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You’re looking at a countryside sanctuary tucked in a hidden valley where time slows down and life feels just a little bit sweeter. Set among the bluff-laden ridges of Southwest Wisconsin just outside of Muscoda, this 14-acre retreat at the end of Bogus Valley Lane offers the kind of privacy, panoramic beauty, and rural charm that folks spend a lifetime searching for. This is the valley homestead you’ve been dreaming about — a peaceful country estate, a hobby farm with room to roam, or a multigenerational property thoughtfully designed to bring family together while still allowing everyone their own space. Surrounded by rolling hills, sweeping countryside views, and the quiet hush of a dead-end road, this property delivers serenity in its purest form. Anchoring the estate is this home offering 3 bedrooms and 4.5 bathrooms, intentionally designed with flexibility in mind. The residence was configured as two private living quarters under one roof — perfect for extended family, guests, or caretaker arrangements — yet seamlessly unified into one grand country home. Two separate entrances, dual kitchens, two laundry areas and independent living spaces provide rare versatility without compromise. A wraparound deck, walkout sliding doors and expansive windows frame the surrounding valley views like living artwork. Easterly Wing The East wing welcomes you through a tuck-under garage leading into a finished lower-level den. Here you’ll find a full bath with tiled shower, a spacious rec room, storage area and laundry room, along with a bedroom tucked privately off the den. Upstairs, the main floor opens into a generous kitchen with island seating, flowing effortlessly into a bright dining room surrounded by oversized picture windows. Natural light pours in from every direction. A spacious bathroom with dual sinks sits just off the living area, while the primary bedroom suite features its own full bath. The upper level includes a secondary bedroom currently used as a dual children’s retreat — cozy, practical, and full of character. Westerly Wing Accessed from the deck, the West wing showcases warm woodwork and vaulted ceilings that create an inviting lodge-like atmosphere. A comfortable living room with abundant windows anchors the main floor, accompanied by a half bath and bright eat-in kitchen. Upstairs, a large sitting room wraps gracefully around the staircase, offering generous closet space and access to a bonus room. A full bath with laundry and a roomy bedroom completes this thoughtfully designed private living space. Beyond the home, the land itself invites possibility. A 30’ x 50’ shed with concrete floor and power provides ample storage for vehicles, equipment or livestock housing. Two overhead doors face the driveway, balanced by a sliding door on the pasture side for easy access. A brand-new loafing shed with round pen adds immediate functionality for horse enthusiasts, while frost-free hydrants at both the open field and shed ensure year-round water access. Approximately 5 acres of open ground offer opportunity for light farming, pasture or food plots, while 7 acres of woodland create natural privacy and habitat for wildlife. Deer meander through the yard at dusk. Hummingbirds, tanagers and bluebirds flutter across the valley breeze. It’s quiet here — the kind of quiet that lets you hear your own thoughts. Just one mile away flows the legendary Wisconsin River, with thousands of acres of nearby public land offering expanded opportunity for hunting, hiking and exploring the Driftless landscape. Yet when the day winds down, you’ll return home to your own private hollow, wrapped in hills and shielded from the world. Whether you envision a peaceful country residence, a modest hobby farm, or a multi-generational estate built around shared values and wide-open space, this valley property delivers on lifestyle and practicality alike. Fourteen secluded acres. Adaptable living space. Outbuildings ready for use. Open ground and woodland balance. Proximity to river and public land. Privacy without isolation. Properties like this — thoughtfully designed, beautifully positioned, and rich with possibility — rarely surface in this corner of Southwest Wisconsin. Taxes $2,932 This is your quiet valley escape. Your country canvas. Your opportunity to live life on your terms. Contact Joe Nawrot or Brandon Wikman. For more info contact Brandon Wikman at 608.403.6003 [email protected] Wisconsin Land Specialist or Joe Nawrot at 608.381.1627 // [email protected] Joe Nawrot and Brandon Wikman are Wisconsin’s #1 Ranked Listing and Selling Agents of United Country Real Estate working for the Midwest’s #1 Ranked United Country Real Estate Office.

882 Acre Farm for Sale in southwest Colorado Farm for Sale in near Cortez, Colorado with senior water rights. Welcome to one of the finest farm properties available in the area for decades. This 881 +/- acre property borders public land and includes 484 +/- irrigated acres plus multiple residences and outbuildings. Historically used for hay production, this land is highly suitable for a variety of crops with excellent income potential. Property features extensive improvements including owners residence, historic guest cabin, employee housing and irrigation equipment. Ample adjudicated and Dolores Water Conservancy District irrigation water use a combination system of center pivot and side roll. Include 300+ wooded acres bordering Canyon of the Ancients National Monument feature additional building sites and trophy mule deer hunting. Contact agent for detailed property summary. Hunting Land For Sale in Southwest Colorado Bordering thousands of acres of public land, this property is it's own wildlife preserve creating an opporunity for income from an outfitter and guide operation. Multiple residential structures on the property create turn key possibilities for guest cabins with a central lodge at the main residence Located in Colorado GMU 711 an area known for abundant deer, elk, bear, turkey and lion populations Borders Canyon of The Ancients National Monument Designated by Presidential Proclamation on June 9, 2000, Canyons of the Ancients National Monument (Monument) encompasses 174,000 acres of BLM-administered public lands that contain the highest known archaeological site density in the United States, with rich well-preserved evidence of Native American cultures. The Monument is located in the Four Corners region of southwestern Colorado, about 50 miles west of Durango, 10 miles west of Cortez, and 12 miles west of Mesa Verde National Park. Visitors planning to explore the Monument should make their first stop Canyons of the Ancients Visitor Center and Museum. Hidden Gems of Southwest Colorado Montezuma County Experience the essence of rural living in beautiful Montezuma County. Nestled amidst the stunning landscapes of Southwest Colorado, this county offers a peaceful and idyllic lifestyle away from the hustle and bustle of city life. Life here is defined by wide-open spaces, breathtaking natural beauty, and a strong sense of community. In Montezuma County, you'll discover charming small towns and tight-knit communities where neighbors know each other by name. The pace of life is slower, allowing you to savor the simple joys and take in the beauty of the surrounding countryside. Immerse yourself in the tranquil atmosphere as you explore the vast expanses of untouched wilderness, including national parks, forests, and picturesque mountains. Outdoor enthusiasts will find themselves in paradise with abundant opportunities for hiking, camping, fishing, and horseback riding. Montezuma County is a gateway to adventure, with its close proximity to iconic natural wonders like Mesa Verde National Park, Canyons of the Ancients National Monument, and the San Juan National Forest. Explore ancient ruins, discover hidden trails, and immerse yourself in the region's rich Native American history. Why live in Southwest Colorado? Check out SWColoradolivin and find out. In Montezuma County, life is about embracing nature, cherishing community, and finding solace in the serenity of rural living. Who is the best real estate broker for hunting property in Colorado? Bill Stanley with United Country Blue Sky Homes and Land and UC Hunting Properties - powered by REALTREE, is a well-seasoned Broker Owner, and has experienced great success for his clients buying and selling ranches and ELK hunting land not only in Colorado, but the entire Southwestern Colorado region. Call him today at 970-749-7671. Colorado Hunting Property Recreational Acreage Land For Sale United Country Blue Sky Homes and Land located at 2525 E Main Street in Cortez, CO is one of the top ranking United Country offices in the United States. Agents use national marketing and local expertise to provide top notch service to buyer and sellers of Southwest Colorado farm land and other types of real estate. Blue Sky Homes and Land is the best source to find Colorado hunting property for sale! Check out our video tours of many of them on our YouTube Channel. Contact Bill Stanley Broker Owner at 970-516-1759 for more information or to set up a showing.

Land for sale in Clinton County.  Land for sale in Dewitt Township.  Not very often does a parcel this size, with as many attributes come up for sale in southern Clinton County, and just a few minutes north of Lansing.  This property has been in the same family for about 150 years. Totaling 158 acres this property has all kinds of potential uses!  There is some woods, some tillable land, and some water.  How about your own lake?!  There is an approx 32-acre man made lake made from years of mining gravel.  The Remy-Chandler County drain runs in one end of the lake and out the other.  There is approx 33 acres of tillable land.  The rest of the acreage is woods, ravines and overgrown brush. The lake.... formed from the mining of sand and gravel, it stretches  approx. a half mile from north to south.  It ranges from a shallow 1-2 feet to over 60 feet in some areas.  I am told the fishing is quite good.  An area on the west side of the lake is mowed and maintained as a family camping spot.  Plenty of room for a new house or keep it as a camping area.  The rest of the shoreline is undeveloped and ready for you to do what you wish with it.  The east side of the lake could have several homes built along it or keep it as is for the wildlife to continue to use. The tillable land... all the tillable 33 acres is on the very east end of the property and is currently bringing land rent of $160 per acre by a local farmer.  It is currently planted to wheat, and those crops are reserved by the tenant farmer for 2026, unless other arrangements are made prior to new ownership.  If not continued to be row crops, this acreage is perfect for a horse farm, or to pasture cattle. The woods and balance of acreage.... the southwest corner of the property is heavily wooded, as is an area in the south center.  The rest of the acreage is brushy swales, wooded fencerows, and overgrown brush where gravel mining wasn't finished. There are several land divisions available for this property providing development potential.  You would want to call Dewitt Township to check on that.  It doesn't appear that there is any more aggregate available for mining from my discussions with a couple different companies. This property would make an unbelievable multi family playground!  Hunting, fishing, ATV riding, homesteading, kayaking, farming and the list goes on!  Let's go take a walk in the snow to check it out!

You’re looking at 100 acres of raw potential in the heart of Adams County, Wisconsin—a once-in-a-generation canvas where history, land, and opportunity collide. This former gravel mine hasn’t seen active extraction in nearly 25 years, and what’s emerged since is a wide-open, quietly powerful recreational estate that’s ready for its next chapter. With dual road frontage along Dyke Avenue and County Road G, access is effortless and flexible—whether you’re envisioning a private build site, a legacy recreational retreat, or a multi-use investment property. The land rolls gently, with tall native grasses waving in the wind, scattered cedar pockets for cover, and subtle elevation changes that create both visual interest and functional habitat. It’s the kind of ground that lets you see forever, yet still hides wildlife like a sanctuary. This property sits in a rich agricultural neighborhood, surrounded by large farm fields and neighboring forestland, which makes it an absolute sleeper for deer and turkey. Wildlife naturally filter through this tract using it as bedding, staging, and travel cover—especially with the grassland structure and edge habitat already in place. With thoughtful food plot placement, screening, and access management, this could quickly evolve into a highly effective Quality Deer Management setup. One of the standout features is the high-capacity well already on site, originally installed when the property was farmed conventionally and later used for irrigation purposes. Infrastructure like this is increasingly hard to find on vacant land and opens doors for future ag use, habitat projects, or development needs. There’s also a small flight pen, historically used for raising pheasants—a subtle nod to the property’s incredible potential as a pheasant farm or upland hunting operation. Beyond hunting and recreation, the uses here are only limited by imagination and zoning. Former gravel sites like this have become prime candidates for renewable energy projects, wildlife restoration, conservation programs, private ATV or motocross tracks, or even carefully planned development. The groundwork is done. The location is proven. The scale is right. Whether you’re dreaming of a secluded country home, a weekend getaway, a hunting and recreation headquarters, or a forward-thinking land investment, this 100-acre tract delivers freedom, flexibility, and long-term upside. Properties like this don’t come along often—open ground, solid access, existing infrastructure, and endless possibilities all wrapped into one. Contact Joe Nawrot or Brandon Wikman. 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 Midwest’s #1 Ranked United Country Real Estate Office.

Discover your hunting paradise in beautiful Adair County, Missouri! This exceptional hunting property, nestled just northwest of Novinger near the town of Stahl, is a dream come true for any serious hunter or outdoor enthusiast. The property boasts 100% mature woods, creating the perfect environment for thriving populations of trophy Whitetail deer and wild turkeys. Adair County is renowned for its high density of Whitetail deer, making this area a prime hunting ground. With convenient access from both the south and east, you’ll enjoy multiple stand locations and the flexibility to hunt under nearly any wind condition. Located along Highway O, this property offers easy access with water and electricity available right at the road. Imagine building your dream cabin or home amidst the serene beauty of nature—this is the location you've been searching for! Notably, this property is close to the Shoemaker Conservation Area and Union Ridge Conservation Area, providing you with endless outdoor adventures beyond your own land. Whether you're looking to hunt, hike, or simply enjoy the tranquility of the great outdoors, this property has it all. There are some buildings on the property, the small house is currently being used as a hunting cabin and a shed for storage. Don’t miss this opportunity to own a piece of prime hunting land in a region celebrated for its rich wildlife. For more information or to schedule a viewing, visit our website at [www.weknowdirt.net](http://www.weknowdirt.net) or call us at 660-465-2971. Your hunting dream awaits!

255± Acres for Sale in East Baton Rouge Parish Near Zachary, LA This exceptional 255± acre property for sale in East Baton Rouge Parish near Zachary, Louisiana offers a rare blend of pasture land, wooded acreage, and river frontage just minutes from town. Large tracts with this level of diversity and accessibility are increasingly hard to find in this area. Productive Pasture Land for Sale Near Zachary, LA Approximately 60± acres of this pasture land for sale near Zachary, LA are open and ready for cattle, horses, or agricultural use. This open acreage also provides flexibility for buyers interested in converting pasture into planted timber to enhance long-term value and future hunting opportunities. Timber and Hunting Land in Baton Rouge Area The remaining acreage is fully wooded, creating excellent habitat for wildlife. This Baton Rouge area hunting land is well-known for strong populations of deer and turkey. The combination of timber and open pasture makes this an ideal setup for both recreation and land management. Comite River Frontage Property in Louisiana The property features approximately 275 feet of Comite River frontage in Louisiana, including two natural sandbars. This unique river access provides outstanding opportunities for fishing, swimming, relaxing, and enjoying time on the water — adding both lifestyle appeal and long-term value. Large Acreage Tract With Utilities and Improvements Power runs into the middle of this large acreage tract near Zachary, allowing multiple options for selecting a homesite. Two large storage structures are already in place, providing space for tractors, boats, side-by-sides, and recreational equipment, so the property can be enjoyed immediately. River Property and Country Estate Opportunity Near Baton Rouge Whether you’re seeking river property in Louisiana, a working cattle operation, a private hunting retreat, or a secluded country estate near Baton Rouge, this versatile tract delivers. With pasture, timber, river frontage, utilities, and existing improvements, this is a rare opportunity to own a large, diverse property just outside Zachary and minutes from Baton Rouge.

Located west of Albia in Monroe County is the perfect combination of great paved road access, world class hunting in a well-known neighborhood, Mature Hardwood timber and great building sites with full utilities. This property provides the ideal mix of habitats to grow and hold mature bucks. The timber on the southern portion of this farm is predominately mature White Oak providing both an excellent food source and a future income. Water on this property is provided by 3 ponds ranging from 1/4-3/4 acres. The timbered area in the North portion of the farm is the prime bedding area for a large portion of the neighboring terrain due to its South facing slopes. This area is geographically located at the perfect distance from large acre and high deer number properties. This makes the perfect density ring that mature bucks seek. The approximately 25 open acres can provide ample food sources and the ability to add more Switch Grass or other screening cover. Access to hunt is achieved by following the East fence to allow undetected ability to hunt with any west wind. The building site features 40x60 machine shed with electric and rural water. Other farm styled buildings provide additional storage or space for livestock. This is a prime home site with views overlooking the pond along a paved road just a short drive from Albia.

Tensas River Riverfront Hunting Land in Concordia Parish, LA If you’ve been searching for Tensas River riverfront hunting land in Concordia Parish, Louisiana, this 74± acre recreational property delivers a rare mix of water frontage, income, and prime habitat. With nearly half a mile of frontage along the Tensas River, this property offers scenic views, direct river access, and outstanding opportunities for hunting and fishing in one of Louisiana’s most desirable river systems. Riverfront Camp & Homesite with Utilities in Place Located on the protected side of the levee, this property features an 18± acre camp and homesite overlooking the river. This elevated area provides peace of mind and year-round usability, making it ideal for a weekend camp, river retreat, or future home site. Utilities are already available, allowing you to start enjoying the property immediately. Income-Producing CRP Land in Concordia Parish This tract is enrolled in CRP and generates nearly $5,000 per year in income through 2032. This built-in revenue helps offset ownership costs while improving wildlife habitat, making this an excellent option for buyers seeking CRP income-producing recreational land in Louisiana. Trophy Whitetail Deer & Prime Hunting Property Concordia Parish is well known for producing trophy whitetail deer, and this property is no exception. The unique shape of the tract creates multiple high-quality hunting locations, allowing you to hunt different deer herds and maximize success. This is true Louisiana hunting land for sale with proven genetics and consistent harvest history. Riverfront Fishing & Duck Hunting on the Tensas River The Tensas River provides excellent fishing and seasonal duck hunting opportunities. An established dirt boat ramp is already in place, giving you easy access to the river for boating, fishing, and waterfowl hunting. This makes the property ideal for buyers searching for riverfront recreational land on the Tensas River. Convenient Location Near Natchez, MS Despite the private riverfront setting, the property is located just 34 minutes from Natchez, Mississippi. This offers the perfect balance of seclusion and convenience, with easy access to shopping, dining, and supplies while enjoying a true riverfront escape.

This 68± acre recreational property near Tomah in Monroe County offers a hard-to-find combination of privacy, diverse habitat, water, and long-term flexibility. With gated access on a dead-end road, mature hardwood timber, a flowing stream, fallow open lands, and potential build sites, it checks the boxes consistently prioritized in today’s recreational land market—while remaining conveniently accessible to major travel corridors. Accessed by a gated entrance, the property provides a quiet, low-pressure setting ideal for hunting and long-term recreational use. Mature hardwood timber flats dominate much of the acreage, creating open understory conditions that are easy to navigate and support multiple stand locations. Pockets of thick wetland habitat are mixed throughout, providing secure bedding cover and helping hold wildlife on the property throughout the season. A year-round flowing stream runs through the tract, serving as a year-round water source and natural travel corridor that strengthens overall habitat quality. Fallow fields serve as ready made food plot clearings, and heavy wildlife sign throughout reflects consistent use by deer and other game species. The combination of timber, edge, cover, water, and natural browse creates a well-rounded recreational layout that supports a variety of hunting strategies with room for improvements. In addition to its recreational strengths, the property offers multiple potential build sites suitable for a cabin, weekend retreat, or full-time residence, allowing year-round enjoyment without compromising privacy or habitat value. The timber is not enrolled in any government programs, giving full control over timber management and future land-use decisions—an increasingly valuable advantage for land use flexibility and long-term stewardship. The location further enhances the property’s appeal, with convenient proximity to the I-90/94 corridor for efficient travel while still feeling removed from traffic and development. Nearby amenities and outdoor attractions, add everyday convenience and additional recreational opportunity while keeping the property firmly rooted in a private, rural setting.

Your East Texas Base Camp Set your boots down on 53.6 acres of Smith County ranchland where East Texas does what it does best: delivers elbow room, good water, and country that still feels like country. The Douglas Ranch sits in the sweet spot: rural enough to breathe, close enough to Tyler and Dallas that you’re not driving half a day to resupply. First time on the market. The kind of place families hold onto for generations. Land and Water Built for the Outdoors Two stocked ponds hold bass and catfish. Grab a rod after work and put dinner on the table without leaving your own property. A seasonal creek cuts through the land, adding natural drainage and water access. The 53 acres of improved pastures run cattle under an active grazing lease, but there’s room to saddle up and ride your own ground whenever the mood strikes. The well goes down 450 feet into the Carrizo-Wilcox Aquifer, the same formation that’s been watering East Texas for generations. Reliable supply, quality water. Municipal backup ties into Lindale Rural Water if needed. Between the ponds, the creek, and the well, water isn’t something you’ll worry about here. Over 1,400 feet of road frontage on two county roads means easy in-and-out with trailers, whether you’re hauling stock, ATVs, or a boat headed for Lake Palestine. The House: Comfortable, Not Complicated The 2,042-square-foot brick home keeps things practical. Three bedrooms, two full baths, country kitchen, and a family room with a fireplace insert that actually heats the space. Formal dining for when family gathers. A private office handles ranch business or remote work. Out back, the covered porch leads to a stone patio and in-ground saltwater pool with a heated spa. After a long day, whether you spent it in a deer stand, on the water, or working cattle, that spa earns its keep. Mature live oaks shade the front yard. A big pine stands tall out front. Board rail fencing keeps the livestock where they belong and the yard looking sharp. Shop Space That Actually Works The 36’ x 60’ metal shop building gives you room to spread out. Dedicated 24’ x 54’ shop space for the workbench, tools, and projects that pile up on any working property. The rest handles tractors, implements, four-wheelers, the boat, and an RV if you’ve got one. Roll-up doors—no wrestling equipment through standard openings. This is a shop built for people who use their land, not just look at it. Location: East Texas Hunting and Fishing Country Smith County puts you in the middle of serious outdoor territory. Lake Tyler and Lake Palestine are short drives for bass tournaments or weekend fishing. Lake For, home to 34 of the top 50 largemouth bass ever caught in Texas, sits 45 minutes north. The Piney Woods surround you with thousands of acres of huntable timber, and hunting leases throughout the region offer everything from whitetail and hog to duck and dove. Tyler Pounds Regional Airport (TYR) connects through Dallas for quick travel. Dallas/Fort Worth International is under two hours west on I-20. You’re not isolated—you’re positioned. Quick Distances: - Tyler – 15 miles - Lake Palestine – 20 miles - Lake Tyler – 18 miles - Lake Fork – 45 miles - Dallas – 90 miles - Shreveport – 95 miles The Bottom Line The Douglas Ranch isn’t raw land and it isn’t some subdivision ranchette. It’s 53 acres of productive ground with good water, a solid house, and a shop that’ll handle whatever gear you throw at it. Agricultural exemption keeps the taxes reasonable. The bones are here: ponds, pastures, fencing, infrastructure. First-time offering from a family that held it for years. Properties like this don’t sit. Contact Carroll Bobo, Broker Associate, to walk the land.

Less than 1/2 mile from Rathbun lake sits the perfect combination property featuring, great hunting for high end deer, strong income and building or development potential.   The current owner has carefully managed the habitat. The CRP acres and tree plantings have created great south facing bedding areas. Included in the CRP are strategic food plots planted in a variety of crops to provide full season attractions. All the wooded edges were edge feathered to make the most of the timbered cover. The high-end deer are a direct result of these improvements and its location directly across the road from over 700 acres of No Hunting Honey Creek State Park\Preserve. This cover improvement has created a boom in the Pheasant and Quail populations for added recreational opportunity.   The access is hard to beat with paved road access from the south, gravel road on the west and a level B road on the entire north border.   Income is provided by 49.9 acres of CRP that pays a yearly payment of $8,298 until 9-30-2032. There are also 23.76 acres of crop land that rents for $150 per acre per year totaling $3,564. The property has a long history of crop production and would be eligible for future CRP or an increase in food plot acres should the new owner wish.   This property’s location will have added value for building sites for a vacation home, personal residence or campsite with full utilities. The northwest side provides a large level area outside of the current CRP while the northeast side has Lake Rathbun views.

84-Acre North Texas Montague County Hunting Retreat — 4-bed, 2-bath Double-Wide Home, Secluded Road, 1 hr 15 min from Dallas/Fort Worth Metroplex. Private 84-acre Montague County tract ideal for hunting and outdoor recreation. Property supports abundant wildlife (white-tailed deer, turkey, dove, wild hogs) and includes two earth tanks, a water well, septic system, and a 2,400 sq ft double-wide. Quiet, secluded setting down a private road — great as a weekend getaway, longtime recreational ranch, or future development parcel. Key features: 84 acres in North Texas (Montague County) 2,400 sq ft double-wide home (built 2004): 4 beds, 2 baths Excellent wildlife habitat: deer, turkey, dove, wild hogs Two earth tanks for livestock/wildlife water On-property water well and septic system Secluded private road access Approximately 1 hour 15 minutes from the Dallas–Fort Worth Metroplex Suitable for hunting, recreation, weekend retreat, or future development

Located in Decatur County, Iowa is the perfect property, world class hunting, income producing warm season native grass CRP, hardwood timbered draws and beautiful building sites. The income is on 55.5 acres M/L of CRP planted to tall warm season native grass with the entire perimeter 30’ clover firebreaks. The CRP is a quail and pheasant focused CP38 E2 which provides both food and great cover. This contract expires 9/30/31 and pays $142.14 per acre totaling approximately $7,986.85 per year. Exact numbers will be based on FSA measurement. The hunting on this property sets up perfectly with road access on the North and west side allowing great hunting access. There is 3-year history of management with trail camera proof of great genetics. The immediate neighborhood includes some well-known hunters with strong deer management standards. In addition to the great deer hunting this property provides excellent pheasant and quail opportunities and could have doves as well with additional food plots. The building sites provide great views of the Grand River watershed and has all utilities. There is also a pond to further increase recreational opportunities. All this creates the perfect recreational property located just over an hour from Des Moines and 1 hour 45 minutes to Kansas City Mo. Seller, Stephen C. Hanson III is a licensed Realtor in the State of Iowa, is an agent with Hawkeye Farm Mgmt & Real Estate and is also the listing agent for this property.

You’re looking at a stretch of Driftless Wisconsin that flat-out stirs the soul—the kind of ground that makes you slow down at the gate, take a deep breath, and realize you’ve just found something special. This 128+/- acre recreational sanctuary in Crawford County sits just minutes from the mighty Mississippi River, tucked into a landscape of cascading bluffs, deep sweeping valleys, and timbered ridgelines that define the very best of southwest Wisconsin. Set just outside the quiet community of Eastman, this fully wooded tract lies in the epicenter of some of the most scenic bluff country the region has to offer. It’s a place built for outdoor enthusiasts who live for fall mornings in a treestand, spring gobbles echoing through hardwoods, and summer evenings spent chasing walleyes and smallmouth on the Mississippi backwaters. This is not just land—it’s a lifestyle. Access is dialed in. The property enjoys two established easements off Oak Grove Ridge Road, one from the west and another from the east, allowing you to approach the heart of the property with intention and strategy. A well-defined farm road carries you nearly a half-mile into the timber, climbing high along a commanding ridgetop where an older rustic hunting cabin waits quietly among the trees. The cabin is equipped with electric service and even fiber optic internet—an uncommon and valuable feature for a remote woodland retreat. Whether you envision this as a turnkey hunting camp, a weekend basecamp, or a temporary headquarters while you design and build your dream blufftop getaway, the bones are here and the setting is exceptional. Step out the cabin door and you’re immediately immersed in a world of opportunity. The property’s coveted top-access layout allows you to hunt smarter—slipping into stands with minimal disturbance, keeping thermals and prevailing winds in your favor, and preserving the sanctuary feel that mature whitetails demand. Several custom-built box blinds are already in place, positioned over proven deer corridors that have been quietly producing for years. These stands overlook natural movement routes that don’t need gimmicks—just patience and good timing. The land itself is classic Driftless magic. Four dominant ridge systems roll outward into a maze of timbered fingers, side-hill benches, and subtle saddles that funnel wildlife with surgical precision. These aren’t random crossings—they’re generational travel routes etched into the hillsides over decades of use. Deer trails carve through the ridges like cattle paths, converging in predictable pinch points that set up beautifully for early-season patterns, peak-rut cruising, and late-season food pushes. This is a property that hunts well in every phase, year after year. The surrounding neighborhood only sweetens the deal. The estate borders large, privately owned tracts and sits near neighboring row-crop fields that act as destination food sources, pulling deer through this property daily. Inside the boundaries, the timber stands tall with a strong mix of mature hardwoods accented by pockets of pine. The forest floor is blanketed in high-quality understory—thick, diverse, and loaded with security cover for both whitetail deer and wild turkeys. For those who enjoy habitat work and food plot development, there are multiple tucked-away openings and bench systems ideal for carving out secluded honey holes without sacrificing cover. And then there’s the Mississippi River—just minutes away. This proximity opens the door to world-class fishing, waterfowl hunting, boating, and endless recreational opportunity. Spend your mornings in the timber and your afternoons on the river. Chase trophy bucks in November and chase bronze-backed smallmouth all summer long. Few properties offer this level of diversity without compromise. This isn’t just another hunting parcel. It’s a legacy property. A sanctuary. A virgin tract of Driftless bluff country that checks the boxes serious buyers wait years to find—size, access, topography, timber quality, neighborhood, and proximity to the Mississippi River. The kind of land that gets passed down, not flipped. The kind of place where Boone & Crockett class whitetails don’t just pass through—they live. Once-in-a-generation opportunities like this don’t come around often in Crawford County. If you’ve been searching for a true recreational retreat with elite hunting, unmatched scenery, and a lifestyle rooted in the outdoors, you already know how rare this is. Property is enrolled in MFL-Closed. Taxes are $4,117/annually. Contact Joe Nawrot or Brandon Wikman. 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 Midwest’s #1 Ranked United Country Real Estate Office.

Discover your own slice of Idaho’s great outdoors with this timbered, buildable property in White Bird. Nestled among towering pine and fir trees, the lot offers a prime building site with panoramic mountain views—perfect for crafting your dream cabin or mountain home. A well-maintained driveway ensures year-round access, while the serene, natural setting provides privacy and tranquility just minutes from the legendary Salmon River. This property is a hunter’s paradise. White-tail deer and wild turkeys roam freely across the landscape, offering abundant on-site hunting opportunities. Nearby, the Snake River and Hells Canyon Recreation Area provide additional adventure, from world-class fishing and boating to exploring miles of scenic trails. Whether you’re hunting, fishing, or simply enjoying the peaceful surroundings, this property is ready to accommodate your outdoor lifestyle. Located within the renowned Twin River Ranch area, this acreage combines accessibility with unmatched recreational potential. Build your cabin, explore the timber, or simply enjoy the natural beauty of Idaho—it’s a rare chance to own a slice of prime hunting and recreational land.

Freedom, Income Potential, and a Turnkey Farmstead: Exceptionally Clean Brick Ranch on 59+ Unrestricted Acres in Claiborne County, Tennessee If you’ve been waiting on a property that truly “checks every box”—clean, solid home; usable pasture; mature timber; strong infrastructure for livestock; and real upside for income or development—this is the kind of East Tennessee opportunity that doesn’t come along often. EXPERIENCE AND ENJOY THE FREEDOM OF EAST TENNESSEE LIVING with this immaculate brick ranch home and large acreage farm property with no restrictions—an uncommon combination of privacy, functionality, and future potential in highly sought-after Claiborne County. Whether your goal is a self-sustaining homestead, a serious cattle or horse operation, a recreational retreat, or an investment with multiple exit strategies, this 59+ acre tract is built for real-world use and long-term value. The brick ranch home is as neat as they come—a spotless, non-smoking household that has been cared for with pride. Inside, you’ll find 3 bedrooms and a large, updated country kitchen designed for everyday living and family gatherings. Quartz countertops, plenty of cabinets, and modern conveniences—including a dishwasher and microwave—make it easy to run a busy home or host guests. The living room features crown molding, hardwood floors, and a Vermont Castings wood stove, giving the space a warm, classic East Tennessee feel. Vinyl windows with blinds, ceiling fans, laundry hookups, and a large bathroom round out the comfort on the main level. Downstairs, the clean walkout lower level offers additional flexibility—perfect for expanded living space, guest quarters, hobby space, or storage—plus a garage for practical day-to-day convenience. Central systems are already in place, including a newer HVAC system, tankless hot water, a private well, whole-house water filtration, and a UV sterilization system. Add the metal roof, low utilities, unbelievably low annual property taxes, and high-speed internet, and you have a property that works as well on paper as it does in person. Step outside, and you’ll see what makes this farm truly special: it is ready for horses or cattle today. The land is thoughtfully improved with five lush, green, five-strand cross-fenced pastures—ideal for rotational grazing, hay production, and efficient herd management. Each pasture offers its own unique features, supported by an automatic livestock watering system that helps keep chores streamlined. For the serious beef producer, the deluxe cattle corral system is a standout, featuring corral holding pens and cattle squeeze chutes anchored on a concrete slab foundation—real infrastructure that’s expensive to replicate. You’ll also appreciate the outbuildings and farm support features, including two hay barns, a feeder building, a tool/feed building, round bale feeders, and concrete feed troughs. For the homesteader, the property continues to deliver with a deluxe chicken coop, multiple extensive fertile vegetable gardens, and raised beds ready for planting. There’s even a mature, fruit-producing orchard with apples, pears, peaches, plums, and cherries—along with berries, nut trees, and a sugar bush for producing maple syrup. This is not just land—it’s a working, producing setup built for a lifestyle. Recreation and wildlife are equally strong. With multiple deluxe hunting blinds, established food plots, spring-fed seasonal creeks, and a Green Belt Forest management plan with mature hardwood timber, this property supports hunting, hiking, and outdoor living with genuine substance. Approximately 87% woodland and 11% pasture provide the ideal mix of cover, privacy, and usable open ground. Oil, gas, and mineral rights convey, adding another layer of long-term value. And for buyers thinking beyond traditional use, the no-restriction status opens the door to unique income potential. With two driveway entrances on a well-maintained paved county road with extremely low traffic, this tract presents an outstanding opportunity for a campground, RV park, multi-cabin Airbnb development, tiny home community, or group compound concept—especially with nearby attractions like the Clinch River for kayaking and tubing, plus tournament-class bass fishing, hunting, and hiking. Located only minutes to public boat launches and close to Cherokee and Norris Lakes, Cumberland Gap National Park, golf courses, and everyday conveniences, this is a rare property that offers both peace and proximity—approximately 65 miles north of Knoxville. Elevation ranges from roughly 1,230 to 1,721 feet, providing scenic views and that true Northeast Tennessee feel. Plenty of properties talk about “potential.” This one has the home, the infrastructure, the land mix, and the freedom to make it real—whether your plan is cattle, horses, homesteading, recreation, or building a revenue-producing destination. This property is offered by United Country Clinch Mountain Realty and Auction. For full details and to schedule a private showing, contact Joey Haun today—walk the pastures, tour the home, and see firsthand why this Claiborne County farm stands in a class of its own.

This 169-acre farm is located along the Grand River in Gentry County, Missouri. The property offers approximately 147 tillable acres of highly productive row crop ground, consisting of 105.89 acres of bottom ground and 41.11 acres of gently rolling land that is tiled and terraced. The remaining acreage includes timber, timbered draws, and a portion of the Grand River, providing added recreational and hunting potential. With its excellent layout and productive soils, this farm should offer strong income opportunities along with some hunting appeal.  

Set in the high country near Mesa, Colorado, this 355± acre mountain ranch offers a rare blend of conserved open land, proven wildlife habitat, and a fully improved off-grid homestead. Approximately 270 acres are protected by a Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation conservation easement, preserving sweeping views, critical wildlife corridor, and exceptional hunting opportunities, while roughly 80 unencumbered acres provide flexibility for residential and operational use. There is a 6-acre building envelope excluded from the easement. The ranch is anchored by a thoughtfully developed off-grid compound featuring a 2,200± sq ft main residence, completed in 2020. The home is designed for efficiency and comfort with wood heat, a wood cook stove, refrigerator, microwave, washer and dryer, and solar hot water. A 1,000± sq ft guest house with loft comfortably sleeps up to six and provides ideal accommodations for family, guests, or hunters. Additional improvements include a yurt, walk-in cooler, and a well-equipped garage/shop housing a substantial battery bank, 32 solar panels, and a 12-kW backup generator, all supported by a private water well. The ranch sits at 6800’ of elevation and is easily accessible year round. Wildlife is abundant, with consistent populations of elk and mule deer using the ranch year-round. The property has a strong hunting history, offering archery and rifle elk and deer opportunities. Current owners operate a successful guide and outfitting operation on the property. Existing hunting operations have generated income through guided archery, rifle, and cow elk hunts, making the ranch well suited for continued recreational or outfitting use. Private, productive, and sustainably designed, this Mesa-area ranch represents an exceptional opportunity to own a turnkey mountain property where conservation, recreation, and off-grid living come together in one remarkable holding. Recreation is easy to find as the surrounding area provides hundreds of thousands of acres of public land. The Grand Mesa boats over 300 lakes on the largest flat-top mountain in the world. Powderhorn ski resort is just a few minutes away and can be seen from the ranch. The Bull Creek Ranch is rural but a short 45-minute drive to Grand Junction with shopping, dining, and regional airport that supports about 100,000 people in the Grand Valley. Necessities and dining can be found in the small communities of Mesa, Collbran, and Molina a few miles from the property.

You’re looking at a flat-out whitetail hammer—the kind of Driftless legacy farm that spikes your adrenaline the second you pull the trail-cam cards and realize you’re staring at multiple giants living right where you hunt. Welcome to the heart of southwest Wisconsin’s most revered big-buck neighborhood in Richland County, where steep ridges, fertile valleys, and Boone & Crockett-class genetics collide. This 58.16-acre recreational property is the type of ground serious deer hunters search a lifetime for. This remarkable tract is a masterclass in trophy whitetail habitat design. A powerful blend of productive agricultural ground and rugged hardwood timber creates year-round holding power that keeps mature bucks rooted on the property. There’s 20+/- acres consisting of a dynamic mix of row crops, brushy hillsides, and overgrown pastures, apple orchards along with food plots—exactly what big deer crave. These areas are loaded with bedding cover, edge habitat, and security, with deer trails intertwining like a web and offering countless ambush opportunities. The terrain naturally dictates movement, making stand and blind placement intuitive, deadly, and repeatable. Topography here is pure Driftless magic—long ridge systems, subtle saddles, pinch points, and side-hill benches that funnel deer movement with surgical precision. These aren’t random crossings; they’re generational travel routes etched into the hillsides over decades. Deer trails cut the ridges like cattle paths, converging in predictable locations that set up perfectly for early-season patterns, peak-rut cruising, and late-season food pushes. This property hunts well no matter the phase. Access is outstanding and thoughtfully laid out. With approximately 2,000± feet of road frontage along the northern boundary, the property offers three separate access points, allowing you to hunt smart with changing winds and minimal intrusion. An extensive interior trail system weaves through the hardwood timber, leading you quietly to secluded ridge tops and key hunting locations while making game recovery, habitat work, and year-round enjoyment effortless. The habitat enhancements on this farm take it to another level. The land underwent a comprehensive transformation guided by a professional consultation with Bill Winke, one of the most respected whitetail authorities in the country. The result is a purpose-built hunting property featuring four strategically placed food plots, standing crop fields, and targeted timber pocket cuts designed to thicken cover and enhance daylight movement. Gigantic miscanthus has been planted along the roadway, creating a privacy screen that will soon stand as a wall of cover, security, and seclusion. Multiple treestand setups and an elevated box blind are already in place—turnkey and ready to hunt from day one. Water and natural attraction seal the deal. Fruit-bearing apple trees dot the landscape, raining thousands of sweet treats each fall that act as irresistible natural magnets for wildlife. A spring feeds a gently flowing stream that winds through the property and ultimately ties into Fancy Creek just west of the estate, adding both recreational appeal and a critical year-round water source that keeps deer anchored on the farm. The proof is in the pictures—and this property delivers. Trail-camera history is nothing short of jaw-dropping, showcasing multiple giant, heavy-beamed whitetails year after year. Deep forks, wide frames, long tines—the real deal. The kind of bucks that make your knees shake and your grip tighten when they step into range. This area is surrounded by large private landowners who embrace Quality Deer Management, allowing deer to reach maturity and ensuring the genetics here continue to thrive. This isn’t just another hunting parcel—it’s a legacy farm, a sanctuary, and a once-in-a-generation opportunity to own some of the richest deer dirt the Driftless Region has to offer. If you’ve been waiting for a true trophy whitetail property with elite habitat, proven big-buck history, and meticulous management already in place, this is literally as good as it gets. Contact Joe Nawrot or Brandon Wikman. 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 Midwest’s #1 Ranked United Country Real Estate Office.

Discover this outstanding 160± acre multi-purpose property in Lincoln County, MS, perfectly positioned in Southwest Mississippi just 5 miles east of I-55 and minutes from downtown Brookhaven. This versatile tract offers 68 acres of improved pasture and 92 acres of wooded hunting land, making it ideal for commercial development, farming, cattle operations, or a recreational retreat. The property is fully fenced and cross-fenced, features a pond and a small creek along the southern portion, and offers excellent deer and small game hunting. With blacktop road frontage and access to water, sewer, and electricity, this property is truly ready for your vision. Call today for more information on this rare opportunity.

High-Quality Grazing & Hunting Farm in the Ozark Foothills Located in the scenic Ozark foothills less than 10 minutes from Doniphan, MO, this productive grazing and hunting farm offers county road frontage on both the east and north sides, providing excellent access while maintaining a quiet rural setting. The land consists of gently rolling bottom ground with no steep areas making it highly usable and productive. Approximately 90% of the property is open, making it ideal for livestock grazing and hay production. A wet-weather creek runs through the center of the farm for over a mile, supplying natural water and serving as a strong wildlife travel corridor. Five ponds are located across the property, three stocked with bass, including two approximately 1.5 acres each and a larger pond of around 4 acres, providing ample water for cattle, wildlife, and recreation. The farm includes a couple of cross fences with scattered timber and brush pockets to enhance deer movement, making it excellent for hunting without sacrificing grazing potential. Portions of the property have previously been used as food plots, and some overseeding in select areas would benefit full-time grazing. Most of the acreage could be converted to quality hay ground. Soil charts indicate very good soil quality, and in a normal year the farm should comfortably support one cow-calf pair per three acres or potentially better. Improvements include a 1-bedroom, 1-bath cabin with a spacious bedroom built in 2022, with the kitchen, living area, and bathroom added in 2025. The kitchen features a stove, refrigerator, and hickory cabinets. A two-bay lean-to provides covered storage or equipment space. Optional farm equipment is available for purchase, making this a versatile opportunity for grazing, hay production, hunting, or a combination of all three.

Prime Hunting Land in East Texas Piney Woods Located just two miles from Bullard in Smith County, Ray-King Farm delivers 546 acres of diverse hunting terrain in the heart of the East Texas Piney Woods. This legacy ranch property, held by one family since 1890, offers serious hunters a rare combination of bottomland wetlands, hardwood forests, and open pastures that support year-round populations of white-tailed deer, feral hogs, waterfowl, and fur-bearing game. With nearly 2,000 feet of FM 344 frontage and rolling topography from 350 to 450 feet elevation, the property provides both accessibility and the secluded habitat structure that mature game demands. White-Tailed Deer Hunting on 546 Acres The property's terrain transitions naturally from scattered pine hilltops to oak-lined creek banks, creating ideal white-tailed deer habitat with multiple travel corridors and staging areas. Mature hardwood forests drop acorns and other mast throughout fall and winter, concentrating deer movement along predictable patterns. An established old pecan grove and approximately 100 acres of open pasture provide additional food sources and edge habitat where deer feed during low-light hours. Multiple stock tanks distributed across the property ensure reliable water sources that hold deer on the land year-round. The rolling topography and mixed cover types support both spot-and-stalk hunting and stand placement with excellent sight lines. Waterfowl Hunting: 220 Acres of Bottomland Wetlands The crown jewel for waterfowl hunters is 220 acres of West Mud Creek bottomland that creates a natural mosaic of beaver ponds, duck sloughs, and flooded timber. This extensive wetland system attracts migratory waterfowl along the Central Flyway and holds resident wood ducks throughout the season. Beaver activity maintains water levels and creates the flooded hardwood habitat that waterfowl prefer. The bottomland's mix of open water, emergent vegetation, and timber edges provides diverse hunting setups. Year-Round Feral Hog Hunting Feral hog populations thrive in the bottomland corridors and creek systems that run through the property. Texas regulations allow year-round hog hunting with no bag limits, providing action when deer and waterfowl seasons close. Night hunting opportunities add another dimension for managing this species while extending hunting days beyond daylight hours. Fur-Bearing Game and Predator Management The property's diverse habitat structure supports populations of coyote and other fur-bearers common to East Texas. Active predator management improves deer fawn survival and ground-nesting waterfowl success while providing additional hunting opportunities during fur-bearer seasons. Diverse Hunting Terrain and Habitat Types Ray-King Farm's 546 acres encompass multiple habitat types that maximize wildlife carrying capacity and hunting diversity. Pine-topped ridges transition to oak flats and bottomland hardwoods along West Mud Creek. The 220-acre bottomland creates a wildlife habitat that attracts game and provides year-round water. Approximately 100 acres of maintained hayfield and open pasture offer potential for food plots and clear shooting lanes. Multiple stock tanks supplement natural water sources throughout the upland areas. This habitat diversity within a contiguous boundary allows hunters to pursue different species and employ varied tactics without leaving the property. Hunting Camp and Ranch Infrastructure Existing improvements provide a foundation for hunting camp operations. An original farmhouse with community water service through Walnut Grove offers immediate lodging or a base for camp improvements. A weathered barn provides equipment storage, game processing space, and covered work areas. Working cattle pens support the property's agricultural exemption, which transfers to new ownership and reduces carrying costs. Nearly 2,000 feet of FM 344 frontage ensures easy access for hunters and equipment year-round. Bass Fishing at Lake Palestine and Lake Tyler When hunting seasons close or conditions slow game movement, world-class bass fishing lies minutes from the property. Lake Palestine, approximately 10 miles southwest, encompasses 25,500 acres and 135 miles of shoreline with consistent largemouth bass tournament results, trophy hybrid stripers, and excellent catfish populations. Lake Tyler offers additional options just north of the property. Both lakes feature multiple public boat ramps and full-service marinas. The combination of exceptional hunting land with nearby bass fishing creates a year-round outdoor recreation property. Location and Travel Access Ray-King Farm sits 113 miles southeast of Dallas (approximately 1 hour 45 minutes via I-20), with Tyler just 15 miles north offering full services, sporting goods, and lodging options. Tyler Pounds Regional Airport (TYR), located 23 miles from the property, provides American Eagle jet service connecting to Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport (DFW) with onward flights to over 200 worldwide destinations. DFW International is 136 miles northwest, approximately 2 hours by car. Longview lies 40 miles east and Palestine 39 miles south. This accessibility positions the property for weekend hunting trips from the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex while maintaining the rural character and wildlife populations that define quality East Texas hunting land. Legacy Hunting Ranch Investment Properties combining this scale of acreage, habitat diversity, and five-generation ownership history rarely come to market in East Texas. Ray-King Farm's 546 acres have never been subdivided, maintaining the contiguous habitat that supports healthy game populations. The active agricultural exemption reduces annual tax burden while the property's proximity to Tyler and the expanding Dallas-Fort Worth corridor provides long-term appreciation potential. For hunters and investors seeking turnkey recreational land with proven wildlife value, Ray-King Farm represents an exceptional acquisition opportunity. Invest in Texas, Buy Land!

You’re looking at the kind of place that makes seasoned deer hunters slow down, take a breath, and start picturing November mornings before they even step out of the truck. This is classic Crawford County ground—richest deer dirt, steeped in tradition, carved by time, and absolutely loaded with whitetail potential. Tucked into the heart of Southwest Wisconsin’s legendary Driftless Region, this property represents a rare opportunity to own an affordable, highly huntable tract in one of the most consistent big-buck zip codes in the state. This rolling tract is defined by cascading bluffs, deep sweeping valleys, and hardwood-lined ridges that funnel deer movement exactly where you want it. The topography alone tells the story. Long ridge spines pinch down into natural saddles, side-hill benches wrap the contours, and the valley bottom acts as a natural travel corridor that deer have been using for generations. You don’t need to force deer movement here—it already exists. Trails are worn deep into the hillsides, crossings are obvious, and the sign speaks for itself. Access is excellent, with road frontage that allows you to slip in and out without burning your core hunting areas. A gated entry leads you onto the property where you’ll find a level area ideal for a camper site—your basecamp for long weekends and rifle season traditions. Electric service is already in place, eliminating a major hurdle and adding immediate usability. Pull in Friday night, hunt hard all weekend, and head home Sunday evening with no stress. That’s how this place is meant to be enjoyed. The habitat mix is exactly what serious hunters look for. Mature hardwood timber provides mast production and security cover, while pockets of open ground are perfectly positioned for food plots that pull deer out of neighboring cover. Established trails and cleared areas make stand access quiet and efficient. Elevated hunting locations overlook natural movement routes, giving you multiple wind-specific setups for both early season patterns and the chaos of the rut. Water is the unsung hero of great hunting land, and this property delivers. A natural spring in the valley provides a year-round water source, anchoring deer activity during dry early seasons and late-season cold snaps alike. Combined with strategically placed food sources and bedding cover on the ridges, this creates a true sanctuary effect—deer live here, not just pass through. This area is well known for quality deer. Large surrounding landowners manage for age structure, which directly benefits smaller tracts like this one. That’s how Boone & Crockett-class genetics survive long enough to show themselves. Trail camera history in the neighborhood consistently supports what locals already know: this is world-class whitetail country. The land is not enrolled in any government programs to provide more room to improve, or simply enjoy it as-is. Whether your vision includes food plot expansion, timber stand improvement, or just maintaining a low-impact hunting retreat, the flexibility is there. Location seals the deal. You’re within easy driving distance of Madison, Milwaukee, and the Chicagoland area, yet when you’re standing on the ridge at sunset, it feels like you’re a hundred miles from the nearest pavement. Annual property taxes are incredibly low, making this an easy property to hold and enjoy for generations. This isn’t just a hunting parcel—it’s a legacy piece. A place where stories get written, traditions are born, and November memories stack up year after year. Affordable Driftless hunting land like this doesn’t come around often. Once-in-a-generation opportunity. Contact Joe Nawrot or Brandon Wikman. 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 Midwest’s #1 Ranked United Country Real Estate Office.

This desirable North Central Arkansas acreage features 60.50 acres of gently rolling hills, a mix of open and wooded areas, scenic Ozark views and excellent accessibility with approximately 14.82 feet of State Highway 9 frontage. Located just minutes from Melbourne, Arkansas, this property offers the privacy of rural Ozark living while maintaining easy access to town amenities. Electricity is available at the road, making this property ideal for future development, a hunting retreat, or a permanent residence. This tract offers outstanding Ozark Mountain views and multiple potential building sites. The diverse terrain and natural surroundings provide excellent wildlife habitat, creating the perfect location for hunting in Izard County. The area is well known for deer and turkey hunting, with ample space for food plots. Additionally, there are established trail systems, making this great for recreational use. Whether you’re an avid hunter, outdoor enthusiast, or investor, this land provides both natural beauty and functionality. Properties offering highway frontage, building potential, and hunting opportunities are increasingly hard to find. This 60± acre tract is a rare opportunity to own a versatile and highly desirable piece of Ozark land with endless possibilities. Priced to sell at 198,500. For more information, contact Roxanne Byram or Cody Cooper with United Country Ozark Realty at 870-291-0382, 870-291-7911, or 870-368-4155.