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Centennial Farm Charm on 22.50 Scenic Acres in Michigan’s Elk Capital Step back in time and experience the beauty, history, and heritage of this rare Michigan Centennial Farm, cherished by the same family for more than a century. Situated on 22.50 picturesque acres between Johannesburg and Atlanta, Michigan—the renowned Elk Capital of Michigan—this exceptional property offers a unique opportunity to own a piece of Northern Michigan history. At the heart of the property stands a stunning stone farmhouse built in 1935, showcasing the craftsmanship and character of a bygone era. From the welcoming covered front porch, take in peaceful countryside views and the tranquility of rolling acreage that provides endless possibilities for hobby farming, hunting, recreation, or simply enjoying a private Up North retreat. Inside, timeless details reflect the home's rich heritage, including original hardwood floors, beautiful woodwork, and classic lathe-and-plaster walls that are increasingly rare to find. Whether you're seeking a year-round residence, family retreat, hobby farm, or retirement property, this remarkable estate offers a lifestyle deeply connected to Northern Michigan's natural beauty. House Website: https://realty.pennyforyourshotsphotography.com/s/6851-M-32-Atlanta-MI-49709 Located just minutes from Atlanta, a destination famous for elk viewing, hunting, fishing, and outdoor recreation, you'll enjoy access to approximately 1,000 square miles of state land, countless lakes, blue-ribbon trout streams, ORV trails, snowmobile routes, and year-round adventure. Explore the nearby Thunder Bay River, Fletcher Floodwaters, and numerous area lakes, including Clear Lake, Crooked Lake, Tomahawk Lake, Rush Lake, and more. From kayaking and fishing to hunting and wildlife viewing, the opportunities are endless. Properties with this combination of history, acreage, character, and location rarely become available. Discover the charm and legacy of this extraordinary Centennial Farm and create memories for generations to come. Property Highlights     Beautiful 22.50 - acre setting between Johannesburg and Atlanta, Michigan Original hardwood floors, classic woodwork, and lathe-and-plaster walls Inviting covered porch with peaceful countryside views Ideal for hobby farming, hunting, recreation, retirement, or year-round living Close to Thunder Bay River, Fletcher Floodwaters, and numerous Northern Michigan lakes Surrounded by thousands of acres of state land, ORV trails, snowmobile trails, and premier outdoor recreation                                                             Supplement for: 6851 M 32, Atlanta, MI 49709 Important updates provide peace of mind, including a new furnace (2024), new windows (2023), and a new septic system and drain field (2019). Unlike many historic homes, this property features poured foundation walls rather than a traditional Michigan basement. Conveniently located just minutes from public access to Lake Fifteen and surrounded by the natural beauty of Northern Michigan, this one-of-a-kind estate offers the perfect blend of history, privacy, and modern comfort. Seller is retaining mineral rights. If you've ever dreamed of owning a classic stone home with a rich heritage and room to create lasting family memories, this is an opportunity you won't want to miss.

A DIAMOND IN THE ROUGH !!! Just north of Eldridge, in Laclede County, Mo lies a Gem of a Recreational Hunting Property for sale. Live water currently runs through it with endless Hunting spots to get that perfect deer or turkey. This Vacant Hunting Land has brushy habitat for Wildlife Cover, open areas for Food Plots, mature trees for hunting stands and a multitude of spots for setting up recreational vehicles. If Hiking is your game, a verity of terrain challenges awaits you. From gentle sloping areas to some rugged ravine spots, you're sure to ger that recreational exercise. As a bonus, the grass is thick enough to graze not only the wildlife, but there's plenty for a herd of goats or some cattle as well. For the Developer, approximately a half mile of Road Frontage along with the cooperative terrain would work well for subdividing into Country Home Residential Lots. Laclede County Missouri Vacant Hunting and Recreational Land is selling fast.....better see this one quick.

WESTERN COLORADO OFF-GRID ACREAGE OPPORTUNITY Discover the freedom, privacy, and possibilities of Western Colorado living on 40 partially fenced acres tucked away off Horse Canyon Road between Highway 65 and the I-70 corridor. Follow the graveled road to a landscape of hills, bluffs, cedar trees, sage-covered terrain, and wide-open spaces where wildlife and bird sightings are part of everyday life. Whether you're searching for a Colorado recreational property, hunting retreat, off-grid getaway, homestead opportunity, livestock setup, or future homesite, this acreage offers the chance to bring your vision to life. Existing improvements include a 30x24 metal shop with concrete floor, water cistern, and a 3-bedroom, 2-bath manufactured home conveyed strictly "as is." Renovate, replace, or reimagine the existing improvements while creating a private retreat surrounded by the beauty of Colorado's Western Slope. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the property's central location to year-round recreation. Explore the nearby Grand Mesa, known as the largest flat-top mountain in the world, Powderhorn Mountain Resort, Vega State Park, public lands, game management units, and the Sunnyside and BookCliffs mountain ranges, home to renowned wild horse habitat and abundant outdoor adventure. Hiking, camping, ATV riding, hunting, wildlife viewing, horseback riding, fishing, and mountain recreation are all within reach. Conveniently situated between the historic communities of DeBeque and Mesa, with access to Collbran, Grand Junction, and surrounding Western Colorado towns, the property offers a balance of seclusion and accessibility. Enjoy a country lifestyle, star-filled skies, peaceful surroundings, and the opportunity to own a piece of Colorado's rugged Western heritage. Bring your plans, your imagination, and your love for the outdoors to discover the potential waiting on Horse Canyon. SURROUNDING MOUNTAIN COMMUNITIES PLATEAU VALLEY AREA This acreage is centrally located to historic towns recreation along scenic routes and to find adventure Western Colorado is known for. History is alive in the Plateau Valley with homestead ranches and generational ranching families. Within minutes from this property the community of Mesa offers restaurants, a community center, salon, churches, PO, RV Park with a C-store and cabin rentals, local produce market, fire department, and lots of friendly residents. Valley. The historic western town of DeBeque is located minutes off I-70 and along the Colorado River. Surrounded by mountain ranches and residential homes, the town consists of c- stores, restaurants, PO, marshal department, community center, schools, state of the art Fire Department serving surrounding areas, and many specialty services and is known for the gateway to the Bookcliffs and the wild horse range. The annual Wild Horse days with activities, parade, vendors, and friendly folks is an event not to be missed. A short scenic drive to 170 takes you to Grand Junction with adjoining towns of Palisade, Clifton, Grand Junction, and Fruita that span several miles along I-70 with major shopping, colleges, schools, hospitals, regional airport, and more amenities for residential and business needs. Popular hiking and biking trails, golf courses, and more located along this high mountain desert country. Stop at any one of the museums or visitor centers to learn more about the history and what the region has to offer. The area is known for its mild winters, sunny days, and all year recreation from the high desert to the nearby mountaintops. COLORADO RECREATION The Western Slope of Colorado offers a variety of recreation for all interests and ages. Drive highway 65, aka as the scenic byway over Grand Mesa National Forest, is the world’s largest flattop mountain. With over 300 lakes, Grand Mesa offers fishing and boating, campgrounds, and lodges, hunting districts, hiking, ATV, and biking trails, cross-country skiing, and snowmobiling. Birdwatching and wildlife viewing provide photographic opportunities for a professional or amateur photographer. Powderhorn Ski Resort offers winter and summer activities. Enjoy all skill levels on the slopes with skiing, snowboarding in the winter and biking, hiking trails in the summer. A lodge, condos, restaurant, and many other attractions add to the resort fun. Travel Highway 330 to Collbran and the Vega State Park. Enjoy over 1800 acres of year-round recreational activities. Camping sites, hiking trails and mountain ranges surround Vega Reservoir offering fishing and boating, or a chance to view and relax along the shore of rippling clear mountain waters behind the Vega dam. Vega Lodge offers cabin rentals, restaurant, and much more. Highway 65 winds through the scenic Plateau Canyon to access I-70 and the high deserts surrounding Grand Junction and adjoining communities known for hiking and biking trails, challenging trails for the popular jeeping or 4 wheeling, dinosaur digs, sports events, seasonal festivals, golf courses and country clubs, and farmer’s markets. The Colorado National Monument is a landmark with a rimrock drive to explore rock formations, wildlife, horticulture, and bird watching. Orchards and farm grounds spread across the valley with adjoining towns of Palisade, Fruita, Clifton, Orchard Mesa, and Fruitvale. Cowboy and early settler history abound with tales and true experiences whether in the mind or fact abound on the Western Slope of Colorado.

120± Acres of Osyka MS Hunting Land on the Tickfaw River If you're searching for Osyka MS hunting land with exceptional recreational opportunities, abundant wildlife, and scenic river frontage, this 120± acre tract deserves your attention. Located in a highly desirable area of Southwest Mississippi, this property offers the perfect combination of privacy, natural beauty, and long-term investment potential. Adjoining a neighboring 113± acre tract that is also available for purchase, this property provides an outstanding opportunity for buyers seeking a premier hunting retreat property or a larger recreational landholding along the Tickfaw River. Tickfaw River Frontage with Endless Outdoor Recreation One of the property's most impressive features is its substantial Tickfaw River frontage. The winding river provides year-round enjoyment with opportunities for fishing, kayaking, wildlife viewing, and exploring one of Mississippi's most scenic waterways. Finding Mississippi riverfront land with this amount of frontage and recreational appeal is increasingly rare. Whether you're spending the afternoon on the water or simply enjoying the peaceful views, the river creates an unmatched outdoor experience. Prime Deer and Turkey Hunting Property This tract is located in an area well known for excellent hunting and wildlife populations. The combination of mature timber, natural cover, and river access creates ideal habitat for whitetail deer and wild turkey. For buyers seeking a quality deer hunting property or productive turkey hunting land, this tract offers exceptional opportunities throughout the year. Whether you're pursuing mature bucks during the fall or listening for gobblers on a spring morning, this property is built for the outdoor enthusiast. Mississippi Timberland with Future Value The property features a beautiful mix of mature hardwoods and pine trees, making it attractive both as recreational property and Mississippi timberland. The timber provides valuable wildlife habitat while also offering long-term investment potential. The gently rolling terrain and diverse landscape create excellent locations for food plots, stand sites, trail systems, and future improvements. Build Your Camp, Cabin, or Homesite Power is available on the property, making it easier and more affordable to develop a future cabin, hunting camp, or permanent residence. Unlike many remote recreational tracts, this property offers the convenience of utility access while maintaining the privacy buyers desire. Whether you're looking to establish a weekend getaway or build a family retreat, this recreational land in Mississippiprovides multiple opportunities for future development. Secluded Yet Convenient Location One of the most attractive aspects of this property is the sense of seclusion it provides. Spend your days hunting, fishing, exploring ATV trails, or simply enjoying the quiet surroundings without sacrificing accessibility to nearby communities. The property offers the perfect balance of privacy and convenience for weekend trips, extended stays, or year-round enjoyment. Opportunity to Own More Than 233 Contiguous Acres For buyers seeking additional acreage, the adjoining 113± acre tract is also available. Combined, the two properties create an opportunity to own more than 233 contiguous acres of premier Mississippi riverfront land with exceptional hunting, timber, and recreational value. A Rare Mississippi Recreational Property Properties offering substantial Tickfaw River frontage, quality wildlife habitat, mature timber, power availability, and outstanding recreational opportunities are becoming increasingly difficult to find. Whether you're searching for a hunting retreat property, a family legacy tract, or a solid land investment, this 120± acre property in Osyka, Mississippi offers a rare combination of features that can be enjoyed for generations to come.  

Idyllic 15-Acre Retreat in Hazlehurst, Mississippi Nestled in the heart of Hazlehurst, this 15-acre parcel offers a rare opportunity to own a captivating expanse of land designed for both recreation and hunting enthusiasts. The property’s natural beauty is immediately apparent, with rolling terrain and abundant native vegetation creating an ideal habitat for local wildlife. Whether you seek a serene escape or an active outdoor lifestyle, this land presents the perfect canvas to realize your vision. Prime Hunting and Recreational Haven This property stands out as a premier hunting destination, boasting diverse terrain that supports a variety of game. The peaceful surroundings and privacy ensure an immersive experience for hunters eager to track white-tailed deer, turkey, and other native species. Beyond hunting, the acreage invites exploration and enjoyment of Mississippi’s natural splendor, making it an exceptional recreational retreat for family outings, camping, or simply basking in the tranquility of the countryside. Versatile Land with Endless Possibilities While the property currently embraces its role as a hunting and recreational haven, its versatility extends far beyond. The land offers ample opportunity for future development or custom cabin placement, allowing new owners to craft a personalized sanctuary amid scenic landscapes. With no existing structures, the acreage provides a blank slate to fulfill diverse aspirations, whether for investment or a private getaway.

You’ve just found the kind of Southwest Wisconsin country estate that people dream about but rarely get the chance to own—an awe-inspiring 21.78-acre Driftless Region escape tucked into the rolling ridges, spring-fed valleys, hardwood hillsides, and wildlife-rich terrain of Vernon County, just minutes from Wildcat Mountain State Park and the legendary Kickapoo Valley Reserve. This is more than a country home with acreage. This is a lifestyle property. A private ridge-and-valley sanctuary. A turnkey hunting retreat. A peaceful full-time residence or weekend getaway where the road quiets down, the stars burn a little brighter, and every morning begins with sweeping views across one of Wisconsin’s most sought-after recreational landscapes. A scenic gravel driveway leads you across a spring-fed creek and winds gently up the hillside to a tastefully remodeled raised ranch home, originally built in 1996 and thoughtfully updated throughout. Set against a backdrop of cascading hills, wooded ridges, open pockets, and lush valley cover, the home offers 1,778 square feet of warm, comfortable living space with 2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, a walk-out basement, and an oversized wrap-around deck designed to capture the very best of the property’s views. Inside, the home feels inviting, functional, and move-in ready. The open-concept layout creates a natural flow between the kitchen, dining, and living areas, making it ideal for everyday living, entertaining guests, or unwinding after a long day in the woods. Large windows and patio doors frame the surrounding hillsides and valley floor, bringing the outdoors into nearly every major living space. Updated flooring, refreshed paint, modern fixtures, and thoughtful improvements throughout give the home a clean, comfortable feel without losing the simplicity and warmth of a true Wisconsin country residence. The main living area features a cozy fireplace, direct deck access, and beautiful natural light, creating the perfect gathering space during every season. The kitchen offers practical cabinetry, generous counter space, and views over the surrounding countryside, while the oversized deck becomes an extension of the home itself—a place for morning coffee, evening sunsets, grilling with family, watching deer filter through the valley, or simply soaking in the peace that only this part of Wisconsin can deliver. The primary suite is generously sized and offers enough room for a private sitting area or home office, making this property especially appealing for those seeking a remote-work lifestyle without sacrificing access to nature. High-speed internet adds modern convenience in a setting that feels wonderfully removed from the noise of town. The suite also features a walk-in closet and private bathroom, while the second bedroom and additional bathroom provide comfortable accommodations for family, guests, or weekend hunting partners. The walk-out lower level adds tremendous flexibility. The basement has been improved and finished with a rustic, creative touch, offering usable space for hobbies, recreation, storage, studio use, gear organization, or future expansion. It includes an air exchanger and is already plumbed for an additional bathroom, creating a strong value-add opportunity for the next owner. Whether you envision a hunting camp headquarters, family recreation room, workout area, art studio, or additional living space, the foundation is already in place. Outside, the improvements continue with a newly constructed 24’x32’ detached garage featuring concrete flooring and electric service. This is a major asset for anyone needing space for vehicles, ATVs, UTVs, hunting equipment, tools, tractors, lawn care gear, or workshop use. The property’s gravel drive, manicured yard, elevated homesite, and practical building setup make the entire property easy to use and enjoy from day one. But the real magic of this estate is the land. The 21.78 acres offer a remarkable blend of habitat, topography, water, cover, and access. Rolling hills transition into wooded ridges, open pockets, brushy bedding areas, spring-fed water sources, wild apple trees, established food plot areas, and mature timber consisting of oak, maple, pine, and mixed hardwoods. This is the kind of property that hunts far bigger than its acreage because of the way it lays. The ridges, draws, funnels, saddles, and valley-bottom cover naturally influence deer movement, creating an exceptional setup for serious whitetail hunters. This is rich deer dirt that hasn’t been hunted in a year. The property has a proven history of mature buck activity, supported by extensive trail camera documentation and strategic stand locations already in place. Surrounding large private tracts, limited hunting pressure, strong neighborhood habitat, and a focus on Quality Deer Management help make this area a consistent producer of trophy-class Vernon County whitetails. The combination of food, water, bedding cover, security, and terrain diversity gives this property the ingredients every serious land buyer looks for but rarely finds in one compact, manageable tract. For the hunter, this is a turnkey setup. Food plots are ready to be sprayed and planted. Access is practical. The terrain creates natural pinch points and travel corridors. The mix of hardwood ridges, thick cover, creek-bottom influence, and open feeding pockets gives you a complete hunting system in a highly desirable region of Southwest Wisconsin. For the outdoor enthusiast, the property is equally impressive. The spring-fed creek adds life, sound, and beauty to the landscape, while the surrounding hillsides create a private natural amphitheater that feels worlds away from the busyness of everyday life. Whether you enjoy hiking, wildlife photography, shed hunting, birdwatching, gardening, trail riding, or simply owning a private piece of the Driftless Region, this property delivers a deep sense of place. Location only strengthens the offering. Situated near Wildcat Mountain State Park, this estate sits in the heart of one of Wisconsin’s most scenic and recreationally rich regions. Wildcat Mountain State Park offers thousands of acres of public outdoor adventure, including hiking, horseback riding, fishing, canoeing, camping, and incredible views over the Kickapoo River Valley. Nearby, the Kickapoo Valley Reserve spans more than 8,500 acres and offers over 50 miles of trails, dramatic sandstone formations, river access, wildlife habitat, and year-round recreation that draws visitors from across the Midwest. You are also positioned within reach of multiple local school districts, including Hillsboro, La Farge, and Kickapoo, with bus routes conveniently available at the top of the ridge. That combination of privacy, recreation, and everyday practicality makes this property suitable for a full-time residence, seasonal retreat, family getaway, hunting headquarters, or legacy land holding. The property is not enrolled in any government land programs, and commercial timbering is not permitted, helping preserve the long-term beauty, privacy, and recreational character of the estate. Annual taxes are approximately $3,465, offering a reasonable carrying cost for a property with this level of home, land, setting, and location. This is the kind of place that checks the boxes that truly matter: a well-kept country home, a functional shop, spring-fed water, mature timber, food plots, proven deer history, high-speed internet, privacy, views, and proximity to some of the best outdoor recreation in the Driftless Region. Whether you are searching for a Southwest Wisconsin hunting property, a Vernon County country home with acreage, a Driftless Region recreational retreat, a home near Wildcat Mountain State Park, or a private escape near the Kickapoo Valley Reserve, this property deserves your attention. Properties like this are not created often. They are found, held, enjoyed, and passed on. This 21.78-acre Vernon County estate is a rare opportunity to own a scenic country home, a proven whitetail hunting property, and a private Driftless Region sanctuary in one of the most beautiful corners of Wisconsin. Schedule your private showing and experience the kind of ridge-top escape where the sky stretches wide, the valley settles quiet, and the dream of country living becomes real. For more information or to schedule a private showing, contact Wisconsin Land Specialists Joe Nawrot at 608.381.1627 or [email protected], or Brandon Wikman at 608.403.6003 or [email protected]. Joe Nawrot and Brandon Wikman are Wisconsin’s #1 Ranked Listing and Selling Agents of United Country Real Estate, working with the Midwest’s #1 Ranked United Country Real Estate Office. 1). Wildcat Mountain State Park: https://bit.ly/WildcatMt 2). Kickapoo Valley Reserve: https://bit.ly/KVR-Home Schedule your private showing today and fall in love with a ridge-top escape where the sky stretches wide, the stars shine bright, and the world slows down. For more info contact Wisconsin Land Specialist, Joe Nawrot at 608.381.1627 // [email protected] or Brandon Wikman at 608.403.6003 [email protected]

Dense Habitat & Wildlife Just Minutes From Park Falls, Wisconsin This affordable 58.36 ± acre parcel on the outskirts of Park Falls delivers exceptional whitetail hunting in one of northern Wisconsin's most deer-dense areas. The property is a mix of dense cedar, aspen, and hardwoods that creates a remote, hunt-big feel despite being just minutes from town. The thick cover provides outstanding habitat for deer, grouse, and turkey - with abundant sign and sightings confirmed during property inspection. Gated access leads in from Old 13 Road, a paved county road, with a natural clearing just off the trail that offers a ready-made camping area or potential future building site (buyer to verify). Electric is available nearby, making future improvements straightforward. Flambeau River Access & Year-Round Recreation What truly sets this property apart is its relationship with the Flambeau River, located just feet from the property boundary with walking access across adjoining city-owned land. The parcel can be accessed from the east via the gated trail off Old 13 Road or from the west by boat, just upriver from a nearby boat landing - offering a dual-access setup that's rare at this price point. Adjoining parcels owned by the City of Park Falls and a hydro dam company further buffer the property, keeping hunting pressure minimal and the habitat undisturbed. Whether you're looking to hunt, fish, camp, or simply own a unique piece of the Northwoods, this versatile recreational parcel offers year-round appeal. Additional acreage available.   Additional Information Acreage: 120 ± Address: W6786 Silver Creek Rd Ogema, WI 54490 Listing Agent: Matt Schultz | (715) 492-4130 About Park Falls, WI Park Falls, Wisconsin, proudly holds the title of the "Ruffed Grouse Capital of the World," offering hunters unparalleled access to over 300,000 acres of public hunting land in Price County . This vast expanse includes the Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest and the Hay Creek-Hoffman Lake Wildlife Area, providing diverse habitats for a variety of game species. Hunters can pursue white-tailed deer, black bear, wild turkey, and small game, with ruffed grouse being a prominent attraction due to the area's ideal aspen and evergreen mix . The region's extensive network of maintained hunter walking trails and gated paths enhances accessibility, making Park Falls a premier destination for both seasoned and novice hunters seeking a rich and varied hunting experience.

Discover the perfect blend of privacy, recreation, and ready-to-build convenience at 140 East Madrid Road in Phillips, Maine. This surveyed 24.72± acre property offers over 1,600 feet of town-maintained road frontage and features a beautiful mix of open pasture, mature woods, rolling terrain, and a stream winding through the property. A tremendous amount of work has already been completed for the next owner. The property includes an existing driveway, electric service, drilled well, septic system, and a 33' x 50' Alaskan slab foundation—giving you a substantial head start whether you're dreaming of building a year-round home, vacation retreat, or mountain getaway. The current owner thoughtfully cleared a portion of the land to capture sweeping views of Mount Blue and the Sandy River Valley. With abundant privacy, standing timber, and ample frontage, buyers may also wish to explore the potential for multiple building sites or future subdivision, subject to local approvals. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the proximity to ATV and snowmobile trails, the Appalachian Trail just 8 miles away, Rangeley approximately 20 miles away, and Sugarloaf only about 30 miles from the property. Downtown Phillips, with groceries, gas, and everyday conveniences, is just 4 miles away. Whether you're looking to build now or invest in a spectacular piece of western Maine, 140 East Madrid Road offers a rare combination of acreage, views, infrastructure, and opportunity.

Prime Hunting Land in McComb, Mississippi Spanning 73 acres of rich, diverse terrain in the heart of McComb, Mississippi, this exceptional property offers an unparalleled opportunity for avid hunters and outdoor enthusiasts. Nestled amidst rolling timberland and natural clearings, this land is a sanctuary where the quiet thrill of the hunt meets the beauty of untouched wilderness. The dense hardwoods and strategically open spaces create an ideal habitat for a variety of game, promising rewarding experiences throughout the seasons. Versatile Timber and Recreational Land Beyond its appeal as a hunting haven, this property boasts valuable timberland, providing both environmental richness and potential economic benefits. The mature trees not only enhance the scenic quality but also contribute to a sustainable natural resource. Whether you envision weekend retreats or a private recreational escape, the land’s varied landscape invites exploration, hiking, and nature watching, making it a perfect blend of leisure and opportunity. Tranquil Setting with Endless Potential Located in a peaceful area of McComb, this acreage offers seclusion without sacrificing accessibility. The land is free from residential structures, allowing you to shape your vision of rural living or outdoor adventure. While it does not include bedrooms or bathrooms, it presents a blank canvas for creating a custom hunting lodge or cabin tailored to your needs. This property is truly a rare find for those seeking to immerse themselves in Mississippi’s natural beauty and abundant wildlife.

The perfect farm for the investor or hunter looking to expand. 80 M/L acres of which 65 are income producing. The seller has owned the farm for over 15 years and would love the chance to rent it back if the new owner would allow. 65 acres at 165 per acre for a total of 10,725.00. There is an additional 2,000.00 hunting lease in place. This can be terminated if the buyer chooses to not want the hunting lease in place. Don’t over look the aerial for the deer hunting. I have personally hunted this farm during late season and seen 50 plus deer in a sit. You have the food and the neighbor has the bedding! This farm is in a really good area that is known for producing Boone and Crockett caliber deer. Give us a call to check it out! Bryan Atkins 641-208-0724 or Tyler Arnold 660-292-4024.

Off-Grid Cabin & Land for Sale in the Northwoods Tucked at the end of a dead-end road with gated access, this secluded 120 ± acre retreat borders the Chequamegon National Forest and offers direct access to thousands of acres of public land for hunting, hiking, and outdoor recreation. At the heart of the property sits an off-grid 20'x22' cabin on a concrete slab - the perfect base camp for weekend getaways and hunting adventures. Without electric service or a water system, it delivers a true backwoods experience, with a privy nearby and multiple outbuildings providing ample storage for ATVs, equipment, hunting gear, and maple syrup production supplies. Timber Value, Wildlife Habitat & National Forest Access Once operated as a sugar bush, this property features an impressive stand of mature hardwoods with potential for future maple syrup production alongside quality hardwood sawtimber throughout the tract. A 2026 timber cruise estimates the timber value at $111,285 - a significant asset complementing the property's outstanding wildlife habitat. The combination of mature timber, diverse cover, and National Forest frontage creates exceptional conditions for whitetail deer, black bear, turkey, and grouse. Large acreage tracts offering this level of privacy and public land access are increasingly rare in northern Wisconsin. Additional acreage available. Additional Information Acreage: 120 ± Address: W6786 Silver Creek Rd Ogema, WI 54490 Listing Agent: Matt Schultz | (715) 492-4130 About Ogema, Wisconsin Nestled in the heart of Price County, Ogema, Wisconsin is a small Northwoods community surrounded by forests, wetlands, and waterways that make it a true outdoor enthusiast's destination. Sitting at the doorstep of the Chequamegon-Nicolet National Forest, residents and visitors enjoy direct access to hundreds of thousands of acres of public land for hunting, hiking, and backcountry exploration. The area's lakes, rivers, and streams offer world-class fishing for walleye, muskie, and trout, while an extensive network of groomed snowmobile and ATV trails connects the community to the broader Northwoods trail system - providing four seasons of recreation right outside your door.

Hunting Land For Sale in Kettle River, MN Hunting base camp on 40 acres with thousands of more acres off the back side of this land. This one-room cabin sleeps plenty, plus a loft! The shower in the cabin is ran by rainwater collection. The solar panels on the roof provide power to the cabin, along with a Honda generator to take control if more power is needed. The Conex has a roof over it with additional storage for all tools, toys, lawnmower, etc. The cabin is being sold turnkey so nothing is needed to call this yours! There are many trails that go through this property. This property is perfect for the 4 seasons Minnesota has to offer! Hiking, UTV, ATV, and snowmobile trails are close by. The seller has hauled lots of gravel in for a great circle driveway. Come see this secluded property today! Directions to 7233 Brown Road Kettle River, MN 55757 Go W of Moose lake on 27/73. Take a left on 27, continue to Cty Rd 12. Take a Right, then at Cty Rd 19/135 take a left and continue to Brown Road. Take a left and follow to sign on right. Click Here for a map to the hunting land for  sale at  7233 Brown Road Kettle River, MN 55757. Additional Information Acres:40 2025 Taxes: $840 School District: Barnum #91 Address: 7233 Brown Road Kettle River, MN 55757 Kettle River, MN Kettle River is a city in Carlton County, Minnesota, located along the Kettle River, for which the city is named. MN State Hwy 73 is the main route and Moose Lake ISD #97 offers early childhood and community education opportunities. The city of Moose Lake is a short drive for additional shopping and medical needs. For more information, contact Tom Jensen, United Country Real Estate For more information on this  hunting land for sale in Kettle River, Minnesota, contact Tom Jensen with United Country Real Estate: Minnesota Properties at 218-380-HUNT/4868, or via email. Find Tom on Facebook!

If you are looking for land in Washington County this may be the spot for you. 29.9 surveyed acres on the North Union Rd in the small town of Cooper. 240' of road front with a small blueberry field, some open field and the majority of the lot being woods. This lot has a little bit of everything to offer including a small stream across the woods portion of the lot. The location is about a half hour from Calais, 45 min to Machias, and a couple hours to Bangor. Cooper, Maine: A Serene Rural Haven in Downeast Maine Cooper, Maine nestled in Washington County, offers a peaceful, nature-rich lifestyle perfect for those seeking tranquility, outdoor adventures, and a strong sense of community. With a low population density and expansive natural surroundings, this small town welcomes individuals and families from all backgrounds who appreciate clean air, scenic beauty, and the rhythms of rural living. Cooper stands out for its pristine lakes and preserved lands, making it an ideal destination for year-round recreation accessible to everyone. Cathance Lake shines as a highlight-a large, spring-fed body of water known for its exceptional clarity. You can enjoy fishing for species like landlocked salmon and smallmouth bass, as well as boating, kayaking, swimming, and wildlife observation, including loons and other birds. A public boat ramp ensures convenient access for all. The town maintains its own Town Beach, a welcoming spot for relaxed lakeside gatherings during the warmer months. Families, friends, and individuals of all ages can gather here for picnics, swimming, or simply unwinding by the water. Nearby, the Vining Lake Community Preserve spans over 400 acres and features well-maintained trails through diverse woodlands, bogs, and fens surrounding a scenic, undeveloped 26-acre lake. Highlights include a 1.6-mile loop trail, a spur to excellent swimming ledges, a boat launch, and opportunities for hiking, birdwatching, fishing, and peaceful reflection. This preserve, stewarded by the Downeast Coastal Conservancy, remains open to the public for low-impact recreation and even hosts community events like youth ice fishing derbies. wetlands, and waterfront areas, Cooper provides privacy and space for activities such as hiking, snowmobiling, cross-country skiing and hunting. Rich History and Community Spirit named after General John Cooper, a prominent landowner, the town has deep roots dating back to the early 19th century. Early settlers engaged in farming, trade, and transportation along routes connecting to larger areas like Machias and Princeton. Historical records highlight contributions from local residents, including those who served in the Civil War, as documented through soldiers' letters and biographical sketches preserved by the community. Today, Cooper maintains a welcoming atmosphere where neighbors support one another. The Community Center at the Cathance Grange Hall serves as a central hub for town meetings, events, social gatherings, and activities open to all residents. This space fosters connections and provides opportunities for participation in local decision-making and shared interests. The town office, located at 425 Cooper Highway, handles essential services with convenient hours, including Saturday mornings twice a month. Resources like broadband access in many areas, a transfer station, planning board support, and general assistance programs help ensure practical needs are met. Annual reports and warrants keep everyone informed about community priorities and developments. Cooper's small size (approximately 32.57 square miles, with a 2020 population of 168) contributes to its low-density charm-about 5 people per square mile-allowing for spacious properties and a genuine sense of privacy while building neighborly bonds.

THIS IS THE COLORADO YOU WERE PROMISED! Buildable Colorado Mountain Lot With No HOA Easily buildable lot has well already drilled with pump and electric meter already installed. No HOA covenants. 11 miles to Salida and 5 miles to Monarch Mountain; just below the snowline. Big views and Southern exposure. Park your camper on the lot while you build or even rent it out as a Hipcamp site! Nearby access to fishing, hiking, biking, skiing, rafting, and hunting. Least expensive lot with these improvements in all of the Salida area! Listing broker is one of the owners Discover Colorado Outdoor Recreation on This 1 Acre Building Lot Land For Sale in Salida, Colorado Discover a true gem in the heart of nature - this stunning piece of land presents an unparalleled opportunity. Nestled amidst rolling hills and surrounded by breathtaking mountain vistas, this property boasts the added convenience of an existing well. Just a stone's throw away from the renowned Monarch Mountain ski area and the vibrant town of Salida, you'll have easy access to a world of music, shopping, and lively festivities. Indulge in hiking adventures, camping under starry skies, casting your line in crystal-clear waters, or simply escape the hustle and bustle for a serene retreat. With nearby amenities within reach, this idyllic spot offers the perfect balance of seclusion and convenience, providing an ideal canvas to create lasting memories with family and friends. Land Broker Omar Richardson Knows Colorado Real Estate and Is Ready To Help You Buy or Sell Omar is a highly respected and experienced real estate broker known for his unwavering dedication to his clients. With years of expertise in the local market, Omar possesses an in-depth understanding of property values, market trends, and the intricacies of real estate transactions. His extensive knowledge, coupled with his exceptional negotiation skills, ensures that his clients receive the best possible deals, whether they are buying or selling. Omar's personable nature and open communication style put his clients at ease, making the often-stressful process of buying or selling a home a seamless experience. His attention to detail and commitment to protecting his clients' interests set him apart, and his proven track record of successful closings speaks volumes about his professionalism. Whether you're a first-time homebuyer or an experienced investor, working with Omar Richardson guarantees a smooth and rewarding real estate journey.

Expansive Timberland Retreat in Gloster Spanning 155 acres in the serene surroundings of Gloster, Mississippi, this exceptional property offers a unique blend of hunting grounds, recreational space, and timberland. Its vast, untouched landscape invites outdoor enthusiasts to immerse themselves in nature’s beauty while enjoying the abundant wildlife that calls this region home. Prime Hunting and Recreational Opportunity This land is a sanctuary for hunters and nature lovers alike. The diverse terrain provides an ideal habitat for a variety of game, making it a premier location for hunting excursions. Whether tracking deer through the dense woods or exploring the open spaces, this property promises rewarding experiences amid peaceful seclusion. Rich Timber Resources In addition to its recreational appeal, the property boasts valuable timberland. The carefully managed forested areas present potential for sustainable timber harvesting, offering both immediate enjoyment and long-term investment value. The natural beauty of the timberland also enhances the overall aesthetic, creating a tranquil environment for relaxation and outdoor activities. Secluded and Private Setting Located away from the bustle of city life, this property provides a rare opportunity to own a substantial piece of land where privacy and quiet are paramount. It is an ideal canvas for those seeking to develop a private retreat or preserve a natural haven for generations to come. The absence of residential structures allows you to envision a personalized haven perfectly suited to your lifestyle and interests.

Set on 46.27 acres in the peaceful surroundings of Duval County Texas, this property offers a perfect blend of country living and recreational adventure. The land has thoughtfully sculpted native brush, creating an inviting habitat for deer, dove, turkey, hog and quail. It features excellent white-wing dove hunting. Whether you're an avid hunter or simply love the tranquility of wide-open spaces, this ranch provides excellent opportunities for long-range shooting and outstanding wildlife viewing. Low fenced neighbors and nice roads make access easy while preserving the privacy and natural beauty of the area. A water well-fed pond adds to the property's appeal, providing a serene spot for wildlife viewing or simply enjoying the peaceful sounds of nature. Being one of the few ponds in the area, it attracts and supports local wildlife from far and wide, enhancing the excellent hunting opportunities available. There is also a second shallower water well in the back of property. Whether you're drawn to the thrill of the hunt, the joy of wildlife watching or the simple pleasure of country living, this ranch is a rare find that invites you to experience the best of Texas outdoors. The heart of the property is a spacious barndominium that combines rustic charm with modern comfort. Featuring two bedrooms and one and a half bathrooms, this home offers ample space for relaxing after a day outdoors. Attached to the residence is a large shop (1100 sq.ft.), perfect for storing equipment, vehicles, or even setting up a workshop. This setup makes the property not just a weekend getaway but a fully functional country home ready for everyday living or weekend adventures. Also, short or long term rental income opportunities in the area.

Paradise Whitetails | Premier Oakdale LA Hunting Land Welcome to Paradise Whitetails, an extraordinary Oakdale LA hunting land opportunity encompassing approximately 1,116± acres in the heart of Central Louisiana. Conveniently located within an hour of Lake Charles, Lafayette, and Alexandria, this exceptional property combines luxury accommodations, world-class hunting, and corporate retreat potential into one remarkable offering. Whether you're searching for a private recreational retreat, a premier corporate retreat property, or a legacy investment for future generations, Paradise Whitetails delivers an unmatched experience. Trophy Whitetail Hunting and High-Fence Operation The centerpiece of the property is a stunning 958± acre tract featuring approximately 540 acres under high fence. Carefully managed for years, this premier Louisiana whitetail ranch offers outstanding opportunities for trophy whitetail hunting in a controlled and professionally managed environment. In addition to its exceptional whitetail genetics, the property supports a thriving population of exotic axis deer, creating year-round opportunities for axis deer hunting rarely found elsewhere in Louisiana. The property is fully equipped and ready for immediate enjoyment with 11 strategically placed box stands and 5 bow stands located throughout the ranch. Luxury Hunting Lodge Overlooking a Scenic Pond Overlooking a beautiful pond is the property's custom-built 4,500± square foot Louisiana hunting lodge. Designed with entertaining in mind, the lodge features 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms, spacious gathering areas, and stunning views of the surrounding landscape. Whether hosting clients, entertaining guests, or relaxing after a successful hunt, the lodge serves as the perfect headquarters for this remarkable property. Additional Homes for Family, Guests, or Corporate Use Nearly adjoining the main ranch is an additional 158± acre tract featuring a beautifully crafted custom home and separate guest home. Both residences have been exceptionally maintained and offer comfortable accommodations for extended family, caretakers, corporate visitors, or hunting guests. The combination of multiple residences and luxury improvements makes Paradise Whitetails an ideal corporate retreat property or multi-generational family estate. Recreational Land in Louisiana with Investment Potential Beyond its hunting opportunities, this impressive recreational land in Louisiana offers beautiful scenery, a stocked pond, road systems, wildlife habitat, and long-term investment appeal. The property's location near three major Louisiana markets adds convenience while maintaining the privacy and seclusion buyers desire. Flexible Purchase Opportunities One of the most attractive features of Paradise Whitetails is the flexibility available to prospective buyers. Ownership is willing to consider selling the property as a whole or dividing it into separate offerings. Buyers may have the opportunity to purchase the 958± acre tract featuring the lodge and high fence deer huntingoperation independently, or acquire the 158± acre tract with the custom home and guest residence separately. A Rare Louisiana Legacy Property Properties of this caliber seldom become available. Combining luxury improvements, trophy whitetail hunting, axis deer hunting, multiple residences, a beautiful pond, and exceptional accessibility, Paradise Whitetails represents one of the finest recreational and corporate retreat properties in Louisiana. Whether you're seeking a premier hunting destination, an unforgettable place to entertain clients, or a lasting family legacy, Paradise Whitetails offers a truly one-of-a-kind opportunity in Oakdale, Louisiana.

Missouri Hunting Property Bordering National Forest Exceptional hunting and recreational opportunities await on this secluded 88-acre m/l property in the heart of the Missouri Ozarks. Bordering Mark Twain National Forest on two sides, this tract offers direct access to thousands of additional acres of public land, making it hunt much larger than its actual acreage. Whether you're a serious hunter, outdoor enthusiast, or investor looking for premium recreational land, this property is ready to enjoy from day one. The acreage is primarily covered in mature hardwood timber with an abundance of white oak, providing excellent habitat and natural food sources for wildlife. The property features several natural draws and travel corridors that create ideal movement patterns for whitetail deer. Wildlife is abundant with strong populations of deer and wild turkey, along with multiple black bear sightings and trail camera photos documented over the years. Designed for hunting, the property includes multiple tree stands and feeders that convey with the sale, a centrally located food plot, and an extensive trail system that provides access throughout the property. A 250-yard shooting range complete with two shooting benches allows for year-round practice and sighting in rifles. Additional features include Dry Branch Creek running through the property. Along Dry Branch, there are numerous bluffs, rock overhangs, and cave like structures beneath. Two ponds that serve as valuable water sources for wildlife, and a recently completed survey. The nearby Ozark Trail access point offers additional opportunities for hiking and outdoor recreation.   Conveniently located just 15 miles from West Plains, 10 miles from Willow Springs, approximately 1.5 hours from Springfield, and 2 hours from Branson. Nearby attractions include the North Fork River, Spring Creek, and Noblett Lake. An additional 12-acre tract may also be available for purchase.

East Texas Hunting Tract with Cabin Shop and Two Ponds This 47.79-acre Van Zandt County tract sits north of Ben Wheeler on FM 314 and hands a hunter or outdoorsman a turnkey recreational base most weekend properties never deliver. A one-bedroom cabin built in 2008, an insulated 1,200-square-foot shop with three garage doors, two stock ponds that held water through the recent drought years, and a year-round creek running through clustered hardwood bottoms primed for whitetail hunting. Forty percent of the tract is hardwood timber, the rest is improved pasture in Coastal Bermuda and Bahia that keeps an active agricultural exemption in place. Hunt the back, run a few head out front, or lease the grazing and let the property pay part of its own way. Two-Tract Divide Option Available from Seller The seller will divide the property into two tracts of approximately 24 acres each, giving buyers flexibility to match the property to budget and use. Buyers can purchase the 24 ± acre tract with the improvements as a turnkey weekend retreat or hunting basecamp. Buyers wanting a more affordable entry point into Van Zandt County hunting and recreational land can purchase the 24 ± acre tract with no improvements, giving them raw acreage to build a cabin, set up a hunting camp, or hold as long-term recreational ground. The full 47.79 acres remains available as listed for buyers who want the whole property. Whitetail Habitat in the Hardwood Bottoms and Creek Corridor The clustered hardwood timber across roughly 40 percent of the tract and the creek bottom that crosses the property make up the kind of mixed habitat whitetail deer thrive in across East Texas. Hardwoods produce mast, acorns, hickory nuts, and persimmons, which drive deer movement through the fall rut and into late winter, while the creek serves as a natural travel corridor and water source through the cover. Pasture edges meeting hardwood timber set up the transition zones deer key on for browsing and bedding. This tract is primed for whitetail hunting. A hunter can bring in their own stands, blinds, and food plots, and manage the back acreage for self-guided hunting from the day they take possession. Two Stock Ponds and a Year-Round Creek A small creek crosses the property and feeds two stock ponds that held water through recent drought years. Reliable surface water is the single feature that drives wildlife concentration on a recreational tract, especially through the dry late summer months when neighboring properties run dry. The creek bottom also provides shaded loafing areas during the hottest stretch of summer and creates the natural cover that brings deer through the back acreage. 1,200 SF Cabin Built in 2008 The 1,200-square-foot cabin built in 2008 lives larger than the one-bedroom layout suggests. Vaulted ceilings open up the main living area, a freestanding wood stove anchors the room for cool East Texas evenings during deer season, and central electric heat and air handle the warmer months. Concrete-based siding holds up against weather and requires minimal maintenance. Use it as a hunting camp during the season, a year-round weekend cabin, guest quarters while building a larger home, or a primary residence for a buyer looking to keep overhead low. The cabin is move-in ready with infrastructure most rural cabins of this size lack. 1,200 SF Insulated Workshop with Three Garage Doors A 1,200-square-foot insulated-metal workshop sits adjacent to the cabin, with electric service, water, three garage doors, and rough plumbing for a future bath. For hunters and outdoorsmen, this is storage for ATVs, side-by-sides, boats, and hunting gear, plus space for game processing, gun cleaning, and equipment maintenance. The rough-in for a bath opens the door to converting part of the shop into bunk space for hunting parties or a guest area for friends and family during deer season. A separate smaller storage building handles overflow. 47.79 Acres of Mixed Habitat and Improved Pasture Roughly 60 percent of the tract is improved pasture in Coastal Bermuda and Bahia grasses, with the remaining 40 percent in clustered hardwood timber. Sandy loam soils and gentle rolling terrain produce the kind of mixed habitat that supports diverse wildlife, open pasture for forage and visibility, hardwoods for cover and mast production, edges for browse, and ponds for water. The eastern Post Oak Savannah eco-region delivers a longer growing season than ranches further west, keeping forage and natural food sources active longer into the fall. Cross-Fenced Pastures and Working Cattle Pens A barbed-wire perimeter and cross-fencing support rotational grazing across multiple pastures, and an existing corral with loading pens makes cattle work more efficiently. For a recreational buyer, the cattle infrastructure is a tool. Lease the grazing rights to a neighboring rancher, run a small herd yourself, or partner locally to keep the agricultural exemption active without taking on a full-time cattle operation. The property runs primarily as a hunting and recreational tract with the ag-side infrastructure available as an income or tax-management option. The property currently runs cattle and carries an active agricultural exemption through Van Zandt County, keeping property tax obligations at a fraction of full market valuation. FM 314 Frontage and Property Utilities A gravel drive leads from FM 314 to the cabin, shop, and storage buildings. Conventional septic and community water service handle the residential utilities, and electric service runs to both the cabin and the shop. Frontage on county-maintained FM 314 means clean year-round access regardless of weather, and US Highway 64 sits 1.2 miles south of the gate for fast connections to Tyler, Canton, and Interstate 20. Van Zandt County Location and Nearby Recreation Van Zandt County sits in the heart of East Texas hunting country, surrounded by some of the region's strongest outdoor traditions and rural communities. Canton, the county seat, hosts First Monday Trade Days, the largest free flea market in the United States with up to 100,000 visitors flooding the grounds Thursday through Sunday before the first Monday of each month. Ben Wheeler, just south of the property, was named one of the coolest small towns in Texas by Texas Highways Magazine and hosts the annual Feral Hog Festival each October. The neighboring community of Edom is known for its art galleries, daylily farms, and the popular Shed Cafe. Tyler — the Rose Capital of America — sits 35 minutes southeast and offers the Caldwell Zoo, Tyler State Park, and the spring Azalea Trail. The DFW metroplex stays close enough for weekend hunting trips without putting the property in commuting range, giving owners the rural quiet of southern Van Zandt County with the option to reach city resources within a couple of hours. Drive Times to Nearby Cities McKee Farm sits in a strong location for hunters and outdoorsmen, close enough to DFW and Tyler for easy weekend trips, far enough to feel like a real escape into East Texas. Owners are minutes from sporting goods stores, gun shops, feed stores, and ranch supply outlets in Canton and Tyler. Van, Texas — approximately 8 minutes north Canton (First Monday Trade Days) — approximately 20 minutes northwest Tyler, Texas — approximately 35 minutes southeast (25 miles) Dallas, Texas — approximately 1 hour 15 minutes via Interstate 20 Shreveport, Louisiana — approximately 2 hours east Regional and International Airport Access The property sits within reach of multiple airports for out-of-state hunting parties, family arriving for the season, and owners flying private aircraft into the area. Tyler Pounds Regional offers daily commercial connections through DFW, and Dallas/Fort Worth International is close enough for international travel without sacrificing the rural setting of the property. Tyler Pounds Regional Airport (TYR) — 25 miles southeast, approximately 35 minutes East Texas Regional Airport, Longview (GGG) — approximately 60 miles east Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport (DFW) — 95 miles northwest, approximately 1 hour 30 minutes Dallas Love Field (DAL) — approximately 90 miles northwest Shreveport Regional Airport (SHV) — approximately 110 miles east Who This East Texas Tract Fits This property speaks to the hunter looking for a private East Texas tract with established whitetail habitat, surface water, and a cabin already in place; the outdoorsman who wants hardwood bottoms, pasture edges, and reliable water within reach of DFW and Tyler; the family building a multi-generational hunting and weekend retreat; the buyer who values the seller's two-tract divide option for matching purchase price to actual needs; and the recreational owner who wants the agricultural exemption working in their favor while the land delivers what they bought it for — hunting and time outdoors.

35+ Acres with Access to Thousands of Acres of Trophy Hunting in Colorado This compound is nestled within the heart of Colorado’s East Divide Creek Valley. Accessing thousands of acres of public land and utilizing its location to give any and all hunters a jump start to getting on big game before most others even wake up. Its privacy and seclusion allow for uninterrupted down time and create an atmosphere that makes you feel as though you are on a secluded island with the amenities of home. This base camp makes all others fail in comparison. Colorado’s Rocky Mountains at Your Doorstep Providing Adventure and Limitless Outdoor Activity Whether you’re seeking a compound-style estate, a base camp for hunting or a corporate retreat, Outlaw Basin provides everything any group or individual might be looking for in a wilderness setting. Miles from the nearest town with all the amenities needed to lay low for as long as one needs, this mountain jewel provides solar power, water, heated cabins, lodge and a bathhouse suitable for groups anywhere in size from 1-25. The corrals allow you to board horses that can help in accessing the miles of public lands surrounding you and there is also space for wall tents or campers if all the beds are taken. If horses aren’t your thing, the endless miles of roads and trails provide access for ATV’s and side by sides for those who prefer traveling in that fashion. A Lodge and Dining Hall Made for Gatherings and Camaraderie With all of the furnishings provided, the main lodge provides a gathering spot for all to sit and trade stories over a fresh cooked meal straight from the adjoining kitchen. This mess hall has been the source of many a hunting tale through the years. Serving as the main cabin on the property, the structure can also serve as a headquarter for the camp cook or director, whichever suits the need. A Western Mountain Town with a Feeling of the Ol’ West Giving the vibe of an old western mountain settlement, Outlaw Basin takes you back to a simpler time, a time when the aroma of outdoor cooking filled the air and the only noise was the flowing creek and the wind sweeping through the trees. The surrounding mountains give a feeling of seclusion, and the crystal clear night skies give way to views that are hard to replicate. Top Notch Big Game Hunting in Unit #42 and Beyond Outlaw Basin puts you smack dab in the middle of prime big game country. The 2025 hunting season ended with over 90% of Outlaw Basin’s visitors filling their tags. That’s an amazing success rate. Typically, less than half of Colorado’s big game chasers go home with meat for their freezer. This area of East Divide Creek proves to be above average season after season when it comes to providing big game success. These stats will only help in getting you ahead of the curve when it comes to searching for productive game zones.

Now available—56 acres of prime land offering a rare blend of farmland, timber, and outstanding recreational opportunities in a quiet, rural setting. This large tract includes 16 acres of productive farmland and 40 acres of timberland, making it both versatile and a strong long-term investment. Of the timber, 152 acres are planted pine that were thinned in 2017, providing future income potential. Additionally, 6 acres of mature hardwood timber located at the head of Durham Creek, offering unique hunting and wildlife opportunities. The property boasts over 360 feet of road frontage, ensuring excellent access and visibility. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the abundant wildlife that calls this land home. This area is renowned for trophy black bear, a healthy whitetail deer population, and excellent wild turkey hunting. The multiple open spaces within the flooded timber create ideal duck hunting spots, making this property a true sportsman’s paradise. In addition to its recreational appeal, the tract’s size and diversity provide many possibilities for investment, development, or simply enjoying the natural beauty of Eastern North Carolina. Whether you’re looking for a private hunting retreat, timber investment, or farmland, this property delivers. Conveniently located just 30 minutes from Washington or New Bern, one hour from Greenville, and two hours from Raleigh, the property offers both seclusion and accessibility. If you’ve been searching for a quiet, expansive piece of land with endless opportunities, this 56-acre tract is one you do not want to miss.

Just south of Bible Grove off Route T on Indian Creek Road, this 80± acre farm checks all the boxes for a North Missouri combo tract—tillable income, quality habitat, water, and a brand-new cabin/shop with utilities. Land - 80± total acres with 26± acres currently in row crop - Balance in timbered draws, hunting ground, and hay production - Two ponds: a larger watershed pond plus a brand-new pond beside the cabin - Known area for outstanding whitetail deer and turkey Improvements - New construction cabin/shop: 50' x 30' on concrete with spray foam insulation - Five small bedrooms—perfect for a hunting crew or weekend guests - 20' x 50' lean-to, partially concrete, ideal for equipment, trailers, or expansion - Four large overhead doors (2 on the north, 2 on the south) for easy drive-through access - Water and electricity in place at the cabin - Versatile setup: excellent hunting cabin, weekend getaway, or future homesite Location & Recreation - Prime southern Scotland County setting near Bible Grove - Minutes to Indian Hills Conservation Area with nearly 4,000 acres of public hunting opportunity - Memphis area known for productive ag ground, big Missouri whitetails, and strong outdoor tradition Why you’ll love it - Income-producing row crop acres with additional hay potential - Turnkey basecamp with utilities and secure gear storage - Year-round use: hunt, fish, ride, and relax - Hard-to-find package in a highly sought-after neighborhood Shown by appointment. For details or to schedule your private tour, call United Country Land Pros, LLC at +1 (660) 465-2971 or visit www.weknowdirt.net. Note: Acreages and measurements are estimates; buyers to verify all information.

Prime Pastureland in Ruth, Mississippi Nestled in the heart of Ruth, Mississippi, this 50-acre property offers a rare blend of improved pastureland and rich natural beauty, making it an exceptional opportunity for those seeking quality land for cattle or horses. The fertile grounds are perfectly suited for grazing, providing a thriving environment for livestock and an excellent foundation for sustainable agricultural pursuits. The open pastures invite the imagination to envision a thriving ranch or a peaceful retreat where pastoral life flourishes. Exceptional Homesite and Development Potential This property boasts excellent homesite potential with prime road frontage, ensuring easy access and visibility. Whether you are looking to build your dream home surrounded by scenic landscapes or explore development opportunities, the land’s versatility and location provide a strong foundation for future growth. Utilities are readily available, simplifying the transition from vision to reality. Recreational and Timberland Benefits Beyond its agricultural appeal, the land also serves as an inviting recreational property with a beautiful pond enhancing the tranquil atmosphere. The timberland areas add diversity to the landscape, offering both aesthetic charm and potential for responsible timber management. This combination of pasture, timber, and water features creates a balanced environment ideal for outdoor enthusiasts and landowners alike. Convenient Location with Rural Charm Situated just 25 minutes from McComb, this property provides a peaceful rural setting while maintaining convenient access to town amenities. The prime road frontage ensures connectivity, and the surrounding natural beauty offers a serene escape from the bustle of city life. Whether for ranching, recreation, or future development, this land presents a unique and compelling opportunity in southern Mississippi.

Forty acres in Adams County located in the Town of Strongs Prairie, this property is perfectly suited for buyers seeking a combination of hunting land, recreational enjoyment, and a future building site near some of the state's premier water recreation destinations. The landscape is diverse, featuring rolling topography, mature timber stands, native prairie openings, edge habitat, and multiple wildlife ponds that provide year-round attraction for deer, turkey, waterfowl, and other wildlife. Several existing openings and strategic locations throughout the property offer excellent opportunities to establish food plots, improve habitat, or create secluded hunting setups. For hunters, the property's diverse cover, natural travel corridors, water sources, and browse create an ideal environment for whitetails and turkeys. The rolling terrain offers natural stand locations and hunting access while maintaining the privacy and seclusion. For recreational buyers and lake enthusiasts, the location is hard to beat. Just minutes from Castle Rock Lake and Northern Bay, you'll have easy access to boating, fishing, golfing, kayaking, and waterfront dining. The surrounding area is well known for ATV and UTV riding, snowmobiling, camping, and year-round outdoor recreation. Whether you’re looking at building a dream home overlooking the rolling landscape, creating a family hunting retreat, or investing in a recreational property with long-term value, this 40-acre tract provides the diversity and location that today's you are searching for. Contact Land Pro Travis Hamele for more info 608-697-3349 or [email protected]