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

Located at 1200 County Road 1255 in Detroit, this recreational property offers gently rolling to level terrain, strong wildlife habitat, and excellent usability for hunters and outdoor enthusiasts in Lamar and Red River County. The land is predominantly flat and easy to navigate, making it well suited for hunting, ATV riding, and land management. The soil makeup supports native grasses and seasonal vegetation, which naturally attract and hold wildlife. These conditions are favorable for establishing food plots, maintaining shooting lanes, and creating an effective trail system throughout the property. Natural low areas on the property tend to hold water at certain times of the year, providing a reliable draw for wildlife. This combination of vegetation and seasonal moisture makes the land attractive for whitetail deer, feral hogs, small game, and various bird species, offering consistent hunting and recreational opportunities. With minimal slope, the property is easy to maintain and allows flexibility for a variety of uses, including a hunting basecamp, weekend retreat, or future cabin or homesite. The layout supports both recreational enjoyment and long-term land improvement without challenging terrain. County road frontage provides dependable access, while the rural setting delivers privacy and a true country atmosphere. Located within reasonable driving distance to Paris, Texas, this property balances seclusion with convenience. Recreational tracts with this level of accessibility, wildlife activity, and usable land are becoming harder to find in Lamar County, making this property a strong option for buyers seeking hunting land or rural acreage in Northeast Texas. Why This Property Stands Out Turn-key hunting tracts with existing infrastructure are increasingly hard to find in the area. Many properties require years of development before reaching this level of readiness. This tract offers: ✔ Established Stand Areas ✔ Maintained Trails ✔ Feeder Ready Areas ✔ Strong Hardwood Habitat ✔ Day-one Hunting Capability

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

Nestled in the Ozark Mountains of North Central Arkansas, this affordable 120± acre property offers exceptional whitetail deer and turkey hunting, along with endless recreational opportunities. The land features a well-developed trail system providing easy access to stand locations, food plot sites, and scenic ridges by foot or ATV. A diverse mix of mature timber, natural cover, and established travel corridors creates an ideal year round wildlife habitat. The terrain also lays beautifully for building, offering several potential sites for a cabin or country home—each tucked back for privacy and stunning Ozark views. The property has an easement road for access and is partially fenced, with no restrictions, giving you the freedom to use the land your way. Whether you’re searching for a private hunting retreat, a weekend getaway, or an affordable investment in the Ozarks, this 120 acre tract checks all the boxes for outdoor lovers. Priced at $239,900. For more information, contact Cody Cooper at 870-291-7911, Jeremy Burns at 870-291-7217, or United Country Ozark Realty at 870-368-4155.

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

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

You’re looking at one of the most marquee recreational and trophy deer hunting properties to hit the market in Southwest Wisconsin in 2026 — a 39.21-acre whitetail masterpiece perched high above the valleys of Richland County. This is where ridge-top beauty, fortress-level craftsmanship, and a masterfully engineered habitat plan collide to create a true deer factory in the heart of big buck country. Located between Richland Center and Gays Mills off West Ridge Road, a private gravel drive winds nearly 3/10ths of a mile back, climbing into the clouds before revealing a blufftop sanctuary that quite literally takes your breath away. Sweeping valley views, cascading ridgelines, and golden sunsets spill across the horizon in every direction. It’s peaceful. It’s secluded. It’s as good as it gets. Anchoring the property is a +/- 2,856 sq ft, 3-bedroom, 3.5-bath log home built in 2010 — robust, refined, and engineered like a fortress with a new well installed in 2024. Massive Douglas fir timbers with some upwards of 16” rise from a solid foundation system designed for generations of durability. Massive thick exterior assemblies, standing seam steel roof, Pella double-pane windows, and extraordinary insulation values make this home as efficient as it is stunning. The layout is brilliantly designed with two separate wings, allowing flexibility for permanent living, hosting hunting guests, or creating a high-end vacation rental retreat. Picture windows flood the dining room with natural light while framing priceless views of your own domain. Expansive front and rear decks offer the perfect perch for morning coffee or evening wildlife observation. Mitsubishi-Electric Split System heat pumps w/Daikin Inverter units propane for fuel. Free standing wood stove. The cabin is set up currently to be used year round piping for water lines under cabin have been professionally heat taped with foam by thermal tech. But as impressive as the log home is, the land itself is the true headline. This 39.21-acre tract has been strategically sculpted with one purpose in mind: to grow, hold, and harvest true trophy class whitetail. Approximately 11+/- acres of open ground are meticulously checkerboarded into standing corn, soybeans, switchgrass, and towering miscanthus for screening. None of it is cash rented. None of it is harvested for market. Every acre of crop is dedicated to wildlife nutrition and security. This is pure Quality Deer Management executed at a world-class level. The current owner has invested heavily into the habitat system and is willing to pass along his food plot strategy, resources, and land manager contacts to ensure continuity. That kind of turnkey knowledge transfer is rare — and invaluable. The remaining 28+/- acres consist of rolling hardwood timber split by two distinct ridges and two deep-cut valleys littered with scrapes, rub lines, and heavily worn deer trails. For the record, there have not been cattle on this farm. The sign you see is 100% deer. A targeted timber stand improvement cut on the northwest portion has enhanced bedding cover, browse, and sanctuary areas, creating ideal bedding knobs and thermal protection on leeward slopes. Strategically placed box blinds overlook transition kill plots that taper into larger food sources. A hidden “sneaky” kill plot behind the cabin provides close-range opportunity during cold-weather evenings. Fruit trees dot the property, and an established internal trail system allows stealth access regardless of wind direction. Access and pressure control — the backbone of consistent mature buck encounters — have been carefully considered here. This is not simply hunting land for sale in Wisconsin. It is a fully developed whitetail ecosystem. A sanctuary. A legacy farm built with precision and patience. The property is not enrolled in any government programs, giving you full flexibility moving forward. Annual taxes are approximately $3,439. Southwest Wisconsin is renowned nationwide for trophy whitetails, but tracts that combine breathtaking ridge-top views, luxury log home construction, and a scientifically executed habitat plan are exceedingly rare. You can buy land. You can build a cabin. But it takes years — sometimes decades — to create a deer factory like this. This one is already done. Once-in-a-generation opportunity. For more info, please contact Southwest Wisconsin Land Specialist Brandon Wikman at 608.403.6003 // [email protected] or Joe Nawrot at 608.381.1627 // [email protected] Joe Nawrot and Brandon Wikman are Southwestern Wisconsin’s #1 Land Specialist Team.

509± Acres on Pleasant Run Road | Northern Arkansas Farm & Hunting Land Located in rural Northern Arkansas, this 509± acre farm on Pleasant Run Road offers a rare opportunity to own a large, versatile tract in an area where properties of this size seldom come available. With approximately 230 acres of open ground and 280 acres of wooded terrain, the land provides an excellent balance of agricultural use and recreation. The open acreage is well suited for pasture, with portions suitable for hay production, making it ideal for cattle or livestock operations. Improvements include an old barn in decent condition and a cattle working pen with head catch. The property is perimeter fenced in fair condition and features more than 10 ponds that provide reliable water sources for livestock and wildlife. Electric is accessible to most areas of the farm, offering flexibility for future improvements or multiple homesites. The land lays well and provides several strong building sites for a residence, ranch headquarters, or hunting lodge. The mix of pasture, timber, and abundant water creates excellent hunting opportunities for deer and other native wildlife. Low annual property taxes add long-term value.   Large, contiguous farms like this are increasingly hard to find in this region. Available with less acreage if desired, this tract offers flexibility whether you are expanding, investing, or creating a legacy property.

Discover the potential of this versatile 40-acre tract located near northwest Harrison County. With approximately 28 acres of productive row crop ground, this property offers an excellent opportunity for investors, farmers, or those seeking a manageable piece of land with income potential. The balance of the acreage includes about 12 acres of grass, waterways, and timber, creating a natural setting that supports wildlife and adds recreational appeal. A pond on the property enhances both the landscape and its usability. This parcel features gravel road frontage on two sides for convenient access and excellent flexibility for future plans. With rural water and electricity located just across the road, it also presents an attractive future building site. Whether you’re looking for a hunting retreat, an investment property, or a place to build your dream home, this tract checks all the boxes. An additional adjoining 40 acres is also available for those wanting to expand their holdings.

This versatile 40-acre tract in northwest Harrison County offers an excellent blend of productivity, recreation, and future potential. With approximately 35 acres of quality row crop ground, the property provides strong agricultural value, while the remaining acreage features a mix of grass, waterways, and timber that adds character and natural appeal. A scenic pond enhances both the landscape and wildlife draw, making this parcel equally attractive for farming, hunting, or investment. Annual taxes are an affordable $81.54, adding to its overall appeal. The property has gravel road frontage along part of one side and offers an ideal setting for a future homesite, combining peaceful rural surroundings with convenient access. Rural water and electricity are located just across the road, simplifying future building plans. For buyers looking to expand, an adjoining 40-acre tract is also available, creating an opportunity to secure additional land in this desirable area.

This 190-acre tract in northwest Harrison County offers a versatile blend of productivity, recreation, and future potential. With 145.7 acres currently in row crop production, the farm provides strong income opportunities, while an additional 42 acres of grass, waterways, and timber add diversity and natural beauty. Four ponds are scattered across the property, enhancing both livestock and wildlife value, and the low annual taxes of just $384.62 help make ownership even more attractive. Gravel road frontage along one side ensures easy access, and rural water and electricity run along the west boundary for added convenience. Beyond its farming appeal, this property also holds excellent hunting potential thanks to its mix of cover, water, and open ground that attracts wildlife year-round. The layout offers a promising future build site for those wanting to create a country home or retreat surrounded by wide-open views. For buyers seeking room to expand, an additional 80 acres is available directly to the south, making this an outstanding opportunity to invest in land that can grow with your plans.

Escape to the peace and privacy in beautiful Amite County, MS! This 61-acre hard to find small parcel offers the perfect mix of recreation, investment, and relaxation. +/- 45 acres of mixed pine plantation with mature hardwood bottoms scattered throughout with a fixer-upper camp on site. The camp is in good condition and ready for your personal touch. Utilities and high-speed internet are already in place — just move in and make it your weekend retreat or full-time escape. Paved road frontage with easy year-round access. Multiple food plots already established, with room to expand. Year-round artesian springs and a great potential lake site for the future. This property also borders thousands of acres of Homochitto National Forest land that’s tough to access — except for you, you just walk right in. Spend your weekends hunting, hiking, or just taking in the natural beauty. Deer and turkeys are abundant, making this a turnkey recreational paradise. All the hard work is already done — bring your gear and start enjoying it today!

88-Acre White River Tract with Bluffs, Caves & Panoramic Ozark Views in Calico Rock, Arkansas Discover a rare and breathtaking 88-acre tract along the legendary White River in Calico Rock, Arkansas. This exceptional property features dramatic limestone bluffs, towering cliffs, and natural caves that overlook the crystal-clear waters of the river, offering unmatched scenery and a true Ozark mountain experience. Panoramic views stretch across the White River and into the Sylamore National Forest, creating a sense of privacy, serenity, and timeless natural beauty. The land is a captivating mix of open glades and mature pine stands, providing diverse terrain ideal for exploration, recreation, or hunting. Gentle openings invite walking, wildlife watching, or establishing future build sites, while wooded sections offer seclusion and excellent habitat for deer, turkey, and other native game. With river frontage, striking rock formations, and varied topography, this property is perfectly suited for a private retreat, recreational haven, or legacy investment in one of North Arkansas’s most scenic regions. Listed for $1,499,900. Contact Will Watson with United Country Ozark Realty at 870-291-2933 or 870-368-4155 for a showing or additional information.

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

This 103.69± acre tract in the Town of Necedah, Juneau County is built for year-round adventure. With direct access to the snowmobile trail and frontage on a minimally traveled dirt road, this property sets up perfectly as a recreational retreat or hunting camp. A small ditch winds through the property, creating natural travel corridors that are ideal for cruising bucks during the rut and drawing in wood ducks for early season hunts. The mix of cover supports turkey and grouse, making this a diverse and enjoyable tract to hunt throughout the seasons. Whether you’re hanging stands, cutting trails, or pulling into camp after a long ride, this land has the privacy and access you’re looking for. Located just minutes from the Village of Necedah and close to Lake Pettenwell and Castle Rock Lake, you can hunt in the morning and be fishing or boating by afternoon. It’s Central Wisconsin’s traditions at its finest—deer season, snowmobile weekends, and fish fries not far down the road.

This 80± acre parcel in the Town of Necedah, Juneau County has recently had the timber professionally thinned, opening up the forest floor and allowing fresh regrowth to take off. It’s the kind of habitat improvement whitetails are attracted to and the kind of investment that pays off for years to come. Healthy aspen pockets and regenerating oak provide excellent food and cover for deer, while towering pines offer ideal roost trees for turkey. The mix creates diversity across the property, making it a strong setup for both hunting and long-term habitat management. Whether you’re setting stands or listening for gobbles at sunrise, this land is built for memorable seasons ahead. Located on a blacktop road with utilities available at the road, access is simple—making it an ideal spot to establish a hunting camp or future getaway base. Close to Necedah and within reach of area lakes and outdoor recreation, this property combines convenience with seclusion.

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

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

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

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

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

Lorman MS Land for Sale with Farmhouse Located just off Highway 61, this Lorman MS land for sale offers 140± acres of beautiful, usable Mississippi countryside. The property features a classic 3-bedroom, 2-bath farmhouse full of Southern charm, making it ideal for buyers seeking both comfort and acreage in a peaceful rural setting. Lorman MS Farmhouse on Scenic Acreage This timeless Lorman MS farmhouse overlooks rolling land and offers a warm, inviting interior with character you simply can’t recreate. From the functional mudroom to the cozy living spaces, this home is perfect for full-time living or a relaxing country getaway. An in-ground pool adds to the appeal, creating a perfect place to unwind after enjoying the land. Mississippi Hunting Land & Recreational Property This tract is excellent Mississippi hunting land, known for strong deer and turkey populations. The mix of hardwood bottoms and planted pine creates outstanding wildlife habitat, while established food plots and two powerlines enhance access and hunting opportunities. This is truly premium recreational land in MS for outdoor enthusiasts. Creek Frontage Property with Pond Enjoy peaceful water features including Bakers Creek frontage and a scenic pond located just below the farmhouse. This creek frontage property provides both beauty and functionality, offering great spots for relaxation, wildlife viewing, and year-round enjoyment. Farm Buildings & Usable Mississippi Acreage A large metal building with concrete floor, floor drain, and skinning facility makes this an ideal Mississippi farm for saleor hunting headquarters. With space for tractors, ATVs, and equipment, this acreage in Lorman MS is built for those who truly use and enjoy their land. Hunting Land in MS with Excellent Access With direct access just off Highway 61, this hunting land in MS offers rare convenience without sacrificing privacy. Whether you’re looking for a weekend retreat, full-time residence, or long-term investment, this property checks every box for location, usability, and lifestyle.

Located just north of Centerville in Appanoose County, Iowa, this 41-acre m/l tract offers a hard-to-find combination of annual income, quality hunting, and future flexibility. With less than 300 yards of gravel access, the property is easily reachable year-round while still maintaining a secluded, rural feel. The land is currently enrolled in two CRP contracts, providing dependable income while also creating excellent wildlife habitat: CRP Contract #1: $3,045 annually CRP Contract #2: $3,814 annually Total Annual Income: ~$6,800+ Contract Expirations: 2033 & 2034 CSR2: 50.2 (Final figures subject to FSA measurement.) The CRP acres consist of quality cover that supports strong whitetail movement and upland bird habitat, making this tract well-suited for the buyer looking to hunt now while letting the land pay its way. The area is known for solid deer numbers, and the property’s layout lends itself well to bow or firearm hunting depending on seasonal conditions. In addition to income and hunting, the property offers potential building site locations, making it a versatile option for buyers looking for a future cabin, rural home, or long-term hold. Its proximity to Rathbun Lake adds recreational value and strengthens long-term demand. Whether you’re an investor seeking stable CRP income, a hunter looking for an affordable and manageable tract, or a buyer wanting land with future optionality, this Appanoose County property checks a lot of boxes in today’s market.

This Clarke County, IA farm is the complete package for the outdoor enthusiast and hunters alike who have been looking to set up shop in South-Central Iowa. At the entrance, a newly constructed 28’x 48’ metal pole building offers a convenient space to store farm equipment, hunting gear, and even a place to establish weekend hunting camp. This soundly constructed building has electric, rural water, and stubbed in plumbing. This well-maintained hunter’s paradise offers prime habitat for whitetails, turkeys, upland birds, and even waterfowl on the designated wetland area located in the northeast portion of the farm. Additional recreational opportunity is found with the 1.5 acre stocked pond providing a great place to cast a line with the family. The established trails offer easy navigation throughout the entire property which greatly aids in all outdoor activities. Gently rolling south-facing native grasses, constructed food plots in strategic locations, and natural travel corridor pinch points are just a few attributes that entice the deer movement through the property aiding in quality hunting experiences. 73.67 acres are currently enrolled in the Conservation Reserve Program paying $17,531 through three separate contracts. In addition to the CRP income, 18 acres are cash rented to a local tenant for row crop production providing an additional $3,150 annually. This Southern Clarke County, IA tract has undergone over $100,000 in property improvements including the new building, elevated deer blinds, enhanced crossing infrastructure, and wetland dirt work reconstruction. If you have been searching for a Southern Iowa Recreational tract that offers the complete package, this is the one for you! For more information or to schedule a private showing contact Iowa Land Specialist Luke Nissen at 712-304-4827 or email [email protected].