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Property Description This incredible 66 + or - acres is a turn key, hunter's dream paradise.The current owners have done many enhancements and improvements to the property including: deepening and expanding tank, drilling a new well to help feed it and protect it from droughts, hauled in beach gravel, built a new 16x35 RV carport with a new dedicated septic, and cleared many trails across the property while bringing in additional gravel for road work.The fully furnished 2 bed and 2 bath cabin can sleep up to 13 people with the additional loft space.There is a 20x20 shop and all throughout you will see a variety of oaks, elms and other trees.The wildlife boasts an abundance of whitetail deer, coyote, hogs, bobcats, quail, duck and turkey.There are 8 strategically placed blinds and 12 feeders. The tank is designed for duck hunting and to be a water source for wildlife during droughts paired with a wet weather creek. There are no shortages of activities nor opportunities to make incredible memories here. Cisco, Texas Cisco, Texas, is a small yet vibrant community situated in Eastland County. Known for its friendly atmosphere, Cisco embodies the charm of a classic Texas town. The cityscape features a mix of historic architecture and modern conveniences, offering residents and visitors a glimpse into its rich heritage. With local shops, parks, and community events, Cisco provides a close-knit environment for those seeking a relaxed and welcoming Texan experience. Approximately 1h 45 m to drive from Cisco to Fort Wort, TX Approximately 45 m to drive from Cisco to Abilene, TX Hunting and Wildlife Nestled amidst the picturesque wilderness, this hunting property offers an unparalleled retreat for outdoor enthusiasts. Spanning acres of diverse terrain, it provides a haven for various game species such as whitetail deer, hogs, bobcats, duck, dove and quail . The recently built rustic lodge is strategically positioned for optimal views and boasts cozy accommodations and amenities catering to the avid hunter's needs. Trails wind through the property, leading to well-designed blinds and stands, ensuring prime locations for a successful hunting experience. Immerse yourself in the tranquility of nature while enjoying a premier hunting destination at this carefully crafted property. 8 Blinds and 12 Feeders will convey    

Central Texas Comanche Flats Ranch Near Lockhart A 10-minute drive from Lockhart, Texas, between Austin and San Antonio, Comanche Flats Ranch offers a unique blend of history and natural beauty across its vast 355 acres. Known for its proximity to the historic Battle of Plum Creek and connections to Edward Burleson and the Texas Rangers, this property is rich with historical significance, including Indian artifacts and abundant native wildlife.   Recreational & Hunting Opportunities Numerous trails across Comanche Flats make exploring the property easy for outdoor enthusiasts. It's perfect for hunting, hiking, ATVs, or fossil and artifact hunting! The diverse topography offers hilltops with spectacular views, lush meadows, live creeks, wetlands, mature live oaks, and thickets. The ranch supports abundant wildlife for year-round hunting, including Whitetail deer, turkey, hogs, dove, and waterfowl. A barn equipped with community water and a water well enhances the ranch's capability to support recreational or agricultural activities.   Ranch Property Features The Caldwell County ranch spans 355 acres of diverse Texas landscape, convenient to Lockhart’s amenities. It includes a cabin with modern comforts such as electricity and water. The property offers significant road frontage, potential for homesites with panoramic views, and fertile land ideal for various uses. With elevation changes from 460 to 390 feet above sea level, its variety of landscapes cater to different preferences.   Conservation & Restoration Efforts About 134 acres of the Lockhart, Texas ranch fall under a conservation easement (available in PROPERTY DOCUMENTS) in the FEMA floodplain, highlighting efforts to restore native vegetation and waterways to their natural state before European settlement and emphasizing environmental preservation. The property is currently under an agricultural exemption.   Land Usage Potential This Central Texas ranch offers flexible options, from cattle raising and hay production to wildlife management and residential building. Its abundant water resources make it uniquely advantageous in the Lockhart area.   Property Restrictions The sole restriction on this wide-open space is the conservation easement, which leaves the remaining land free for various development or agricultural projects according to the owner’s preferences.   Additional Ranch Features On-site amenities include a fully functional cabin for instant livability and an off-grid cabin along Plum Creek for those seeking a more secluded experience. There are also several hilltop sites perfect for building homes with scenic views.   Accessibility to Major Texas Cities This unique Lockhart ranch property benefits from its proximity to major Texas cities—it is located 40 miles south of Austin, 24 miles east of San Marcos, 70 miles north of San Antonio, and 150 miles west of Houston. This strategic location offers convenient access to city amenities while maintaining a serene ranch lifestyle. Comanche Flats Ranch represents a rare opportunity to own a piece of Texas history. It offers recreational, residential, and agricultural potential, all close to Austin, Texas.

Located in the heart of Franklin Parish, Boeuf 80 is currently being utilized for a cattle operation. With around 30 acres of woodlands, this property presents unlimited potential. Whether you're looking to manage a thriving cattle operation or seeking a private tract for hunting and other outdoor activities, Boeuf 80 provides the ideal setting. Don’t miss the opportunity to own your next piece of property just outside of Winnsboro, Louisiana. The Boeuf 80 is a must see!

Discover the potential of this 27-acre tract in Franklin Parish, Louisiana. This property consists 22 acres of pastureland and 5 acres of woods, currently used for grazing cattle. With just under 1/2 mile of parish road frontage, access is convenient and straightforward. This would be ideal for whitetail deer or small game hunting and other recreational activities. Whether you're aiming to start or expand your cattle operation, or just seeking a small recreational tract, this land could be the perfect fit for your needs. Don't miss out on this versatile property!

Boeuf 53 is a 53-acre property in Franklin Parish, perfectly suited for a cattle operation or a private recreational retreat. This tract consists of 25 acres of hardwoods and 28 acres of fertile hay pasture, providing a balanced environment for both agricultural pursuits and recreational activities. Fully fenced and meticulously maintained, Boeuf 53 is a move-in ready property for cattle farmers. This tract offers excellent opportunities for whitetail deer hunting and small game hunting. Don’t miss the opportunity to own an exceptional and versatile property!

Discover an exceptional 405-acre timberland near Diana, TX, with amazing hunting opportunities. With around 354 acres within the FEMA floodplain, including a potential 340-acre PFO1A freshwater forested/shrub wetland, this property offers a diverse landscape. Utilities should be available at the road. For avid hunters and outdoor enthusiasts, this land is a dream come true. Its timber-covered terrain provides the perfect habitat for a variety of wildlife, hogs, deer waterfowl and others. The property's unique features extend beyond hunting, as it presents the chance for ecological enhancement. There are approx. 354 acres in the FEMA flood plane and 340 acres of that falls within a PFO1A freshwater wetland. This could give you the possibility of a wetland conservation district. Situated near Diana, TX, this timberland offers a rare combination of recreation and investment.  There are 40 acres of high and dry property that has access to utilities at the entrance. A perfect place for a home. The timber on this property has been professionally managed and there are huge hardwoods as well as planted pines. In summary, this 405-acre timberland near Diana, TX, provides an extraordinary blend of exceptional hunting grounds and ecological promise. If you are looking for an amazing hunting property as well as an investment this could be for you.

Hunting Property for sale in Southeastern Okla. Nestled on the mountain north of Hwy 43 in Daisy Okla., sits this 20-acre off-grid hunting property. Plenty of wildlife accommodates this site and its surrounding. This area is home to a variety of hardwood and softwood trees, and beautiful rock formations. There is also a beautiful cabin spot with a view, that once housed a cabin. Recreation: This Hunting property is close to a few nice lakes in the Atoka/Pushmataha County. Sardis Lake is just a short distance to the east, with Clayton Lake not too far from there. McGee Creek Lake is to the west within a 45-minute drive, along with Atoka Lake approximately 30 minutes. It is about 30 minutes to Historic Downtown Atoka, where you can enjoy fine dining at Reba’s Place, along with several other restaurants. City to City: Daisy Oklahoma is in the middle of it all. It is about 30 minutes from the small towns surrounding it. Dallas, Okla. City and Tulsa are all within a 2 ½ to 3-hour drive. Amenities: This property located in Southeastern Okla., is close to Historic Downtown Atoka, where you can enjoy fine dining and entertainment at Reba’s Place. Along with numerous other dining and entertainment restaurants. Sand drags and mountain trails to enjoy nearby also. Bonus: This 20-acre property is nestled between a 480-acre tract that I have listed. It would make a great addition to that property if you were looking for more acreage. Give me, Kam Harden, a call today @ 918-415-4867, if you are looking for a nice place to hunt and enjoy the great outdoors.

Montana Pivot Ranch for Sale | Excellent Water Rights and Proven Hay Production The Bowdoin Road Pivot Ranch in Malta, Montana is a terrific alfalfa seed production farm or hay base property, located in the heart of mule-deer and upland game bird hunting territory. A full-time or absentee owner can enjoy the North Central Montana lifestyle with a ranch property that is relatively easy to operate and maintain. The offering totals 1,533.55+/- acres, with 305+/- acres of irrigated hayfields served by a 1,950’ pivot irrigation system. The remaining acres consists of 680.3+/- acres of improved pasture and 490.5+/- acres of native grass. 305 acres carry irrigation rights from the Malta Irrigation District, with a water turn on date of May 15th and a shut off of September 1st. In addition the ranch has a 100’ deep irrigation well that services the pivot as a secondary water option with an output of 1,500 gallons per minute. Bowdoin Ranch hunting | White Tail, Mule Deer, Upland Game Birds The Bowdoin Pivot Ranch has few improvements and those structures on the ranch are utilitarian. Aside from the T&L 2018 Center Pivot Sprinkler Irrigation System, the main improvements are a 150-horsepower pump that services the irrigation well and a 125 horsepower pump that brings water out of the irrigation canal to the pivot, all included in the sales price. The irrigation system is robust enough to put down 1/2” of water across the 305+/- acres in approximately 26 hours. Power to use the well and irrigate the property has consistently run between $10,000.00-$15,000.00 annually. The well has a 16” well casing and provides approximately 70 pounds of pressure at the pivot. Property taxes in 2022 were $12,612.00. 50% of the existing mineral rights will be retained by the property owner. Limited improvements on the Bowdoin Pivot Ranch, leaving a blank slate for the new owner The property averages a yield of approximately 600 pounds per acre of alfalfa seed on the 152.5 +/- acre north field, seeded most recently in 2018. In the spring of 2023 Alfalfa was seeded in 24” rows on the 152.5+/- acre south field and millet was seeded as a cover crop. Red Siberian Millet was selected to compete as little as possible with the young alfalfa plants for light, water, and mineral elements. The owner’s 32 years of experience in seed production lends to his expertise in choosing and maintaining a healthy alfalfa stand. Three tons per acre of hay was produced in one cutting this past year from the south field, and 5-6 tons of hay per acre on the property can be an annual anticipated production amount. If a new producer wanted to run cattle, 100 head for 6 months would be a conservative estimate. Montana Ranch for Sale with abundant Recreational Opportunities--Hunting, Fishing, Horseback Riding, ATV Trails No living quarters currently exist on the property, making it a blank slate for a new owner. Phillips County, Montana, is ideally situated for hunting and  recreation. The area is well known for excellent big game hunting, specifically for whitetail, mule deer and occasional moose. It is located in hunting region 620. The ranch has an abundant upland bird game population including Ringed-neck pheasant, Sage grouse, and sharp-tailed grouse.  Bowdoin National Wildlife Refuge area, is less than a mile away from the property’s north boundary. Recreational activities such as wildlife observation, photography, hiking, cross-country skiing, and upland bird and waterfowl hunting can be enjoyed on the Refuge. Public access hunting in Phillips County is outstanding, the Malta BLM Field Office manages resources and activities on 1.1 million surface acres of huntable area making it an ideal location for outdoorsmen. Malta, Montana Hay Production and Irrigated Land For Sale This Montana ranch is less than fifteen minutes from Malta, MT with shopping, dining, entertainment, and regional airport conveniences. Nelson Reservoir, a large recreational lake, with outstanding year-round Walleye and Northern Pike fishing is a short 15-minute drive away and Sleeping Buffalo Hot Springs, the only natural hot spring in Montana's northeastern tier is also in close proximity. Tanner Anderson, Sales Associate and Co-owner of Northwest Realty & Auction is proud to present this property for sale. Tanner Anderson’s background in the ranching lifestyle runs deep. He understands the value and importance of tillable acreage, how cattle stocking rate affects rangelands, the ins-and-outs of water rights, habitat management, and more. Tanner’s ability to gauge a property’s values, highlight its best assets and understand a buyer’s interests are a large part of his success—the rest of his successes are the result of his personable approach. For more information on this property, Tanner can be reached at 406-654-4473.

Montana's Milk River Treasure Ranch: Premier Hunting, Fishing, and Agricultural Property for Sale Introducing the Milk River Treasure Ranch in Northeastern Montana – a remarkable property offering the perfect blend of hunting, fishing, and agriculture production. Located just north of Highway 2 near Savoy and a short 10-mile drive from Harlem, MT, this expansive 4,228± acre ranch presents a unique opportunity for discerning buyers. Boasting 2,773.84± acres of crop land and 1,454.16± acres of grassland, it encompasses all the essential features a farm/ranch owner could desire. Montana's Milk River Treasure Ranch: Premier Hunting, Fishing, and Agricultural Property for Sale Situated amidst varied terrain, the Milk River Treasure Ranch showcases an impressive 3.5 miles of Milk River frontage, providing both scenic beauty and fertile ground for hay and cattle production. The seasonal Wayne Creek, nourished by a man-made dam and a 105 ft deep well, offers convenient and reliable livestock watering. Cottonwood trees grace the banks of Wayne Creek, meandering through rolling grassland, while the adjacent grassland borders productive farmland. With 2,773.8± acres of cultivated land and a history of being farmed by the same tenants for the past 35 years in production agriculture, this ranch epitomizes the fruitful synergy between farming and ranching. Marvel at the panoramic vistas from the ranch's rolling hills, where iconic landmarks such as Black Butte, Snake Butte, Three Buttes, the Little Rockies, and the Bears Paw Mountains dot the horizon. A county road traverses the property, dividing the land into two sections. On the south side of the road lies 800± acres of Milk River bottom, characterized by lush wildlife habitats and fertile soil suitable for hay and cattle production. The current owner leases the land for agriculture, utilizing the abundant cottonwoods as natural cover for cattle during winter and providing ample forage supplemented with hay from the previous summer's crop. The Milk River Treasure Ranch is well-equipped with essential amenities, including two wells, three 10,000-bushel grain bins, electricity, telephone services, and several potential building sites for a home. Wildlife enthusiasts will be thrilled by the abundance of game on the ranch, including mule deer, whitetail deer, pronghorn antelope, sharptail grouse, ringneck pheasants, and various waterfowl. The Milk River itself offers excellent fishing opportunities, with northern pike, catfish, and walleye being common catches. Having remained in the same family for generations, the Milk River Treasure Ranch features perimeter fencing while leaving the interior open for potential development in grazing, farming, or hay production. Moreover, its prime location presents possibilities for solar or wind energy development, further enhancing its diverse potential as a hunting retreat, cattle operation, dryland farming enterprise, hay operation, or land investment opportunity. For further information about the Milk River Treasure Ranch, please contact Tanner Anderson at United Country Northwest Realty & Auction in Malta, Montana. Call 406-654-4473 or email [email protected] to explore this exceptional property and seize the opportunity it presents.  

MISSOURI RIVER BREAKS WORKING CATTLE RANCH FOR SALE IN NORTH CENTRAL MONTANA The Schwenke Ranch, located just outside of Landusky, Montana, was originally purchased in 1977 and has remained a family operation for over 45 years. It has grown to encompass over 60,000 acres and has earned its reputation as one of the premier ranching properties in Montana.   The Schwenke Ranch was recently recognized by the Montana ProRodeo Hall of Fame as one the “Great Montana Ranches” for its “commitment to preserving Western Heritage in Montana.” Combined with its’ recreational opportunities and access to the Charles M. Russell Wildlife Refuge and Missouri River Breaks National Monument, this cow/calf family operation is a rare find, and is now offered for sale. The ranch runs on just over 62,000+/- acres, comprised of 55,872+/- acres leased from the Bureau of Land Management, of which 4,524 AUM’s are allotted to the seller. Another 1,600+/- acres are leased from the State of Montana, and combine with 2,597+/- Deeded Acres as well as 229 Shares in the Square Butte Grazing Association, equaling another 2,700+/- Deeded Acres. Of the 2,597+/- Deeded Acres, 58+/- acres are irrigated, with another 1,200+/- considered to be Improved Grass.  The Ranch is permitted to run 562+/- cow/calf pairs for 6 months, however if a new owner preferred yearlings to a cow/calf operation it is expected the ranch could support 1,280 yearlings for 5 months. The ranches forefathers understood well the nature of ranching in northcentral Montana and in an act of prudence and forward thinking installed a waterline beginning at an amply producing natural spring and running throughout the entirely of the ranch, supplying water to not only the ranch headquarters, but watering the ranch’s cattle with 18 well placed water tanks.  The waterline requires minimal maintenance and has been effectively functional since its’ installation in 2003.  Elk herds residing on the property can be found watering at these same tanks throughout the winter. In addition to the water line, 23 reservoirs are spread throughout the ranch, ensuring that cattle on the Schwenke ranch are well watered in even the driest of years.  Fences on the property are well maintained albeit minimal, as natural barriers act as a dividing point at most of the property’s boundaries. A well-kept set up improvements make up the ranch headquarters, consisting of a 2,100 square foot, 3-bedroom house built in 1971 with recent interior and exterior updates including new siding and metal roof.  A 2-car garage is attached to the house.  Equipment storage, calving barns and a mechanics shop are found in 2 metal buildings; a 40’x70’ pole barn built in 1972 and a second 50’x48’ pole barn built in 1990. The headquarters are accessed by the Power Plant Ferry Road, a well-kept county-maintained gravel road, only 2+/- miles from paved State Highway 66. Continuous metal fencing provides pens for the ranches’ horse herd and cattle work as well as decorative perimeter fencing surrounding the headquarters. A 150’ x 300’ team roping arena is exceptionally well thought out and constructed, with quality sand and efficient functionality. A reservoir directly behind the home is filled by Cyprian Creek and is of sufficient depth to be stocked with fish should the new owner prefer a private fishing pond. The ranches’ operation has been perfected by the Schwenke family over their 45 years of ownership. Excellent stewardship is evidenced by the condition of the range and waterways, producing abundant forage for cattle grazing, with plenty remaining for the wildlife populations also making their home on the Schwenke Ranch.  The acreage is primarily native prairie habitat, best suited for cattle grazing, as well as feed grounds for the transitory elk herds, moving in and around the property as they make their way through the Charles M. Russel National Wildlife Refuge and along the Missouri River. Mule Deer and White Tail Deer also make the ranch their home, finding refuge in the brush-covered draws, steep coulees, and tree-lined base of the Little Rocky Mountains that begin their ascent on the ranch. Rocky Mountain Bighorn Sheep can be found residing in the more mountainous terrain on the ranch, in areas transitioning from range to mountainside, the hillsides covered in pine and juniper. The Ranch falls in Hunting District 621 where 8 Landowner Elk tags are offered each year.  In recent years only 6 applications for Elk tags have been received from landowners in this District, giving the new owner a very good chance of drawing an elk tag for this area regularly from year to year.   Several elk units in the Missouri River Breaks have struggled with both quantity and quality of bulls.  The recent drought beginning in 2020 and carrying through the majority of 2023 were some of the worst environmental conditions for antler growth this area has seen for several decades.  In 2023, areas around this property in unit 621 showed resiliency, while amidst the adverse conditions, still produced several 330+ bulls.  Traditionally, Unit 621 along with 620 and 622, would produce a handful of bulls over 370 with a few hovering near the 400 inch mark.  With the mild winter of 2023 and good spring moisture so far in 2024, we expect this to improve.  The surrounding BLM acres is what separates this property from others within the Missouri River Breaks.  The deeded land included in the Schwenke Ranch provides access to some of the hardest to reach areas in Unit 621.  A very low percentage of public land hunters are willing to hike from public land access points, but the Schwenke Ranch puts you right in the middle of it all.  The success rate of drawing this landowner tag is high, while it’s not unheard of for general applicants to wait 20-30 years to draw a rifle permit. 10.25+/- miles along the southern border of the ranch adjoins the Upper Missouri River Breaks National Monument and Charles M. Russell Wildlife Refuge, where or 375,000 acres of geologic formation, wildlife areas, wilderness areas and points of historic significance has been federally protected from outside interference or development. The Missouri River Breaks is a truly untouched area of the Montana landscape, with a thriving elk population popular with hunters and wildlife enthusiasts alike. These elk herds are quite a sight to see in the late fall at the Slippery Ann Wildlife viewing area, just 18+/- miles from the ranch headquarters. Here hundreds of elk gather during mating season and are viewed by many in the evenings as the sun begins to set and the elk begin to bugle, a truly impressive sight.  The CMR is world renowned for its elk harvest, and hunters and wildlife enthusiasts travel here regularly to take in the Bighorn Sheep and Mule Deer populations prevalent to the area. In the Spring avid Paddle-Fishers descend upon the James Kipp Recreation Area at the Fred Robinson Bridge where Highway 191 crosses the Missouri River to take in the plentiful Paddle Fishing season.  This area can be found directly south of Slippery Ann, just 6+/- miles from the south end of the Schwenke Ranch. The ranch is steeped in historical significance dating back to the 1800’s when the Plains Indians resided on the property, as evidenced by the many ridgelines throughout the ranch dotted with teepee rings, still visible today.  As time went on, early settlers to the area utilized the Missouri River, accessible from the Ranch for travel and transport of supplies via the Power Plant Ferry before highways were constructed. Evidence of the many travelers throughout history are carved in the sandstone canyon walls, including Kid Curry and the Wild Bunch, who resided on the ranch for a time after their infamous robbery of the train in 1901. It was on the Schwenke Ranch that the Wild Bunch escaped capture and made off with over $40,000 that was never recovered.  The Power Plant Ferry is a well-known historical point and can be accessed by the Power Plant Ferry County Road, running entirely through the Schwenke ranch to the Missouri River, offering insurable access to all deeded acres owned by the Ranch. The Schwenke Ranch is truly an exceptional piece of the Montana landscape. Cattle herds have been raised successfully on this ranch for many years alongside the ranches’ wildlife populations due to the Schwenke’s excellent range management and stewardship of the land. A new owner will find the ranch has been left in exceptional condition, making them well positioned to continue forward with a cattle herd of their own, while enjoying unobstructed views of the Big Sky from their very own Montana Ranch. Distance from: Landusky: 9.2 Miles (18 minutes) Zortman: 16 Miles (27 Minutes) Malta: 57 Miles (56 Minutes) - Airport Lewistown: 81 Miles (1 Hour 20 Minutes) – Airport Billings: 154 Miles (2 Hours 30 Minutes) – Commercial Airport James Kipp Campground/Missouri River Crossing/Slippery Ann Elk Viewing Area – 17 Miles (20 Minutes)

NORTHEASTERN MONTANA CATTLE RANCH WITH GRAZING PERMITS FOR SALE The Black Ranch offers a unique opportunity to own a large block of land in Northeastern Montana, excellently suited for use as seasonal pasture or a year-around ranching operation. This 35,000+/- acre ranch is entirely contiguous and includes 26,600+/- acres of BLM lease permits, beginning April 1st and running through October 31st.  4,680+/- of the ranch acres fall under State Lease and the remaining 3,710+/- acres are deeded. Montana Ranch for Sale This ranch is equipped with excellent improvements and superb water rights. The Black Ranch is a classic Northeastern Montana ranch, offering a wide range of native grasses typical to the area, including western wheatgrass and blue grama.  However, the topography of the ranch is extremely unique, with deep spring-fed, timber-filled coulees, badlands and over 3.5 miles of Willow Creek, flanked by enough timber and cover to provide an ideal spring calving setting.  Willow Creek is spring-fed, and therefore holds water year-around. Year Round Cattle Ranch for Sale in MT The ranch carries 750 to 775 head of cattle for 7 months, with some variation depending on rainfall for the year. The property has been fenced into 7 large pastures, consisting of approximately 4,500+/- acres each, and 4 smaller holding pastures, used primarily during branding season. Each of the smaller pastures measure between 320-500+/- acres. All pastures have adequate water available by way of springs, pits and reservoirs allowing for consistent grazing throughout the ranch. Despite 2021 being one of the worst droughts on record in Northeastern Montana, this ranch still carries available grass and water for the 2022 grazing season. A set of working corrals on the ranch, along with a newly sided barn and certified scale are located along the county road for easy access and utilized during spring calving and fall shipping seasons.  While no home exists on the property, plenty of options are available for building sites with extraordinary views. Montana Recreational Property for Sale In addition to the opportunity for an exceptional cattle operation, the Black Ranch provides extensive habitat for local wildlife as well. Whitetail, Mule Deer and Antelope are common, as are Upland Game Birds and Prairie Dogs. The Bittercreek Wilderness Study area is located on the property and a fishing pond stocked with Rainbow Trout is an excellent spot to spend an enjoyable afternoon. Utilize this property as a hunting or fishing retreat! The Black Ranch, named for its original owners, has provided opportunity for 2 local ranching families to thrive for decades, and is now available for public sale for the first time in history. The Ranch was purchased by its current owners from the neighbors, a 3rd generation local ranching family, nearly 30 years ago.  The Black Ranch has been a key component to the current owners’ expanding operation, now beginning into its’ 3rd generation. This ranches’ consistent ownership by an owner/operator is evident in the exceptional maintenance and management of the property. For more information contact Tanner Anderson with United Country Northwest Realty & Auction in Malta Montana at 406-654-4473 or email him at [email protected]

Hunting Ranch for Sale in West Texas This low-fenced hunting property sits about 45 miles north of San Angelo, north of Robert Lee off of Exxon Road on Menielle Road.   It's located just half a mile from Lake Spence and gets lots of deer coming from the lake.  The ranch has good cover and nice views of the surrounding hills including views of Meadow Mountain to the west.  The ranch sits in between Meadow Creek and Rough Creek, which are tributaries to Lake Spence.  These creeks provide a nice habitat for wildlife.   The land has a 2021 single-wide mobile home with a large carport.  The water well and well house sit to the west of the house.  There is a storage or workshop and a semi-truck trailer for feed storage as well as an RV hookup with a separate meter.  The hunting is considered good and consists of populations of Whitetail, Mule Deer, Axis, Quail, and Dove.   Many deer come from the lake side of the property and move from west to east and back traveling from one creek to another.  The east boundary is Menielle Road which has 5 strand fence and the south and west boundaries are netwire.  There is no north fence.  There are some elevation changes of approximately 70 ft. at most.  The oil company that holds the lease is planning to drill on this property this year.  The seller does not own minerals for this land.   West Texas Hunting Ranch for Sale near San Angelo and Midland Odessa

Discover this outdoor paradise in West Carroll Parish with 185 acres of recreational land divided into 3 tracts, including 77.6 acres enrolled in CRP with $5,136 of annual payments until 2035. Perfect for the buyer seeking an affordable retreat, this property offers prime opportunities for whitetail deer hunting and small game hunting. Don't miss this chance to own a piece of Northeast Louisiana's recreational paradise.  Contact an agent today for more information!

Hunting land with a camp for sale in Franklin County, Mississippi. Welcome to the Hope Ranch. The Hope Ranch is 385+- acres of Franklin County Paradise. The tract checks the box of almost every tract including a great internal road system, multiple strategically placed large food plots and box stands that have produced great deer and turkey hunts over the years, a beautiful 3+- acre lake that is fed by two wells, a very handy barn with a walk-in cooler, storage area, upstairs living quarters, and skinning facility. The lake provides year-round water for the wildlife and a constant reason to enjoy the property even outside of hunting season. Not to mention the tract features a beautiful 4 bed/2.5 bath lodge that will make you feel right at home and sleep all of your friends and family. Inside the lodge you'll find rustic finishes constantly reminding you that you are at your escape in the great outdoors. The porches on the front and back of the lodge are the perfect place to have family gatherings. The Hope Ranch has produced both quality and quantities of deer that the area is known for consistently over the years and is home to big flocks of gobbling long beards. The tract also adjoins the Homochitto National Forest across the street providing you an easy opportunity to make a public land hunt if you get a wild hair or even just to make an adventure through the woods without pressuring your own property. The features this tract presents leave no stone unturned for your outdoor desires. You can leave the closing and go straight to your outdoor paradise. Being just a short drive from Natchez or anywhere in south Louisiana, this property is very easy to get to. Give us a call today for your private showing.

East Texas Recreational Ranch for Sale East of Dallas Welcome to Twisted Oak Ranch, an extraordinary property that offers a rare opportunity for discerning ranch buyers who crave the perfect blend of luxurious living and exceptional outdoor experiences. This turnkey recreational ranch, nestled near Mineola, TX, is a true sanctuary for those who value hunting, fishing, and outdoor recreation. Luxury Estate Home Claim your Texas luxury ranch lifestyle at Twisted Oak Ranch. Step intothe meticulously designed executive ranch home, a testament to superior quality and craftsmanship. With vaulted ceilings, three exquisite living areas, and three cozy fireplaces, the 3952 SQFT ranch headquarters is designed for sophisticated comfort. The spacious gourmet kitchen effortlessly accommodates large gatherings, making it the perfect space for entertaining. This Texas county estate offers four luxurious bedrooms and three full and two half baths, offering a retreat that exudes elegance for your family and guests. Outdoor Living Space Soak up the inviting outdoor living space, where the ranch's natural beauty blends with top-tier amenities. Unwind in the well-appointed outdoor cooking area, ideal for hosting unforgettable barbecues and gatherings. Lounge by the saltwater pool and hot tub on the expansive patio and deck, surrounded by stunning views of the tranquil 2-acre lake and rolling pastures. Shaded by majestic oak trees, this outdoor haven invites relaxation and rejuvenation after a thrilling day of outdoor adventure or ranching. Texas Country Estate Boasts Lake House Experience the quiet of Twisted Oak Ranch's newly remodeled lake house on the picturesque 5.5-acre lake. This peaceful legacy ranch offers an additional residence for family getaways or hosting clients. Take advantage of the stocked fishing lakes and create unforgettable memories as you reel in your catch. Starting in April 2024, the lake house presents a fantastic income opportunity for those seeking to benefit from short-term rentals. Private Fishing Lakes on Mineola Texas Ranch Enjoy the thrill of angling adventures on the two stunning lakes of Twisted Oak Ranch. Catch impressive largemouth bass, weighing over 5 lbs, at the well-stocked 2-acre lake. Located on the bank of the 5.5-acre lake, the lake house amplifies your water-loving experiences—providing the perfect setting for fishing and comfortable relaxation. The ranch offers opportunities for you to expand your water portfolio by creating additional lakes or a shallow-water duck pond to enhance your outdoor enjoyment. Cattle & Equine Ranching Infrastructure For the discerning rancher and equine enthusiast, Twisted Oak Ranch delivers essential infrastructure. Your horses will be well-cared for in the fully enclosed 3-stall horse barn, equipped with a tack room to ensure their utmost comfort. Efficiently manage your livestock with the conveniently available cattle working pens. The enclosed 2-bay shop caters to all your equipment needs, while an additional shed roof barn adds to the property's functionality. East Texas Ranch Land for Cattle & Horses Explore the 107 acres of beautiful East Texas landscapes, where well-maintained fences provide both security and convenience. The nutrient-rich, loamy, fine sand soil unlocks the potential for enhanced crop yields and improved pasture quality. Approximately 62 acres of upland pastures, covered in lush coastal grass, offer grazing or haying opportunities, while a picturesque 9-acre bottomland pasture showcases a blend of Bahia and Broomsedge. Twisted Oak Ranch provides plenty of land to run cattle with a carrying capacity of 25-35 pairs or 60-75 yearlings and ample space for horses. Thriving East Texas Wildlife Embark on thrilling hunts for Whitetail deer, hogs, furbearers, and waterfowl, in the abundant wildlife-rich haven of this East Texas recreational ranch. The myriad of creeks, lakes, timber, and pastures create a diverse habitat, allowing for unforgettable encounters and immediate recreational enjoyment. Enhancing the ranch's allure and value, the flourishing wildlife population promises unforgettable adventures for outdoor enthusiasts. Local Attractions Near Twisted Oak Ranch Beyond the ranch's boundaries, you'll find the charming town of Mineola, a gateway to memorable experiences. Explore historic downtown Mineola and discover Main Street Shops, where antique treasures and unique boutiques await. Taste the regional cuisine and experience warm hospitality at eateries loved by locals, such as the East Texas Burger Company and CowBurners BBQ and Taproom. Experience the town's rich heritage by participating in annual events like Mineola May Days and the Iron Horse Festival, celebrating the community's railroad history and community. East Texas Natural Spaces Off the Ranch Indulge your love for the great outdoors at the Mineola Nature Preserve, a nearby haven showcasing East Texas' natural beauty at its finest. Hike the trails, observe vibrant bird species, and embark on equestrian adventures. For fishing enthusiasts, the preserve hosts the popular Kids Fish Day, sponsored by Texas Parks and Wildlife. Own Your Texas Dream Ranch Don't miss this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to own Twisted Oak Ranch just 1.5 hours east of Dallas, Texas, the ultimate hunting and ranching property for discerning outdoor enthusiasts. Schedule your private tour today to experience the East Texas ranch lifestyle. Contact Jared Laing, Texas Land Specialist, 979-240-6246 or [email protected].   Broker & Commission Disclosure Please note that the Buyer's Agent/Broker must be identified upon first contact with the Listing Broker/Listing Agent and must be present at the initial property tour to participate in the real estate commission.

105 Acres: Hunter’s Paradise and Recreational Haven Near Kerr Lake Discover over 105 acres of pristine hunting and recreational land on Cedar Bluff Road in Boydton, VA. This property is a hunter’s dream, teeming with abundant wildlife and offering endless opportunities for outdoor adventures. Whether you’re an avid hunter or simply love the great outdoors, this land is your ultimate playground. The property’s vast open spaces and serene wooded areas provide the perfect backdrop for a variety of recreational activities. From hiking and birdwatching to ATV riding and camping, there's something for everyone. Imagine setting up a cozy campsite under the stars or exploring the diverse terrain that this expansive property offers. Located just minutes from Buggs Island/Kerr Lake, water enthusiasts will find easy access to boating, fishing, and water sports. The nearest boat ramp is less than 5 minutes away, and the property is conveniently close to the nearest marina. Spend your days fishing for bass, cruising on the lake, or enjoying a peaceful paddle in your kayak. In addition to its recreational benefits, the property is also zoned AG, making it ideal for farming, gardening, or raising livestock. With the perfect blend of adventure and tranquility, this land offers a unique opportunity to create your dream rural retreat. Don’t miss out on this rare gem in Virginia’s countryside. $395,000.00 Call Today! 434-374-2011 Email: [email protected]

This amazing property is close to Viroqua and offers gentle sloping land with multiple building sites. Currently being used as agricultural land, there are approximately 50 acres of tillable and about 50 acres of fenced-in land for pasturing cattle which includes a catch pond. This could continue to be used as ag land. It would make a very special homestead/hobby farm with great views and excellent proximity to the city of Viroqua. (This property can be divided.)

For sale 37.830 acres in Wood County Texas near Quitman. This East Texas property is located north of Quitman Texas off of State Highway 37 on County Road 4165. The land for sale is very convenient to Interstate 30 to the north and Interstate 20 to the south. Quitman is known as the gateway to Lake Fork one of the best Big Bass fishing lakes in Texas. Lake Quitman and Lake Winnsboro are very close by as well. The property has a total of 1956 linear feet of road frontage on CR 4165 with entries on the north and west frontage. The land is level and is 90% open with a cluster of hardwood on the southeast corner of the property. Little Dry Creek also traverses the southeast corner of the land creating a small area of Zone A Flood Plain according to FEMA records. A small stock pond for livestock and wildlife is located near the cluster of hardwoods as well. The land has been primarily been used as grazing pasture for cattle. The pasture needs a little TCL to get in back in shape for grazing or hay production. There are several good building sites on the east portion of the land with good view of pastures, pond, creek and hardwood timber. There is a heavily wooded tract to the east to the land for sale that looks to be good wildlife habitat and could create some Whitetail Deer and hog hunting on the property.  A pipeline crosses the property but does not affect access. There is oil production on the property with one pump jack and tank battery for collection. The seller does not own any mineral rights so none will convey. With great county road access and no restrictions let your imagination run wild with this tract of East Texas Land for Sale.

In 1876 William Needham packed up and moved his family from Tennessee to East Texas settling in Rusk County near the community of Laneville. He established the Running N Ranch, a 1500-acre cattle operation. Through five generations of ownership, multiple parcels have been sold leaving 602+- acres. The ranch is located 12 miles from Henderson, Texas population of 13,502, and has road frontage on FM 225 and County Road 4176 D. Large land tracts in East Texas do not often come up for sale, but the Running N Ranch, a 602-acre legacy property in Rusk County Texas, is for Sale. The ranch is an ultimate hunting, recreational and cattle grazing property. The numerous assets on the land include several important water features, Buckner Creek, Irwin Branch, two livestock ponds, five Artesian wells and a 10-acre levee duck pond designed and built under the supervision of Ducks Unlimited. The 200 acres of hardwood and pine timber forest along with the water assets, offer fantastic wildlife habitat at the Running N Ranch. The hunting opportunities are endless on the ranch including Whitetail Deer, feral hogs, ducks, squirrels and other small varmints that inhabit the woods of East Texas. The owner has managed the Whitetail Deer hunting for many years with few hunters and a one-buck limit that must be an inside spread of 15” or greater. The multiple pastures and livestock ponds throughout the ranch offer fantastic cattle grazing opportunities. Rusk County Texas receives an annual rainfall of 48 inches creating lush green pastures from March to November. FEMA has designated a portion of the property along Buckner Creek in the Zone A Flood Plain. Sources say the high-water areas on the land drain rapidly. The property is very diverse and offers multiple opportunities to the new owner.

At Parish Line 152, the opportunities are absolutely endless for this highly maintained tract of prime land located in Northeast Lincoln Parish, zoned for the Choudrant School District, and just northeast of Ruston on Highway 33 between Ruston and Lake D'Arbonne. Parish Line 152 is located 10 miles Northeast of the Ruston City Limits and 7.5 miles Southwest of the D’Arbonne Lake Bridge. A new home or a multi-residential development would be stunning on one of the elevated ridges here at Parish Line 152. The property sets up perfectly for the large country estate, could be a place where multiple families create a small country subdivision, or a developer could create a one of a kind residential development. The current owner has just implemented a highly detailed wildlife plan, taking thick, overgrown, useless pasture land and worked with the guidance, advice, and planning of the local NRCS office, the LA Department of Wildlife & Fisheries, QuailForever.org, local forestry consultants, and the LA Department of Agriculture & Forestry to totally transform the property into what is today, and what it will surely become in the next 10 - 25 years. More than 33,000 trees (a mixture of water oak, cherry bark oak, White Oak, Red Oak and Shortleaf & Loblolly Pines) were strategically planted in December 2022 that will totally alter the landscape and wildlife opportunities for generations to come. The property has a north flowing spring-fed year-round creek. This is a prime water source for wildlife and any possible agricultural development. This creek also provides an opportunity for the future owner to construct a large trophy fishing lake that could be the centerpiece of the property. The most noticeable improvement to the property is the newly constructed 3000 square foot metal shop with two “Lean-To Storage areas”. This structure is a great base camp for all things land development. The Shop could be used for equipment storage, a base for a barn dominium project, or a horse/Cattle operation. If you are looking for a highly maintained gorgeous piece of Lincoln Parish land that is far enough out to feel like the country but close enough to amenities for everyday living, with endless opportunities, then Parish Line 152 is the tract for you.

You’ll have to look hard to find a tract prettier than this one in South Mississippi. This 107 acres is absolutely gorgeous with rolling hills and scattered ponds throughout. It’s almost entirely pasture ground currently in hay production. The views are remarkable with several spots to build a home. Located in the North Pike School District, this would make a perfect location to build your country home. If you’re looking to move out to the country or for a place to start a farm, this could be it.

Let me take you on a journey. A trip back in time. A place where the road ends and the enchantment of a simpler existence begins. Let me take you to Owl Creek Plantation. Owl Creek is located on the AL/MS boundary in Pickens County, Alabama, just East of Macon, Mississippi. The yellow brick road truly does end at Owl Creek. When the lodge comes into view, it’s hard not to pull over on the lakeshore and take it in. Perfectly situated on the water’s edge, with 6 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, screened porches, massive dining and entertaining areas, and sunset view that are otherworldly, Owl Creek Lodge grabs your heart from first glance. The lodge looks as though it too was created “in the beginning” like it just belongs. Additionally, in the not too shabby guest house on the north end of the lake you’ll find 3 more bedrooms with another 2.5 baths. Owl Creek can easily sleep 22 guests comfortably and has not only been a family retreat for over 70 years, it has been the site of many weddings and other social functions. If, and that’s a big “if”, you can drag yourself away from the lodge, you can begin to find your way around the 668 acres of unbelievable serenity and beauty. The improved road system winds its way through massive hardwood stands along the majestic Tenn-Tom River. Strategically located throughout the property are wildlife fields overflowing with deer and turkeys, purposefully flooded cypress brakes for waterfowl, and many deer stands only in need of an afternoon hunter. The timber component of Owl Creek is mainly mixed pine/hardwood forest. There are a few scattered areas of managed loblolly pine creating habitat throughout the property. A new owner looking to add more habitat and recover some of the purchase price could easily take advantage of the timber market in the area. I’ve been blessed in my career to work with wonderful families and some unbelievable properties. They have all been special. Owl Creek Plantation sets the bar high for all the properties before, and all the properties yet to come. So, let me take you to Owl Creek Plantation.

The Porter Ranch—Colorado Legacy Ranch for sale near Aspen & Glenwood Springs Colorado Trophy Elk and Mule Deer Hunting on GMU 42 Private Ranch Serous big game hunters will love the hunting opportunities on the Porter Ranch, which is famous for outstanding hunting for elk, trophy mule deer, and bear, as well as turkey and grouse. The ranch is in the heart of Colorado GMU 42, which has been known as one of the top producers of trophy mule deer bucks since the Boone & Crockett club was organized in the late 1880’s by Teddy Roosevelt and his cohorts. In fact, TR stayed in the famous Hotel Colorado in Glenwood Springs and his guides took him up Alkali Creek to hunt on the Porter Ranch and adjacent properties for mule deer and bear in 1905. The ranch is classic mule deer and elk habitat, with sagebrush and pinyon-juniper forests in the lower elevations and oak brush mixed with aspens at the higher elevations. The ranch provides critical wildlife habitat, as numerous does and fawns can be spotted while touring the ranch, and herds of elk live on the ranch year-round. Bulls scoring up to 360” have been taken on the property, and many bucks scoring 180”-200" have been harvested on the Porter Ranch, including several Boone & Crockett record-book entries scoring between 220-240 inches. Western Colorado ranch with Large acreage and abundant water rights for sale Large ranches in the Aspen/Vail/Grand Junction triangle do not often come up for sale, but the Porter Ranch, located just a few miles south of the town of New Castle, is now on the market. The ranch has excellent assets, including 3,526 deeded acres, superior water rights, beautiful year-round climate, irrigated hay meadows, world-class hunting, easy access to I-70 and airports, and a blank slate for future development. Quick Details: 3,526 Deeded Acres 885 Irrigated Acres 1,175 Acre-Feet of Water Trophy Bull Elk Hunting, Mule Deer, Turkey, Bear, & More Working Corrals 120x50' Hay Shed 80x40' Machine Shop Manager's Home: 2015 Modular Pressurized Irrigation Systems Historic Cattle Ranch Legendary historic Colorado hunting and cattle ranch is offered for sale The Porter Ranch is one of the most historic ranches on the Western Slope, as the forebears of the Porter family gathered up a herd of cattle near Denver in 1880 and drove the herd all the way across the mountains to the Grand Valley on a 3-month cattle drive. It was one of the earliest settled ranches on the Western Slope. The Porter Family has held the ranch for the past 5 generations, raising hay, running cattle, and outfitting hunters on the ranch. Centrally located between Grand Junction, Aspen, Vail, and Glenwood Springs on the I-70 corridor The Porter Ranch is easily accessed from Exit 105 on I-70, which parallels the Colorado River as it flows through New Castle and then down to Rifle and Grand Junction. From I-70, it is a short 11-minute drive up Alkali Creek, or County Road 312, to the ranch gate. Glenwood Springs, with its famous Hot Springs Pool, Fairy Caves, and tourist attractions, is just 15 minutes further up I-70, and Aspen is a total of 1:15 from the ranch. Vail is 1:17 from the ranch. Grand Junction, with its regional airport, Colorado Mesa University, Country Jam, world-class hospitals, and excellent concert venues, is about 1:25 down I-70 from the ranch gate. There are four different airports in fairly close proximity, including Aspen, Vail (which is actually Gypsum, under an hour from the ranch); Grand Junction; and Rifle airport, which doesn’t have connecting flights, but can land large jets. Rifle airport is less than half an hour from the Porter Ranch. At 6,000 feet, Porter Ranch is enjoyable year-round. Many Western ranches are located at high elevation, where heavy snowfall can make life difficult. Winters are long and frozen, involving feeding hay to hungry animals, plowing snow, and waiting for spring. Fall comes too quickly and it’s winter again. With the Porter Ranch headquarters at 6,000 feet in elevation, the ranch has an enjoyable year-round climate. Spring comes earlier, fall arrives later, and the ranch enjoys a long growing season. The upper reaches of the ranch top out at 7,800 feet, so there are zones that have a longer winter, but generally speaking the weather is pleasant on the Porter Ranch. Water resources on the Porter Ranch for sale—excellent water rights for ranching or future development As the saying goes in the West, “whiskey’s for drinking; water’s for fighting,” because water is such a precious resource. The Porter Ranch has several different diversion points from local creeks to water the ranch, as well as a large reservoir situated on the top of a ridge overlooking the basin below. Fed by mountain snowmelt, the reservoir holds 1,175 acre feet of water that is entirely dedicated to the ranch. Further, the Porter family installed a network of underground water pipelines to irrigate close to 800 acres of the ranch with gravity-fed pressurized sprinklers, which makes for an easy job of irrigating and results in quality hay production. There are four (4) large center pivots and an array of big gun sprinklers to reach the best areas on the ranch for hay production. The Porter Ranch is one of the last big ranches in the Roaring Fork Valley with Outstanding future development property. Growth and development has accelerated in the Aspen corridor and property values are high. The average home price in Carbondale, just 25 miles to the southeast, is over $1,600,000, and Aspen home prices averaged $14 million in 2022. This ranch is basically a blank canvas for development, with high demand in the I-70 corridor for new homesites, especially in a private ranch setting. The ranch has more than adequate water to serve new development, and Garfield County is receptive to new projects. There are literally hundreds of gorgeous homesites on the Porter Ranch, from which there are only a handful of other homes within eyesight. the Porter Ranch has limited improvements on leaving a blank slate for the new owner Many Western ranches have been highly improved over the years with improvements that are not necessarily to the taste or function of new ownership. The Porter Ranch has few improvements and those structures on the ranch are utilitarian. Aside from the small historic ranch home, there is a 4-bedroom, 2-bath modular home (built in 2015) that would serve well as a ranch manager’s home; a 40 x 80 machine shop; a 50 x 120 hay barn; and a set of cattle pens. There is no grand lodge or set of cabins or trophy custom home. It is basically a blank slate for a new owner to come in and design the next role for the property. A Western Ranch with An Outstanding Buy-and-Hold Strategy for the Wise Investor With its unique combination of assets, the Porter Ranch offers a wise investor a very good buy-and-hold strategy for land banking. Every investor knows that the stock market may not be the best place for their money, and land has appreciated steadily in value over the decades. The development potential of the Porter Ranch cannot be overlooked—it will only appreciate in value. Its water rights alone are worth millions. However, the ranch can serve as a legacy family property for decades to come, hosting family and visitors for vacations, big game hunting, and learning about agriculture, while the development potential is always there. United Country Colorado Brokers, UC Hunting Properties and UC Ranch Properties combine to offer The Porter Ranch The Porter Ranch is offered as a team effort by the brokers and agents of United Country Colorado Brokers (UCCB), UC Ranch Properties, and UC Hunting Properties. Loren Williams, Jake Hubbell, ALC, Brooke Snyder, and Gary Hubbell, ALC, are the listing agents for the Porter Ranch. Gary Hubbell is the managing broker, auctioneer, founding member, and Accredited Land Consultant with UCCB. Jake Hubbell, ALC, is a top agent within the United Country franchise system, having sold ranches, hunting land, wineries and vineyards, and farms all across Colorado and Wyoming. Loren Williams is an active hunting outfitter and specializes in selling hunting land, ranches, and outfitting businesses on the Western Slope of Colorado. Brooke Snyder is a granddaughter of the Porter family and is emerging as a top agent in her own right, listing and selling ranches, mountain property, hunting land, and custom homes in Western Colorado. She runs her own herd of Angus cattle with her father, famed outfitter Trent Snyder, and she has guided many hunters on successful elk and mule deer hunts.

Hunting lodge on the Buffalo River for sale in Wilkinson County, MS. Welcome to Little Falls! Little Falls is a world class recreational paradise located in Wilkinson County, MS. The 4000+- sq/ft lodge sits just above 2 large waterfalls on the Buffalo River and Silver Creek. Inside the custom lodge you’ll find 20ft+ ceiling towering over the stone 360 degree fireplace. Imagine sitting by the fireplace and watching wildlife in the fields by the waterfall while you sip your morning coffee. The lodge features 3 bedrooms with 5 baths and a large kitchen designed to entertain family and friends. Outside the lodge you’ll find a 2 acre lake loaded with ducks and fish. Just across the yard is the “man cave”. It’s the ultimate hangout with a full kitchen, pool table, large outdoor grill, fire pit and so much more. As with any large property like this you’ll need plenty of storage for equipment/toys and Little Falls has just that! The 4 equipment barns allow you to keep everything high and dry and have a walk-in skinning shed/cooler. There are also 3 other cabins for additional guests or a caretaker. Having places for friends and family won’t be a problem. Little falls features +/-722 acres of rolling SW MS hills. There are several large ponds ranging from 2 – 5 acres. Located just between Woodville and Centreville the property is only 1 hour from Baton Rouge and is easily accessed from anywhere in South LA. Call today to set up your private showing of this once in a lifetime property!