunting, livestock, or a future home site. Located near the Mark Twain National Forest, the property offers exceptional access to public land, sitting approximately 0.1 mile from a 91-acre section, 0.5 mile from a 1,200-acre section, and just 2.5 miles from a massive 100,697-acre section, creating outstanding opportunities for hunting and outdoor recreation. River lovers will appreciate the close proximity to the Eleven Point River, with Cane Bluff Access roughly 10 miles away and Turner Mill Access approximately 6.5 miles from the property. Livestock-ready and thoughtfully improved, the land features rural water and electric already on site, along with excellent water infrastructure including two MiraFount automatic waterers, two hydrants, and three ponds. The acreage is cross-fenced into six pastures with fescue, native grasses, and a 9-acre field of Caucasian bluestem. A combination of woven and barbed wire fencing encloses the pastures, while the wooded acreage is fenced separately. Additional improvements include a covered corral system complete with working pens, head chute, and water, making this an efficient and functional farming setup. Several mature field trees provide natural shade and enhance the property’s beauty, while also offering attractive building sites with scenic views. With easy county road access and close proximity to a small Ozarks town, this property offers the perfect balance of usability, recreation, and Ozarks charm.