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FARM FOR SALE IN TN WITH DEER & TURKEY HUNTING, CREEK, BARN, AND PASTURE 940 Old Lula Rd. Reagan, TN - 4 Bedroom Brick Home on 61.5 Pristine Acres with Fenced & Cross Fenced Pasture, Mature Timber, Barn, Outbuildings, Creek, Springs, and a Deer Hunter’s Paradise! TENNESSEE COUNTRY ESTATE FOR SALE, 61.5 PRISTINE ACRES, CREEK, SPRINGS, FENCED PASTURES, BARN, OUTBUILDINGS, WOODED LAND & OPEN LAND FOR GREAT HUNTING!!! Nestled in the Heart of Rural Tennessee, this Attractive Farm with its 4 Bedroom, 2 Bath Brick Home sits Proudly On 61.5 Acres+/- of Gently Rolling, Usable Land that Perfectly Blends Open Pastures with Mature Timber, Year Round Creek, Year Round Springs, Trails for ATVs, Trails for Horseback Riding, and Large Open Area on Backside of Property that is a Deer Hunting Paradise. From the Moment you Arrive, the Quiet Country Setting Surrounds You—No Neighbors in Sight, Just Peaceful Tennessee Countryside as far as the Eye Can See.   The Property is a Hobby Farm Dream and Hunter’s Paradise all wrapped into One Property. A Quaint Old Barn and other Outbuildings provide Immediate Storage and Space, while the Fenced and Cross-Fenced Pastures are Ready for Cattle, Horses, or other Livestock. A Fully Fenced Raised-Bed Garden Awaits Your Spring Planting, and Generous Frontage along a Clear, Year-Round Creek Offers Reliable Water, Scenic Beauty, and Endless Recreation. The Land Lays Exceptionally Well, with Wide-Open Fields Giving Way to Diverse Wooded Land of Hardwoods, Mature Pine, and Native Cedar—Ideal for Wildlife and Future Timber Management. There is also Plenty of Paved Road Frontage for easy access to the property along with a Gorgeous Traditional Split-Rail Fence in Front of the Home & Perfectly Placed Flagpole in the Front Yard. Deer and Turkey thrive here. Large 12 acre+/- Open Area on Backside of Property along the Creek helps to Transition Naturally into Thick Cover, Creating Prime Hunting Ground that Hunters Dream About. Whether you’re Running Cattle, Equestrian Enthusiast, Love Gardening, or Simply Escaping the Pace of City Life, this Acreage Delivers the True Tennessee Lifestyle: Room to Roam, Room to Grow, and Room to Breathe! Home;  Brick Construction Ensures Lasting Durability and Low Maintenance, While the Thoughtful Layout of the Home Makes Everyday Living Comfortable and Efficient. This is More than a House on Land—It’s a Legacy Property where Tennessee Traditions of Self-Sufficiency, Outdoor Heritage, and Family-Centered Living come Together. This Remodeled Brick Home is Ready to Move into and features New Luxury Vinyl Plank Flooring, Fresh Paint, Insulated Modern Windows, Central Heat & Air, and a Large Bonus Room that could easily be turned into a Master Suite, making this a 5 Bedroom Home! Comfortable Kitchen with a Nice 5 Burner Gas Cooktop Stove, Built in Oven, New Refrigerator, Built-In Microwave, and a Moveable Dishwasher. Breakfast Room and/or Dining Room gives you a Spot to eat Breakfast & Watch the Deer or your livestock. The Painted Brick Exterior with Decorative Wood Shutters on the Front and a Concrete Front Porch, Give it a Great Look. Also, there is a Spring Water Well to the Home with New Equipment, Pressure Tank, & Filter System. Outbuildings; There is a Quaint Old Barn that has been Brought Back to Life with Loft Storage, Water, Electric, & Modified Chicken Coup Stall. There is also a Block Workshop/Shed with Water & Electric that could be Adapted for Mower & ATV storage, and an Equipment Shed with Large Concrete Pad stubbed in for Drainage, future bathroom, sink/shower, and has Water & Electric to it. These Outbuildings all provide Immediate Storage and Space, while the Fenced and Cross-Fenced Pastures are Ready for Cattle, Horses, or other Livestock. If  you’ve been searching for a Private, Turn-Key Retreat with Great Hobby Farming Potential and Unmatched Hunting, Look No Further. Properties like this Rarely Last Long in Today’s Market. Schedule Your Private Showing Today and Claim Your Piece of Tennessee Countryside. Located Between Jackson, TN & Corinth, MS And Between Nashville, TN & Memphis, TN. For more information about this property or to set up your Private Viewing Give Tony Alcott, II a Call or Text at 731-607-2221, the office at 731-925-7900, or E-mail Tony.Alcott@Outlook.com for more information or to set up your private viewing.

East Texas Ranch Land with Three Ponds, Mature Oak Timber, and Working Barn Near Ben Wheeler, Van Zandt County The Robinson Ranch offers 76.559 acres of well-configured East Texas land in southeastern Van Zandt County, combining open grazing pastures, approximately 25 acres of mature oak timber, three ponds, and a complete four-stall working barn with a setup suited for cattle, horses, hunting, and fishing. The property is located minutes from Ben Wheeler on Van Zandt County Road 4313, approximately 25 miles west of Tyler via State Highway 64 and 84 miles east of the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex via Interstate 20. Land & Terrain The entry road establishes the property's character from the start, a tree-lined corridor flanked by open green pastures dotted with ancient oak and black walnut trees that have grown to substantial size over generations. These are not ornamental plantings; they are mature hardwoods providing shade, mast production, and cover in positions that took decades to develop. The front pastures extend on both sides of the entry and transition to open grazing ground with reliable grass coverage suited for cattle and horses throughout the growing season. The back portion of the ranch, approximately 25 acres, carries the heavier timber component, with mature oak canopy, dense undergrowth, and a small pond positioned within the wooded section. This timber block creates the bedding cover and browse habitat that Whitetail Deer use consistently, and the transition line between the open front pastures and the wooded back acreage produces the edge habitat that is the foundation of productive deer hunting on properties this size. Water Three ponds are distributed across the ranch, including a primary pond of just over one-half acre stocked with Largemouth Bass. The remaining two ponds serve as reliable wildlife watering stations and livestock water sources. Standing water of this volume and distribution on a 76-acre Van Zandt County tract is a material asset that supports agricultural use, on-property fishing, and year-round wildlife holding. Wildlife & Hunting Whitetail Deer and feral hogs are both present on the property. The combination of wooded back acreage, open pasture transition, and multiple pond water sources creates the habitat diversity that supports both species year-round. A buyer can hunt Whitetail Deer during the season and pursue feral hogs year-round without lease fees, outside hunters, or off-property logistics. The ponds, including the stocked bass pond, provide on-property fishing with no additional water development required. Van Zandt County falls within the post oak belt of East Texas, where native browse, mast production from mature oaks, and reliable rainfall combine to produce healthy deer populations and strong natural habitat conditions. Improvements & Infrastructure A four-stall barn with corral, working pens, a feed storage area, and a tack room is in place and ready for cattle and horse use. A brick ranch house is included in the sale strictly as-is, with no monetary value attributed to it in the listing. The interior has been stripped to the slab, studs, and ceiling joists, and the roof requires replacement. Buyers should treat the structure as a shell requiring full interior renovation. The brick exterior and foundation are in place; what a buyer finishes and how they finish it is entirely within their control. Location & Proximity The property sits on VZ County Road 4313 near Ben Wheeler, a historically significant small town on the State Highway 64 corridor that has developed a well-regarded downtown with restaurants, live music, and local commerce. Canton, the Van Zandt County seat and home of First Monday Trade Days, widely recognized as the largest monthly outdoor trade event in the United States, is approximately 12 miles northwest, about an 18-minute drive. Tyler, with full regional medical, retail, and commercial services, is approximately 25 miles east, about 30 minutes. Tyler Pounds Regional Airport (TYR/KTYR) provides commercial connecting service to Dallas-Fort Worth International via American Eagle and serves general aviation with FBO facilities and hangar availability. Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport is approximately 84 miles west, accessible in roughly 90 minutes via Interstate 20 from the Canton interchange. Lake Fork Reservoir, one of the country's most productive trophy largemouth bass fisheries at approximately 27,264 acres in Wood, Rains, and Hopkins counties, is about 45 miles northeast. Van Zandt County agricultural land qualifies for agricultural use valuation under the Texas Property Tax Code, which can substantially reduce annual property tax obligations for qualifying buyers. Buyers should verify current eligibility requirements with the Van Zandt County Appraisal District prior to purchase.

Set above the rugged Salmon River breaks, this 165-acre property is a haven for wildlife and those who appreciate the outdoors. With a mix of 40 acres of timbered pasture and open ground, the land provides ideal habitat for elk, deer, and wild turkey, making it a prime setting for hunting, recreation, or simply enjoying nature in its purest form. Water features including a private pond and seasonal creeks naturally draw and sustain game throughout the year, enhancing both the hunting potential and overall appeal. Tucked near the end of a quiet gravel road, this property offers the privacy, habitat diversity, and expansive terrain that serious outdoorsmen and landowners seek in Idaho’s backcountry.

Located on the Mercer/Putnam County line (Mercer County side), this 80± acre tract sits in the heart of North Missouri. An area widely known for its rich soils, strong farm income, and some of the best whitetail deer and turkey hunting in the Midwest. This is the kind of farm that quietly does its job…year after year. Income That Works for You Approximately 60 acres are in tillable production with a current lease paying $225 per acre, generating $13,500 annually. With a 3-year lease in place, this provides stability and predictable income from day one. In addition, a hunting lease is already secured for 2026, creating another layer of return and making this a true dual-income property. At a purchase price of $440,000, the tillable income alone produces roughly a 3.07% return, with additional upside from hunting income and long-term appreciation. A True North Missouri Hunting Farm This area is no secret when it comes to trophy whitetail deer and strong turkey populations. The combination of tillable acres, cover, and surrounding habitat makes this farm a natural travel corridor and feeding destination for wildlife. Whether you're a serious hunter or simply enjoy owning land that holds game, this farm delivers.  Location & Setting Just 1 mile south of the Iowa line End-of-the-road privacy on a dead-end road Electric available nearby at the end of the gravel Pond providing water source for wildlife and potential livestock use Positioned for long-term value If you’re looking for a farm that pays you while you own it—and gives you a place to enjoy in the process—this one deserves a serious look.

Located on Sumner Road in Worth County, GA, this 38 acre tract offers a great opportunity for a private hunting retreat or recreational getaway. The front portion of the property is cleared and currently used as a dove field, but it could easily be converted into small acreage row crop or pasture land, adding both versatility and value. The property features two ponds that provide a reliable water source for wildlife as well as added scenic appeal. A large established food plot is already in place, making this tract turnkey for deer and turkey hunting-both of which are abundant in this area. A newly constructed road system leads to the back of the property, allowing for easy access throughout and making it simple to navigate, hunt, or further improve. Whether you're looking to set up stands, expand food plots, or create a weekend escape, this tract is well-equipped to get started right away. The property has direct access, while the neighboring mobile home has an easement for its use. Please note that the mobile home and shed are not part of this property and are not included in the sale. Property lines in photos are for reference only

#059120    38 Acres +/- and Horse Barn      $575,000.00 38± Acres | Hunting, Recreation & Country Home with Pond + Horse Facilities Located in Oklahoma with convenient frontage along Highway 62 and easy access to Oklahoma City and Shawnee, this 38-acre property offers a versatile mix of recreational land, hunting potential, and functional improvements. The acreage features a blend of open pasture and wooded cover—ideal for creating natural travel corridors and bedding areas for deer and other wildlife. The rolling terrain and scattered timber provide excellent stand locations, while open areas can easily be converted into food plots or maintained for grazing. A large, spring-fed pond stocked with fish serves as both a recreational feature and a reliable water source that naturally attracts game. Whether you're fishing or watching wildlife, this is a standout feature of the property. The well-maintained 3-bedroom, 2-bath home offers a comfortable basecamp or full-time residence, with updates including a remodeled kitchen, tankless hot water heater, updated plumbing, newer windows, flooring, and new HVAC. A sunroom and covered porches provide great views of the land and surrounding wildlife.  Property Highlights: 38± acres with a mix of pasture and wooded habitat Spring-fed, stocked pond for fishing and wildlife Rolling terrain with natural cover and travel corridors Ideal for hunting, recreation, or rural living For those who hunt on horseback or want additional versatility, the property is well-equipped with equestrian facilities. A 50x36 horse barn includes lean-tos, multiple stalls (including a foaling stall), tack rooms, and paddock areas. Several fenced paddocks with sheds are already in place, making it easy to manage horses or livestock—or repurpose the space for equipment, ATVs, and storage. Additional features include a 2-car garage, attached carport, RV hookups (110 & 220), and a walk-in storm shelter. With direct Hwy 62 frontage and easy access to Oklahoma City and Shawnee, this property offers the combination of country living, horse facilities, and convenient commuting, making it an ideal a horse ranch, hobby farm, or private rural retreat in Central Oklahoma. $575,000.00 SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT ONLY Visit us at WWW.BENDELECO.COM Thinking of buying or selling, contact us at info@bendeleco.com

100 Unrestricted Acres, Barn, Pond, Pasture, Timber, and East Tennessee Mountain Views in Hancock County Looking for the kind of property that is getting harder and harder to find in East Tennessee? This 102.62-acre farm at 179 Sutton Hollow Road, Sneedville, Tennessee, offers unrestricted land, usable pasture, mature timber, water features, mountain views, and the privacy that so many buyers seek. If you want a true country property with a farmhouse, barn, fencing, hunting land, and multiple building sites, this Hancock County tract provides the space, freedom, and potential to realize your vision. Welcome to 100 acres Sutton Hollow Road, Sneedville, Tennessee 37869, where country-style living still means room to breathe, work the land, and enjoy the beauty of East Tennessee. This rare 100-acre, unrestricted, surveyed property offers a strong combination of functionality, privacy, and long-term value in rural Hancock County. The land features an excellent balance of approximately 46 percent pasture and 46 percent forest, providing flexibility for livestock, gardening, recreation, hunting, or future development. The property is fenced for animals and includes a barn, equipment shed, pond, mountain springs, and a small creek, creating the kind of usable farm setting that is becoming increasingly difficult to find. With elevations ranging from approximately 1,250 feet to 1,525 feet, you will enjoy beautiful East Tennessee mountain views and several potential building sites scattered across the property. . A shared well serves the house, and fibernet adds modern convenience to this peaceful rural setting. For outdoorsmen, this tract stands out. The mix of pasture, woods, water, and seclusion provides an ideal habitat for whitetail deer, turkey, black bear, and small game. For buyers seeking a farm, homestead, or legacy property, this land has the natural features and freedom to support your goals. Located a short drive from Sneedville and the Clinch River, this property offers convenient access to Kentucky, Virginia, and Knoxville—all about an hour away. With yearly taxes of $637.70, this is a rare chance to own a large East Tennessee farm in a truly scenic area. Unrestricted acreage, mountain views, water features, hunting, pasture, timber, and country privacy—this is the kind of East Tennessee property buyers wait for. Bring livestock, hunting gear, building plans, and your vision for country living—this Hancock County farm is ready for its next chapter. To learn more about this exceptional East Tennessee property or to schedule your private showing, contact Joey Haun, Realtor & Auctioner with United Country Clinch Mountain Realty and Auction, Office: 865-993-5263,  Mobile: 423-748-7181 ​ Opportunities like this do not come along often.

SECLUDED 160 AC RANCH/RECREATIONAL PROPERTY FOR SALE IN ARCHER COUNTY TX   PRICE IMPROVEMENT! With a great blend of tillable land and native pasture this 160 acre tract in southern Archer County, TX is ideal for all landowners. Isolated off Knox Co. Rd, off of Hwy 79 S you'd be hard to find if you're looking for privacy. This 160 acre property is literally the last ranch on the block on Knox Co. Rd. The property is surrounded by larger ranch owners and has had very limited pressure. Whether it be whitetail, hog, bird hunting this ranch has it. The ranch is well suited to run livestock, hunt, or just enjoy the solitude. Attributes Isolated Multi-Use Wildlife Large Ranch Neighbors Topo/Terrain Some Roll 85 acres Native Pasture 75 acres Tillable Minerals Unknown No Production on property Water 3 ponds Wind No active wind turbines Rights Convey with sale Access County Rd Brokers Remarks "With it's diversity of 85 and 75 this small ranch has many uses. Due to the ranch being isolated and neighboring larger tracts, wildlife is great for the hunter. So whether you are wanting to run livestock and/or hunt this property checks both boxes. " Matt McLemore Broker/Owner UCRE/McLemore Properties

Anderson 88 is a highly managed, mature pine plantation located in Northeast Lincoln Parish. The property has over 1/2 mile of road frontage, and the topography sets up nicely for residential development opportunities. Being located 10 minutes from D'Arbonne Lake and 15 minutes from Ruston, LA, this property is just in the right spot to enjoy country living but also have the amenities of nice-sized towns close by. This area of Lincoln Parish is known for having nice whitetail populations, eastern Turkey and other small game hunting opportunities. The property has a nice interior road system as well as managed gates and substantial fencing along the road frontage. If you are looking for a highly managed and well-kept rural timber tract, then this one is for you.

You’re staring at a true Driftless masterpiece—a once-in-a-generation estate where cascading bluffs, deep sweeping valleys, and priceless views collide with a breathtaking updated farmhouse and 169+/- acres of absolute paradise in the hills of Hillsboro, Wisconsin. This is the kind of southwest Wisconsin farm for sale that stops you in your tracks—the kind you don’t just buy, you hold onto for life. If you’ve been searching for hunting land for sale, agriculture land for sale, or a country home for sale that delivers both lifestyle and legacy, you’ve just found it. Tucked into the rolling terrain of Vernon County, this property offers the peaceful grace of country living wrapped in a setting that feels almost too beautiful to be real. Mornings begin with the sun rising over ridge tops kissed in dew, while evenings settle quietly into golden horizons stretching across your very own valley. At the heart of the property lies a beautiful brick farmhouse that blends timeless character with modern comfort. Step inside and you’ll feel it immediately—custom Amish-crafted hickory cabinetry and the warmth of Birdseye maple and hickory wood floors beneath your feet. The kitchen stands as a showpiece with granite countertops, whisper-glide cabinetry, pull-out shelving, a built-in spice rack, and even a new kitchen faucet that adds a subtle finishing touch to an already refined space. This home doesn’t just function—it tells a story of craftsmanship, pride, and rural heritage brought back to life. The residence offers five bedrooms and three bathrooms (Septic rating is 4-bedroom) including a well-appointed master suite, making it ideal for families, guests, or hosting during the holidays and hunting season. Thoughtfully upgraded, including new plumbing in 2012, a well installed in 2013, a newer furnace, upgraded 1,000-gallon LP tank, and a full suite of newer appliances. Energy efficiency is front and center with solar panels powered by dual Tesla batteries, giving you modern independence in a timeless setting. An attached two-car garage with floor drain and loft space adds functionality, the 15x30’ bonus room area above the garage is unfinished and can be used for storage or finish it off in the future if your desire. Complete with 200-amp service, insulation, and quality windows. Step outside and the farmstead unfolds like something out of a storybook. There’s a two-stall steel shed and a 30’x50’ steel barn that truly steals the show—complete with concrete floors and spray foam insulation for year-round comfort. Massive 10-foot overhangs provide protection and versatility, while the upper level has been transformed into gathering space, and the kind of atmosphere that builds lifelong memories during deer season and beyond. From a land perspective, this is elite. Approximately 110± acres of timber create a sanctuary for wildlife, paired with 30± acres of tillable ground and the balance in fenced pasture for grazing. Two established orchards featuring apple, pear, and peach trees add both beauty and function, while a meandering stream flows through the property, offering a year-round water source and even trout fishing opportunities. Scattered natural springs—several year-round natural springs—further enhance the land’s vitality for cattle. For the serious outdoorsman, this is amazing hunting land for sale. The property has a proven history of producing trophy whitetails, with extensive habitat work already completed including hinge cutting, established food plots, and strategic bedding areas. Deer sign is everywhere—mud-worn trails, heavy rub lines, and cratered scrapes along field edges. This is textbook Driftless deer country, with ridge systems, saddles, and funnels that naturally guide movement. On more than one occasion, mature bucks have been seen locked up near the pond just behind the buildings—a testament to the property’s ability to consistently hold and grow big deer. An established trail system winds throughout the farm, providing seamless access for hunting, recreation, or simply exploring your land. The topography is nothing short of breathtaking—rock outcroppings, jutting ridge points, and dramatic elevation changes create both visual appeal and functional habitat diversity. The property is enrolled in Managed Forest Land (Closed), offering tax benefits with NO further required timber cuts, and annual taxes are approximately $5,333 This is more than just a farm for sale in southwest Wisconsin—it’s a legacy property, a private sanctuary, and a rare opportunity to own one of the most complete country estates in Vernon County. Properties of this caliber, combining a fully renovated home, income potential, recreational excellence, and unmatched beauty, simply do not come around often. This is your chance to step into something extraordinary. Once-in-a-generation opportunity. 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 very nice farm is located just minutes east of Bethany, Missouri, with excellent access off Highway 136 and only 12 miles from I-35. The property sits in the desirable South Harrison School District and offers several beautiful building sites, making it a great option for a future home or getaway. This farm is set up to deliver both recreational enjoyment and strong income. It offers excellent deer and turkey hunting, enhanced by established CRP and quality habitat. The property features a good mix of timber, including mature oak stands along the southeast side and throughout the creek corridor, providing ideal cover and food sources for wildlife. There is a good pond on the property, along with a creek running through the southwest corner, adding to both the appeal and functionality of the land. A gravel road runs along the north side, offering convenient access. The income is a major highlight, with 95.4 acres enrolled in CRP paying $176.40 per acre, generating $16,833 annually through 2031. The farm is also currently leased for hunting, providing additional income potential. There is a cell tower located on the property, though it is not currently producing income. Whether you're looking for a strong investment, a hunting property, or a place to build, this farm checks all the boxes. Come take a look!

Located off a dead-end road in northern Monroe County, this 160± acre property offers a solid mix of hunting, recreation, and usable land in Wisconsin's Driftless Region. The property features rolling terrain, several deep ravines, mixed-age pine plantations, pockets of hardwoods, established food plots, buildable acreage, and one of its best features—an extensive trail system that allows you to access and enjoy nearly the entire property. Approximately 12± miles of manicured and maintained trails wind throughout the acreage. The trails are wide, well kept, and marked with directional signs, making it easy to navigate the property by UTV or ATV. Whether you're heading to a stand, checking food plots, working on habitat, hiking, or simply taking an afternoon ride, there's a lot of ground here to explore. From a hunting standpoint, much of the work is already done. Approximately 10± acres of established food plots are spread throughout the tract, with four enclosed hunting blinds positioned to take advantage of food sources, terrain, and natural travel corridors. Shooting lanes have been established and maintained, allowing the next owner to hunt the property as it sits while still having plenty of room to make it their own. The land has a good mix of habitat. Different ages of pine provide thicker bedding and security cover, while pockets of mixed hardwoods add mast production and diversity. Deep ravines and rolling terrain create natural funnels and pinch points, and the established food plots give wildlife consistent food sources throughout the property. The combination provides habitat for whitetail deer, wild turkey, upland birds, and other wildlife common to western Wisconsin. Another advantage is the property's adjacency to public land, adding additional acreage to explore and expanding the recreational opportunities beyond the property lines. Combined with the private trail network, there's plenty of room for hunting, UTV/ATV riding, hiking, shed hunting, habitat projects, and simply spending time outdoors throughout the year. The property also offers buildable acreage for those looking to add a cabin, hunting camp, or country home. With the trail network and recreational improvements already established, a future building site could provide a home base while keeping the majority of the acreage dedicated to hunting and recreation. Any intended construction should be confirmed with the appropriate local zoning and permitting authorities. Located near Sparta with convenient access to the surrounding Monroe County area, this is a large recreational tract where much of the groundwork has already been completed. The trails are in, food plots are established, blinds are set, public land is next door, and there's room to build and continue shaping the property around your own plans.  

Tucked just minutes from Sparta in the heart of Wisconsin’s Driftless Region, this 126.25± acre recreational property offers the perfect blend of privacy, habitat diversity, and turnkey improvements designed for year-round enjoyment. Rolling hardwood ridges and pine plantations create a classic Western Wisconsin landscape, complemented by established food plots, treestands, and a well-maintained internal trail system that allows easy access throughout the property. At the center of the property sits a comfortable 1600+ sq ft cabin featuring 3 bedrooms and 1.5 bathrooms, providing a welcoming basecamp for weekends in the woods or extended stays during hunting season. Nearby, a fully finished 48×60 shop adds exceptional functionality with a full bathroom, laundry room, infloor heat, storage loft, and solar power—ideal for equipment storage, processing space, or working on projects year-round. A 32×60 pole shed offers additional storage for tractors, UTVs, and land management equipment. The land itself is thoughtfully improved and highly usable. Approximately 4.5 acres of established food plots provide consistent wildlife attraction, while multiple waterholes and diverse timber stands create excellent habitat conditions. Nearly 5 miles of manicured UTV trails wind through hardwood ridges, valleys, and pine cover, making it easy to explore and manage the property in all seasons. Wildlife is abundant throughout the area, with strong populations of whitetail deer and wild turkey, along with grouse and pheasants that benefit from the property’s mix of timber, edge habitat, and open clearings. The property also borders approximately 600± acres of public land, expanding the available recreational footprint and enhancing the sense of privacy rarely found this close to town. Located in northwest Monroe County, the property offers convenient access to Sparta, Melrose, and Black River Falls while maintaining the quiet seclusion buyers seek in a recreational retreat. Whether you're looking for a private hunting getaway, family recreational property, or long-term land investment, this 126.25± acre Driftless Region property delivers a rare combination of improvements, habitat, and accessibility in one of Western Wisconsin’s most desirable outdoor areas.

Land for sale in Simpson County. Come check out this beautiful +/- 80 acres just outside the Pinola Community, right off Hwy 28 in Simpson County. This property is the perfect outdoor recreational paradise. With great deer and turkey hunting, a big, beautiful creek that runs through the middle of the property, and utilities that run nearby, this place is as good as it gets. This property is being sold with the timber rights being reserved, but the timber is negotiable. The property is just a 3-minute drive off HWY 28 and is very easily accessible. There is an interior road that runs through the middle of the property, as well as a creek that stays full year-round. This place is truly a great outdoor hunting/recreational tract that can be a great relocation place or just a weekend getaway. Don't hesitate and make this property yours today!     Land opportunities across Mississippi continue to attract strong interest from buyers looking for investment, recreation, or future homesites. Properties like this offer flexibility and long-term potential in areas where land availability is becoming more limited. Whether you’re looking to build, develop, or simply invest in acreage, this type of property presents a valuable opportunity in today’s market. With continued demand for land across Mississippi, well-located tracts are drawing attention from both local and out-of-state buyers seeking privacy, expansion, or long-term investment potential. As inventory remains tight in many areas, properties offering usable acreage and desirable features are becoming increasingly difficult to find. Our team works with a network of qualified buyers actively searching for properties throughout Mississippi, making this a strong opportunity for those looking to secure land in a growing market. If you’d like more information or to schedule a showing, don’t hesitate to reach out.  

This nice little tract is set up and ready for deer hunting. The property offers a great mix of timber, pasture, a creek, and a pond, providing excellent habitat for wildlife. There are 14 acres currently in row crop that were previously rented for $150.00 per acre. The lease is open for the upcoming year, giving the new owner the option to rent it out again or farm it themselves. A nice bottom field runs along the creek on the south end of the property. The farm also includes three strategically placed deer stands that will stay with the property, making it ready to hunt from day one. A major bonus is that the property joins the Wayne Helton Wildlife Area, giving you direct access to many more acres of quality deer and turkey hunting. Access is excellent with a good gravel road along the east side of the property. If you’ve been looking for your own hunting tract with additional public land nearby, this one is definitely worth a look. Come take a look before turkey season and harvest your bird on your own little piece of paradise.

Tucked away in the scenic hills of Huntsville, this beautiful property offers a rare opportunity to own land rich in natural beauty and privacy in Madison County. If you’re looking for peaceful recreation and country living surrounded by nature, this property delivers. The land is the true highlight, featuring expansive open areas and wooded sections that create a perfect balance of usability and seclusion. From multiple points on the property, you’ll enjoy stunning panoramic views of the surrounding Ozark hills, providing breathtaking sunrises, sunsets, and year-round scenery. A year-round creek winds through the property, adding both beauty and tranquility. The gentle sound of flowing water, combined with mature trees and abundant wildlife, creates a serene setting that feels like your own private retreat. This property has also been thoughtfully managed for wildlife and long-term land health. The current owner has implemented land management practices including removal of invasive tree species and selective habitat improvements. In cooperation with the wildlife department and the nrcs, portions of the property have undergone controlled burns to reduce underbrush and improve native habitat, enhancing the land for wildlife and maintaining the natural ecosystem. With plenty of acreage to explore, the property is ideal for those wanting space for a hobby farm, recreation, hunting, or simply room to roam. Trails, garden areas, or additional building sites could easily be developed while still maintaining privacy and natural charm. Despite its peaceful setting, the property remains conveniently located just a short drive from the amenities of Huntsville and within reasonable distance of Fayetteville, offering the best of rural living with access to Northwest Arkansas. Whether you’re looking for a full-time residence, weekend escape, or investment in Ozark land, this property offers beautiful views, a picturesque creek, and the space to create your own slice of Arkansas countryside.

Discover a rare opportunity to own 35.24± acres of prime recreational land in the scenic countryside of Pittsylvania County near Chatham, Virginia. This exceptional tract directly borders the expansive White Oak Mountain Wildlife Management Area, a 2,748-acre public wildlife preserve, creating a property that feels far larger than its acreage suggests. For hunters, outdoor enthusiasts, and those seeking quiet seclusion, this land delivers an unmatched combination of privacy, wildlife habitat, and outdoor adventure. The property is dominated by mature hardwoods mixed with pockets of pine, creating ideal habitat and cover for local wildlife. Heavy mast-producing oaks provide a natural food source that draws deer, turkey, and small game throughout the seasons. The surrounding WMA, with its managed fields and natural forage, enhances the area’s wildlife population and creates excellent hunting conditions. Trails and natural travel corridors across the land reveal consistent wildlife activity, offering multiple locations for stand placement and strategic hunting setups. For the outdoorsman, this tract is more than just land—it’s a gateway to thousands of acres of additional recreational opportunity. With direct adjacency to the wildlife management area, you gain immediate access to miles of terrain perfect for hiking, exploring, and hunting. The nearby WMA also features several ponds, offering opportunities for fishing and quiet afternoons enjoying nature. The land’s gentle topography provides several potential building locations for a private hunting cabin, off-grid retreat, or future country home. A homesite could easily be positioned deep within the property to maximize seclusion and scenic woodland views. Here, the sounds of traffic disappear and are replaced by rustling leaves, gobbling turkeys, and the distant steps of whitetail deer moving through the timber. Beyond recreation, the healthy stand of hardwoods also offers long-term timber value, adding another dimension of investment potential to the property. Whether you’re searching for a dedicated hunting property, a weekend recreational escape, or a secluded homesite surrounded by nature, this White Oak Mountain tract delivers the rare combination of privacy, wildlife, and outdoor freedom that land buyers are seeking today. 35.24± Acres – $169,000Call 434-374-2011 or visit www.ucvirginiarealty.com today.

Out here in Wisconsin, the best properties are the ones that let you live the lifestyle you want—whether that means watching deer move along a ridge at sunrise or checking cattle in the pasture at sunset. This 50± acre property offers a versatile mix of land designed by nature for both recreation and rural living. The property includes 6± acres of tillable ground, ideal for row crops or strategic food plots, 28± acres of open pasture perfect for grazing livestock or building a hobby farm, and 15± acres of timber creating strong edge habitat and cover for wildlife. For hunters, the layout checks the boxes serious whitetail managers look for. A quarry area provides natural bedding cover, creating a secure sanctuary where mature bucks can feel safe. The ridge system allows quiet access to ridge-top stand locations, giving hunters excellent visibility and strategic positioning during both early season and the November rut. Two natural springs and multiple water holes provide reliable water sources that help keep deer and wildlife on the property year-round. The mix of bedding cover, water, food sources, and travel corridors naturally funnels deer movement through the property, making it an excellent candidate for food plot expansion and long-term habitat management. Beyond hunting, the open pasture offers the kind of ground that rural lifestyle buyers are always searching for. Whether you’re dreaming of horses, cattle, rotational grazing, gardens, or a future country home, this land provides space to build your vision. The pasture ground allows room for fencing, barns, and small-scale farming while still maintaining the privacy and recreation opportunities of owning a diverse property. Properties that offer both strong hunting potential and farm-ready ground are hard to find—and this one delivers the balance many buyers are looking for.

Discover the outdoor lifestyle Halifax County is known for with this 83.71± acre recreational tract on Chappell Trail in Vernon Hill, Virginia. Offering an excellent blend of open ground, mature timber, flowing water, and established trails, this property is perfectly suited for hunting, recreation, and rural living. Approximately 20–25 acres of open ground provide opportunities for wildlife food plots, hay production, or small-scale farming. These open areas naturally transition into large sections of maturing mixed hardwoods and timber, creating ideal habitat for wildlife. The mix of open field and timberline forms strong “edge habitat,” attracting whitetail deer, wild turkey, and other native game species, making this an excellent property for hunting and wildlife management. A winding creek flows through the property, offering a dependable natural water source for wildlife while adding to the peaceful character of the land. This feature not only enhances the hunting potential but also creates a scenic setting for relaxation and outdoor enjoyment. The property already features a network of established trails that extend through the wooded sections toward the rear of the tract. These trails make it easy to explore the land by ATV, tractor, or on foot, allowing hunters and outdoor enthusiasts to easily access stand locations, food plots, or quiet observation areas. For those looking to build a rural getaway or full-time residence, several natural elevated homesites offer impressive views across the rolling Halifax County countryside. These locations provide privacy and space while maintaining a strong connection to the surrounding landscape. Despite the peaceful setting, the property remains conveniently located within easy driving distance of Halifax, Danville, and Chatham, offering access to shopping, dining, and services while still enjoying the quiet of country living. Whether you're searching for a hunting retreat, recreational getaway, or future homestead, this versatile tract offers outstanding opportunity. 911 address estimated. $375,000 | Call Today: 434-374-2011Email: info@ucvirginiarealty.com

Tucked into the quiet countryside of central Monroe County, this 40-acre recreational hunting tract is the kind of place where the woods feel bigger, the air smells like fresh oak leaves, and opening morning comes with the promise of trophy whitetails slipping through the timber. Accessed by a recorded 66’ deeded easement, the property offers exceptional privacy while still being within easy reach of town conveniences. Gently rolling terrain creates a diverse habitat mix of mature hardwood timber, secluded bedding pockets, and natural travel corridors—prime ingredients for serious whitetail enthusiasts. Several established food plot openings are already in place, giving you a head start on habitat improvement, while pockets of wetland provide natural water sources and sanctuary cover that consistently hold deer and other wildelife throughout the season. Beyond the hunting potential, the land features a rare bonus for outdoor enthusiasts: Silver Creek, a Class 1 trout stream winding through the south end of the property. Known for its cold, spring-fed water and naturally reproducing trout populations, this stream creates a true multi-season recreational retreat. Imagine slipping into your waders for some early-morning driftless region fly fishing, casting to wild trout in clear currents before heading back to your stand for the evening hunt. The blend of mature wooded elevations, lowland cover, and flowing water creates the type of diverse ecosystem—prime Wisconsin hunting land with year-round recreational value. A small storage shed on the property provides a convenient place to stash trail cameras, food plot equipment, or your ATV after a long day working the land. Whether your vision is managing a trophy whitetail hunting property, building a private outdoor basecamp, or owning a slice of the coveted Driftless Area recreation corridor, this tract checks all the boxes for serious land buyers. Properties with deeded access, established habitat features, and Class 1 trout stream frontage of this size are increasingly hard to find in this part of Wisconsin. At Midwest Lifestyle Properties, we understand land like this because we walk it ourselves—boots on the ground, studying every ridge, funnel, and water feature. If you’ve been searching for a secluded hunting property where you can chase big bucks, improve habitat, and enjoy world-class trout fishing, we’ll walk every acre with you and help you make it yours. Reach out today to schedule a private showing. Your lifestyle. Our mission.

Nestled on the edge of Green and Taylor Counties in south-central Kentucky, this rural property offers a rare combination of income-producing land, abundant wildlife, and exceptional potential. The property features an older home ready for renovation, providing an opportunity to restore or reimagine a residence that fits your vision. Supporting structures include a barn and shed, perfect for storage, farming, or future projects. The land itself is truly the highlight, with beautiful building sites tucked throughout rolling woodlands and open areas, ideal for a private retreat, hunting lodge, or future homestead. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the abundant wildlife, including healthy populations of various wildlife making this an outstanding hunting property. Over one mile of creek frontage (Big Pitman Creek) winds along the southern and western boundaries of the property, enhancing both the beauty and recreational value while providing a natural water source for wildlife. The woodlands and cedar thickets offer a blend of serenity, while the open areas and CREP land provide a classic Kentucky landscape. Adding to its appeal, the property is enrolled in the CREP program, generating an annual income of approximately $16,000, offering immediate financial benefit while preserving the land’s natural resources. Whether you’re seeking a recreational haven, an income-producing investment, or a place to build your dream in the country, this unique property delivers endless possibilities in a peaceful and highly desirable location.

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!

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.