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River Trails 127 | 127 Acres | Montezuma, GA Parcel IDs: 4022A-0001 & 4021A-0001 *THIS TRACT CAN BE PURCHASED WITH THE 95 Acre Tract (parcel 4016A-0001) DIRECTLY ABOVE IT* Welcome to River Trails 127 - a well-balanced 127-acre hunting and recreational tract with excellent game habitat, and fishing/duck pond, beautiful internal trail system that lets you cover the property with ease. This tract offers a strong mix of planted pines and quality hardwoods, including oaks and cypress, creating ideal cover, mast, and bedding areas. Existing food plot areas are already in place and ready to plant, while the fishing and duck pond provides year-round waterfowl opportunities. The established trail system makes the entire property accessible and enjoyable whether you're hunting, scouting, or just riding. Great hunting, and easy access - all in one convenient package just minutes from Montezuma. Highlights: -127 acres -Beautiful trail system throughout -Fishing / duck pond -Existing food plot areas -Mix of pines, oaks, cypress & other hardwoods -Excellent deer, turkey, hog & waterfowl potential -Two contiguous parcels sold together Shown by appointment only. Contact for maps, additional details, or a private showing.

224.56 Acres | Buck Creek 224 | Montezuma, GA Parcel IDs: 1048O0040, 1048O0041, 1048O0042 & 3015A0001 Rare opportunity to own a true big-acreage hunting tract right on the Flint River in Macon County. This property has been family owned for decades. This 224.56-acre package combines multiple contiguous parcels into one outstanding recreational and timber property loaded with game. The land sits directly on the river and is stacked with deer, turkey, hogs, and ducks. Mature hardwoods mixed with 15-year-old planted pines create excellent cover and food sources, while a solid internal road and trail system makes the entire tract accessible by truck or ATV. Whether you're looking for a private hunting retreat, a place to build a cabin, or a long-term timber and wildlife investment, this property delivers. Key features: Direct Flint River frontage Excellent populations of deer, turkey, hogs & waterfowl Good road & trail system throughout 15-year-old planted pines + quality hardwoods Contiguous acreage (multiple parcels sold as one) Convenient location near Montezuma This is the kind of property that doesn't come available often in Southwest Georgia. Call for more details, maps, or a private showing.

81-Acre Timber & Lake Property — Vaughan, Mississippi Welcome to an exceptional 81-acre property in Vaughan, Mississippi, offering a rare combination of natural beauty, recreational opportunities, and development potential. Located just 25 minutes from Gluckstadt, this property provides the privacy and tranquility of the country while remaining conveniently accessible to the Jackson metro area. The property features beautiful, mature hardwood timber and an approximately 20-acre lake, creating an ideal setting for outdoor recreation, fishing, hunting, or simply enjoying the peace and beauty of the land. The lake provides excellent fishing opportunities, while the surrounding timber offers excellent deer, turkey, and other wildlife habitat. With multiple potential homesites, this property offers tremendous flexibility for a private estate, family compound, recreational retreat, or future residential development. The combination of acreage, lake frontage, timber, and location makes this a unique investment opportunity in Yazoo County. Whether you're looking for a private homestead, family retreat, hunting and fishing property, or a development opportunity, this 81-acre tract is worth a serious look. Properties offering this much acreage with a large lake and multiple homesites this close to Gluckstadt are becoming increasingly difficult to find. 81 acres | 20-acre lake | Hardwood timber | Multiple homesites | Excellent hunting & fishing | Development potential | 25 minutes to Gluckstadt Call today to schedule your private showing and experience this exceptional Yazoo County property for yourself.

Set high in the hills of Temple, this 11.48± acre surveyed parcel offers sweeping mountain views, privacy, brook frontage, and a ready-to-build setting in western Maine. The property features approximately 820 feet of owned frontage along Conant Brook and 615 feet of frontage on Mountain View Drive, with a mix of open, rolling, and wooded terrain. A cleared building site is already in place, taking advantage of the elevated setting and long-range views across the surrounding mountains and forest. Power is available along the road, and the property has previously been soil tested, giving a future owner a strong head start toward building a year-round residence, vacation home, or private Maine retreat. The land is located within the private Mountain View subdivision, accessed by a dead-end gravel road. The subdivision includes a road association along with a trail system and scenic overlook area maintained for the benefit of the property owners. Annual association dues are currently $1,000 and contribute toward maintenance of the private roads, trails, fire pond, and designated buffer and drainage areas. Much of the property is currently enrolled in Maine's Tree Growth Tax Law program, with the town records showing approximately 9.24 acres of hardwood and 1.24 acres of mixed wood enrolled, along with a one-acre primary lot. Located in rural Franklin County, this property offers the combination that is increasingly difficult to find: acreage, substantial brook frontage, mountain views, privacy, power nearby, and an established building area—all within reach of Farmington and the outdoor recreation of western Maine. Whether you're looking to build a full-time home, four-season getaway, or hold a quality piece of Maine land for the future, 12E Mountain View Drive is ready for its next owner.

Discover 68± acres of versatile North Texas land located near Lake Bonham, offering an attractive combination of open acreage, wooded cover, recreational potential, and multiple possibilities for a future country homestead. The property features a diverse landscape with open areas, scattered timber, heavier wooded sections, and natural cover, creating an appealing setting for those looking for a recreational retreat, hunting property, weekend escape, or a place to build a permanent residence. The mixture of open ground and timber provides flexibility for future improvements while maintaining the natural character that makes rural Texas property so desirable. For the outdoorsman, the property's wooded areas and transition zones offer potential wildlife habitat and hunting opportunities, while the open portions of the tract provide room to envision food plots, trails, recreational use, or additional land improvements. A pond adds another element to the property's rural setting. One of the property's standout features is its proximity to Lake Bonham. Enjoy the privacy and space of owning acreage while remaining close to one of the area's recreational destinations. Whether your plans include time on the water, fishing, hunting, building a country home, or simply enjoying your own piece of North Texas, this location offers an appealing blend of land and lake lifestyle. With approximately 68 acres to make your own, there is room to create something special—from a private homestead tucked into the landscape to a recreational getaway designed for weekends outdoors. Property Highlights: 68± acres Located near Lake Bonham Open acreage and wooded areas Potential homesite opportunities Hunting and recreational potential Natural wildlife cover and habitat Pond Room for trails, food plots and land improvements Convenient to Bonham, Texas Excellent potential for a private North Texas retreat Hunt. Build. Escape. This 68± acre tract offers the opportunity to enjoy the land today while creating your vision for the future. All acreage, boundaries, distances, property features, and uses should be independently verified by buyer.

Mature Hardwood Timber with Cabin & Maple Syrup Potential This 74.40+/- acre parcel of predominantly upland forest features a beautiful stand of mature hardwoods and road frontage on Neuberger Road, with electric service available along nearby Highway 13. The timber resource offers real long-term value - whether you're interested in maple syrup production, timber management, or simply the privacy and aesthetic appeal that comes with a well-established hardwood stand. The property is equally well-suited for a future cabin, country home, or Northwoods retreat, with productive upland terrain and multiple potential building sites throughout. Whitetail Hunting & Recreational Land Near National Forest Beyond its timber and building potential, this property delivers outstanding habitat for whitetail deer, black bear, grouse, turkey, and elk - with easy access throughout for hunting, hiking, and ATV use. Located just minutes from National Forest land and numerous area lakes, the recreational opportunities here extend well beyond the property boundary. For buyers looking to expand, the adjoining 55.77+/- acre parcel to the north is available separately, offering the chance to assemble more than 130 contiguous acres in a highly desirable Northwoods location. About Glidden, WI Near Glidden, Wisconsin, outdoor enthusiasts can explore several popular recreational areas. The Chequamegon National Forest is a standout destination, offering a variety of activities such as hiking, camping, and wildlife watching, with numerous trails for hiking and biking, as well as opportunities for fishing and canoeing in its scenic lakes and rivers. Copper Falls State Park, located just south of Mellen, features stunning waterfalls, rugged gorges, and scenic trails ideal for hiking in the summer and cross-country skiing in the winter, along with opportunities for swimming and picnicking along the Bad River. Butternut Lake is a local favorite for fishing, boating, and waterfront recreation, offering a quieter retreat with excellent walleye and muskie fishing in a beautiful Northwoods setting. The Turtle Flambeau Flowage, one of Wisconsin's premier wilderness lakes, draws anglers, paddlers, and wildlife enthusiasts from across the region with its expansive open water, remote shoreline, and outstanding opportunities for fishing, kayaking, and wildlife viewing. These locations collectively offer a diverse range of activities for outdoor lovers to enjoy.

Upland Hunting Land with Multi-Species Wildlife Habitat This 55.77 ± acre parcel of predominantly upland forest offers outstanding habitat for whitetail deer, black bear, grouse, turkey, and elk in one of Northern Wisconsin's most desirable Northwoods settings. With road frontage on both State Highway 13 and Neuberger Road, the property provides convenient year-round access, while electric availability along both roads opens the door for a future cabin, campsite, or home site. Located just minutes from National Forest land and numerous area lakes, this is a property that delivers both immediate recreational value and long-term potential. Recreational Acreage Near National Forest With Expansion Option The upland timber and diverse cover make this property equally well-suited for hunting, hiking, ATV use, and a wide range of outdoor pursuits - offering four-season appeal for buyers seeking a true recreational retreat or long-term land investment. For those looking to expand, an adjoining 74.40 ± acre parcel is available to the south, creating the opportunity to assemble more than 130 contiguous acres in a highly sought-after location. Whether you're after a dedicated hunting property, a private Northwoods getaway, or a solid land investment, this parcel offers a compelling combination of habitat, access, and location. About Glidden, WI Near Glidden, Wisconsin, outdoor enthusiasts can explore several popular recreational areas. The Chequamegon National Forest is a standout destination, offering a variety of activities such as hiking, camping, and wildlife watching, with numerous trails for hiking and biking, as well as opportunities for fishing and canoeing in its scenic lakes and rivers. Copper Falls State Park, located just south of Mellen, features stunning waterfalls, rugged gorges, and scenic trails ideal for hiking in the summer and cross-country skiing in the winter, along with opportunities for swimming and picnicking along the Bad River. Butternut Lake is a local favorite for fishing, boating, and waterfront recreation, offering a quieter retreat with excellent walleye and muskie fishing in a beautiful Northwoods setting. The Turtle Flambeau Flowage, one of Wisconsin's premier wilderness lakes, draws anglers, paddlers, and wildlife enthusiasts from across the region with its expansive open water, remote shoreline, and outstanding opportunities for fishing, kayaking, and wildlife viewing. These locations collectively offer a diverse range of activities for outdoor lovers to enjoy.

If you've been looking for a secluded hunting property in Franklin County, MS, this 90± acre tract just north of Meadville deserves a look. Tucked away in a quiet setting, this property offers the privacy and seclusion that can be hard to find while still being only about 15 minutes from Meadville. The property is made up primarily of pine timber with some hardwood mixed throughout, providing a good combination of cover and habitat for wildlife. Deer and turkey are plentiful in this part of Franklin County, and the layout of this tract gives you plenty of opportunities to hunt it effectively. Four established food plots are already in place, giving you multiple locations to hunt different winds and keep pressure spread across the property. With the timber, openings, and secluded surroundings, this place has all the ingredients for a solid recreational and hunting tract. One of the biggest draws is the privacy. Whether you're looking for a place to build a hunting camp, spend weekends with family and friends, or simply have your own piece of ground to hunt, ride, and enjoy, this property gives you plenty of room without being overwhelming to maintain. Meadville is only about 15 minutes away, so you can enjoy being tucked back in the woods without giving up convenient access to town. For someone looking for even more acreage, additional adjoining acreage is also available, including property that borders the Middle Fork of the Homochitto River. That gives a buyer the opportunity to put together a larger recreational property with river frontage and even more room to hunt and explore. Secluded tracts of this size in Franklin County are always in demand, especially when they already have established hunting areas and additional acreage available. Whether you're looking for a weekend hunting place, timber and recreational investment, or a property to hold for years to come, this 90± acres offers a lot of possibilities. Give your favorite realtor a call today to schedule a showing and come take a look for yourself. Owner/Agent.

80+/- Acre Juneau County Hunting Camp Bordering 2,800+ Acres of County Land If you've been looking for a true Wisconsin hunting camp where you can arrive Friday night and start hunting Saturday morning, this 80+/- acre property in the Town of Finley deserves a look. With a cabin, diverse wildlife habitat, ponds, miles of trails and thousands of acres of public land adjoining the property, this is much more than just 80 acres. At the heart of the property is a 1000+/- sq ft hunting cabin featuring a kitchen, bathroom and 6 bunks, giving your hunting group plenty of room for deer camp. Electric, a well, bath with shower, LP wall heater and wood stove provide the necessities while still delivering the atmosphere of a traditional Wisconsin hunting camp. The land features over 2 miles of winding, groomed trails providing access throughout the property to deer stand locations, ponds and open areas that could be developed into strategically placed food plots. White and red oaks provide an important mast crop, while dogwoods, wild roses, woodland grapes, wild cherries and other productive vegetation create a diverse mix of food and cover. Whitetail deer are only part of the story. The property offers opportunities for bear, turkey and woodcock hunting and is located in Wisconsin Bear Zone C. Whether your season begins with fall bird hunting, continues through the rut and gun deer season, or includes pursuing Wisconsin black bear, this property can serve as your year-round outdoor basecamp. One of the property's biggest advantages is what lies beyond its boundaries. More than 2,800 acres of contiguous Juneau County land borders the property along the south and east sides, dramatically expanding the amount of country available to explore and hunt. The 43,000+ acre Necedah National Wildlife Refuge is also located less than 1/2 mile away, putting this property in the heart of an incredible block of recreational and wildlife country. Use it as a hunting property, traditional deer camp, weekend getaway, recreational retreat or simply a place to escape and live closer to the land. With 80+/- acres, an established cabin, water, electric, trails, ponds, food plot potential and thousands of acres of neighboring public land, this is the kind of property that can become a hunting tradition for generations. Contact Travis Hamele for more info or to set up a tour 608-697-3349 or travis@hameleauctions.com

Discover the ideal canvas for your dream retreat or rural homestead in Pike County, Arkansas. Situated along scenic Highway 19, this versatile property offers the peace of country living with unbeatable access to Southwest Arkansas’s finest outdoor destinations. Unbeatable Location & Outdoor Recreation   Build-Ready Convenience Whether you envision a cozy vacation cabin, a permanent residence, or an investment project, this acreage provides an exceptional setting surrounded by natural beauty. Nestled just outside the charming city of Murfreesboro, AR, this property puts world-class outdoor recreation right in your backyard:   Lake Greeson: Just a short drive north for boating, watersports, public hunting land, and year-round freshwater fishing. Little Missouri River: Located only a couple of miles away, offering exceptional fly fishing and cold-water trout streams. Crater of Diamonds State Park: A quick trip into downtown Murfreesboro brings you to one of Arkansas's most famous natural attractions. Unlike many rural parcels, this property offers essential modern infrastructure ready for your build:   Utilities: Water, electricity, and high-speed internet are all accessible along the property line. Accessibility: Direct frontage on paved Highway 19 ensures easy year-round access for construction vehicles, RVs, and everyday commutes. Terrain: Gentle topography perfect for cleared home sites, outbuildings, or small-scale hobby farming.

40± Acres of Secluded Colorado Mountain Land with Sweeping Views Near Paonia Discover the freedom and privacy of Colorado’s North Fork Valley on this exceptional 40± acre off-grid parcel along Roatcap Road outside Paonia, Colorado. Offering a rare combination of seclusion, expansive mountain views, varied terrain, recreational opportunity, and a private fishing pond approximately 15–18 feet deep and spring fed with water rights that has been stocked with fish in the past, this property is an ideal blank canvas for those looking to build a cabin, homestead, hunting retreat, or private mountain getaway. Situated at approximately 38.93472, -107.65187, the property features classic high-country terrain with rolling hills, pinon-juniper and scrub oak, and elevated building sites that capture wide open views of surrounding ridgelines and mountain peaks. A prominent highlight of the property is its fishing pond, approximately 15–18 feet deep, which has been stocked with fish in the past and offers an appealing recreational feature for fishing, wildlife viewing, and enjoying the peaceful mountain setting. With no power lines and the quietness of the mountains, this is genuine off-grid Colorado—peaceful, private, and removed from the distractions of everyday life. The acreage offers numerous potential locations for a cabin, yurt, home, or basecamp, with solar power, a private well, and septic being potential options depending on final site planning, permitting, and local requirements. Whether your vision is a secluded mountain residence, a hunting and fishing retreat, or a recreational getaway, the property provides the space and privacy to make it your own. Outdoor recreation is a major attraction, with opportunities for fishing, hiking, hunting, wildlife watching, and exploring the surrounding public lands. The property borders BLM lands and is also conveniently located within reach of Gunnison National Forest and the Grand Mesa, providing access to some of Western Colorado’s most scenic mountain and backcountry recreation. Just a short drive away, Paonia offers the charm of a small agricultural mountain community known for its orchards, vineyards, farms, and relaxed lifestyle. Grocery stores, hardware stores, restaurants, and other everyday amenities are accessible without sacrificing the feeling of being away from it all. If you’re searching for secluded Colorado acreage, mountain property, off-grid land, recreational acreage, hunting land, fishing property, or a private homestead site with big views and a stocked fishing pond, this 40± acre parcel deserves a closer look. Properties offering this combination of privacy, views, acreage, recreation, water, and proximity to the North Fork Valley are increasingly difficult to find. Property Highlights: · 40± acres of private Colorado mountain land · Private fishing pond approximately 15–18 feet deep · Pond has been stocked with fish in the past · Excellent recreational feature for fishing and wildlife viewing · Located along Roatcap Road near Paonia, Colorado · Approximately 38.93472, -107.65187 · Remote, off-grid setting · No power lines or typical residential noise · Sweeping mountain and ridgeline views · Rolling terrain with pinon-juniper and scrub oak · Multiple elevated potential building sites · Potential for cabin, yurt, homestead, or recreational retreat · Solar, well, and septic potential, subject to verification and permitting · Hunting, fishing, hiking, wildlife viewing, and backcountry recreation · Near BLM lands, Gunnison National Forest, and Grand Mesa · Convenient access to the amenities of Paonia and the North Fork Valley Come experience the quiet, views, fishing, and freedom that make this property special.

Property Overview White Oak Ranch is a 119-acre timber and recreational tract in Smith County, Texas, located along County Road 246 and Jamestown Road east of Tyler and north of Arp. The property carries roughly 95 percent mixed hardwood and pine timber. Community water and electric service are available at the road, and the tract currently qualifies for an agricultural tax exemption. Buyers researching Smith County land for sale will find a timber tract with established recreational infrastructure. NOTE: The property video is flagged as AI due to the inclusion of a pond rendering, which is the only AI-generated content in the video.   Land & Terrain The topography rolls across the property, ranging from 470 feet above sea level in the northeast corner to 560 feet in the southwest corner. That elevation change gives the tract natural drainage and varied terrain rather than flat, uniform ground. Soil is sandy loam, and native grasses cover the open areas between timber stands. The southwest corner sits at the property's high point, with utilities already available at the road, making it a practical building site for a future home or cabin.   Water Features Water is one of this property's strongest assets. A spring-fed pond of approximately one acre is already stocked with catfish, and creeks run through the tract alongside multiple hardwood drainages fed by natural springs. One of those drainages has the topography to support an additional pond of roughly six acres, giving a future owner room to expand the water features already established here (see property video for illustrative rendering of proposed second pond). For buyers asking whether there is water on the property, the answer is yes: a stocked pond, creeks, and several spring-fed drainages.   Timber & Wildlife Timber covers approximately 95 percent of the 119 acres in a mixed hardwood and pine stand. Native hardwoods include white oak, southern red oak, water oak, hickory, persimmon, hollytree, dogwood, sweetgum, post oak, and green ash, growing alongside loblolly and shortleaf pine. That species diversity supports East Texas whitetail deer, feral hogs, and waterfowl drawn to the pond and creek drainages. More than three miles of established ATV and UTV trails run throughout the property, giving hunters and recreational users existing access to the timber, water features, and drainages without having to cut new roads. The tract is best viewed by ATV or UTV given its size and trail-based access.   Access & Infrastructure Two gates open onto County Road 246, a dirt, county-maintained road, providing the tract's primary entry points. The property also has frontage along Jamestown Road on its east side, though that boundary carries no entrance and functions as a secondary frontage rather than an access point. Fencing is partial, and there are no existing outbuildings on the property. Electric service is available at the road, and water is supplied through a community system, both of which support future development at the southwest homesite or cabin location without requiring a well or extensive utility buildout.   County & Tax Considerations White Oak Ranch is located in Smith County and lies within the boundaries of both Chapel Hill and Arp Independent School Districts. The property currently carries an agricultural tax exemption. Buyers should confirm exemption transfer requirements with the county appraisal district as part of due diligence.   Taken together, the pond, the trail network, and the buildable high ground in the southwest corner give this tract both immediate recreational value and a clear path toward future development, while the timber stand and existing exemption support its function as a working piece of East Texas land.

Description Escape to your own private paradise with this remarkable 82± acre hunting tract, perfectly situated along the tranquil waters of the Homochitto River in Meadville, Mississippi. This diverse property offers an exceptional blend of timberland and prime riverfront, creating an idyllic setting for outdoor enthusiasts and those seeking a serene natural retreat. Imagine days spent pursuing trophy whitetail deer or the thrill of turkey hunting, all within the bounds of your expansive estate. Location Nestled in Franklin County, this exceptional property benefits from its prime address on Old Oldenburg Road in Meadville, Mississippi. The location offers the perfect balance of secluded rural living with convenient access to local amenities within the 39653 zip code. Land and terrain Spanning 82± acres, the land presents a captivating landscape. The terrain is wonderfully varied, offering a mix of features that contribute to its rich biodiversity and recreational appeal. With significant river frontage, the property provides direct access to the Homochitto River, enhancing its natural beauty and offering unique opportunities for enjoyment. Improvements and infrastructure The property stands as a blank canvas, offering the discerning buyer the freedom to envision and implement improvements tailored to their specific desires. Whether you dream of a rustic hunting cabin, a private camp, or simply maintaining the natural integrity of the land, the opportunities for development are entirely yours to shape. Water and utilities Abundant water resources are a highlight of this tract, boasting both creek and river frontage, ensuring excellent water access. The presence of the Homochitto River provides a consistent and vital natural water source. Buyers will have the freedom to explore and establish their preferred utility solutions, ensuring comfort and convenience for any future development. Wildlife and vegetation This land is a haven for wildlife, teeming with small game, turkey, and whitetail deer, making it an ideal destination for hunters and nature observers alike. The diverse vegetation supports a thriving ecosystem, contributing to the property’s natural beauty and providing ample cover and forage for its animal inhabitants. Current and potential use Currently serving as a premier hunting land and timberland, this property offers significant recreational and resource management potential. Its possible uses extend to include a wide array of hunting activities, making it an excellent investment for those passionate about the outdoors. The timberland aspect also provides long-term value and management opportunities. Access and easements Access to this remarkable property is well-established, ensuring ease of entry for owners and guests. The specific details regarding easements are clear, providing a straightforward understanding of property boundaries and usage rights. Contact us today to learn more or to schedule a visit to this outstanding Mississippi property.

Discover 27.4± surveyed acres with approximately 2,600 feet of owned frontage on scenic Dead Brook. With roughly 1,500 feet of road frontage, an established driveway, power at the road, and the field maintained every couple of weeks, this property is ready for your vision. The land offers a great mix of open space and mature woods with several excellent building sites. Trails lead down to the brook, making it easy to enjoy the water, explore the property, or simply relax in the peaceful setting. Whether you’re planning a year-round home, a seasonal camp, or a private getaway, much of the hard work has already been done. Wildlife is abundant, and there’s plenty of room for hiking, hunting, ATV riding, snowshoeing, or just enjoying your own piece of Maine. The combination of usable land, existing infrastructure, and extensive waterfront is becoming increasingly difficult to find. Located in the quiet town of Monroe, you’re about 20 minutes from Belfast for shopping, restaurants, and the coast, 40 minutes from Bangor International Airport, and have easy access to Interstate 95 via Newport. If you’ve been looking for a turnkey building lot with exceptional privacy, beautiful waterfront, and room to explore, this property is ready to make it happen.

Tucked away at the end of a quiet dead-end road, this 68± acre Monroe County property offers the privacy, natural diversity, and flexibility that continue to make western Wisconsin recreational land so desirable. Gated access leads into a landscape of mature hardwood timber, winding stream frontage, secluded openings, and diverse habitat that provides an ideal setting for hunting, recreation, or building your own country retreat. The property is anchored by beautiful hardwood timber with an open understory that's easy to navigate while offering numerous locations for stand placement and future habitat improvements. Throughout the property, pockets of thick highland & wetland cover create secure bedding areas, while a year-round flowing stream winds through the landscape, providing a dependable water source and encouraging consistent wildlife movement. Several existing openings offer excellent opportunities for food plots or native habitat restoration, allowing the next owner to continue improving an already solid recreational property. Heavy deer sign throughout the tract reflects the strong wildlife use that this combination of timber, cover, water, and natural browse naturally provides. Beyond its recreational appeal, the property also offers multiple potential building locations that could accommodate a cabin, weekend getaway, or country home, allowing future owners to enjoy the property throughout every season. The timber is not enrolled in any government programs, providing complete flexibility for future timber management, habitat projects, and long-term land stewardship. Conveniently located just minutes from Tomah and the Interstate 90/94 corridor, the property provides excellent accessibility while maintaining the privacy and quiet setting that define rural Monroe County. Whether your goals include hunting, hiking, camping, habitat improvement, timber management, or building a private retreat, this property offers the opportunity to shape the land around your own vision while enjoying everything western Wisconsin has to offer.

Just five miles east of Tomah lies an extraordinary opportunity to own something increasingly difficult to find in Wisconsin—50± private acres built around water, wildlife and year-round outdoor recreation. Owned by the same family for nearly a century, this remarkable Monroe County property features a massive 17± acre private lake, newly constructed 2.5± acre pond, exceptional fishing, established food plots, whitetail hunting, waterfowl opportunities, Bear Creek frontage, trails, a drilled well and electrical service. This isn't simply vacant land. It's your own private outdoor playground. Enter through the gated drive and the property quickly disappears into a surprisingly secluded landscape of water, timber, trails and wildlife habitat. Spend summer mornings fishing for walleye and bass, launch the boat for an afternoon on your own private lake, gather around camp in the evening, hunt whitetails over strategically positioned food plots come fall and watch migrating waterfowl drop into the ponds as the seasons change. And remarkably, you're doing all of it approximately five miles from Tomah with exceptional access to Interstate 90/94 and US Highway 12. A 17± Acre Private Lake The undisputed centerpiece is the 17± acre private lake occupying a tremendous portion of the property. Originally engineered in the 1960s by the Wisconsin Highway Department according to the current owner, the lake reaches nearly 20 feet deep in areas and has been intensively managed as a private fishery. An array of aeration diffusers established spawning habitat, a private boat launch and years of stocking and fisheries management have created something exceptionally difficult—and expensive—to replicate. Since 2017, hundreds of thousands of forage fish have been introduced alongside stockings of walleye, largemouth bass, black crappie, yellow perch and bluegill. Natural reproduction has also been observed, further strengthening the long-term recreational value of the fishery. The scale of the lake is what separates this property. This is not a small farm pond meant only for shore fishing. The aerial photography makes it clear: you can launch a boat and truly enjoy the water—fish it, cruise it, explore it, and spend an entire summer afternoon on it without leaving your own property. For the serious angler or family searching for a private recreational getaway, that is an incredibly rare amenity. A Second 2.5± Acre Recreational Pond As if one private fishery weren't enough, a permitted 2.5± acre pond was completed in 2023, creating an entirely different recreational setting on the southern portion of the property. Reaching more than 16 feet deep, the pond features beautiful emerald-blue water, recent fish stockings and a distinctive island-style peninsula extending into the center of the pond. A picnic table overlooking the water creates the kind of simple gathering place where weekends are supposed to be spent—fishing with the kids, grilling dinner, sitting around a fire or watching the sun disappear over the water. Even more importantly, infrastructure is already here. A drilled well and electrical service have been installed near the pond, giving the next owner valuable utility for recreational use, camping and future improvements subject to applicable governmental approvals. A limited soil evaluation indicates a conventional septic system is not anticipated and that an engineered septic system may be required, subject to final design and governmental approval. Rather than building the property's identity around residential development, its highest emotional appeal may be exactly what already exists today: an incredible private recreational escape. Built for Whitetails The water may grab your attention first, but hunters shouldn't overlook what surrounds it. This property is positioned within a diverse neighborhood of agricultural ground, timber, brush and creek-bottom habitat. On the property itself, thick young timber and regenerating cover provide security and bedding habitat while established openings and food plots create destination feeding areas. That combination becomes particularly interesting after surrounding agricultural crops are harvested. As neighboring fields transition into bare ground each fall, established food sources within the property have the potential to become increasingly attractive to local deer. With water, security cover and food all concentrated across approximately 50 acres, a knowledgeable hunter can begin thinking immediately about stand locations, access routes, screening cover and late-season food. The extensive internal trail system is another major advantage, providing convenient access throughout the property for hunting, habitat work, UTV riding and property maintenance. Thousands of planted evergreen trees are also becoming established throughout portions of the tract, creating additional screening, wildlife habitat and long-term visual appeal as they mature. Fishing. Hunting. Boating. Camping. Exploring. That's where I believe this property's story should live. Not in what someone might someday build here. In what someone can do here right now. Bring the camper and establish a private weekend basecamp. Launch the fishing boat. Run the UTV trails. Manage food plots. Hunt deer in November. Chase waterfowl during migration. Fish through the ice in winter. Spend summer evenings beside the pond. Teach the kids or grandkids to fish without competing with another boat at the landing. Bear Creek adds another layer of natural diversity to the property, while the mixture of water, wooded cover, open areas and planted vegetation creates an environment capable of supporting an impressive variety of wildlife. For somebody who has always dreamed about owning their own private fishing and hunting retreat, this property offers something remarkably close to a personal outdoor resort. Incredible Accessibility Perhaps the most unusual component is location. Recreational properties of this caliber are often buried miles down rural roads and hours from major transportation corridors. Here, you're approximately five miles east of Tomah with immediate proximity to Interstate 90/94 and US Highway 12. That accessibility makes weekend use easy. Load the truck Friday afternoon, bring the boat, camper, UTV, hunting equipment and fishing rods, and within minutes of leaving Tomah you're behind the gate at your own private recreational property. The interstate visibility also creates long-term investment intrigue, but unlike traditional commercial acreage, this land doesn't have to wait for some future use to create value. You can enjoy it today. A Recreational Property That Is Nearly Impossible to Replicate Consider what it would take to start with ordinary vacant acreage and recreate what's already here: acquire approximately 50 acres near a major transportation corridor, construct a 17-acre lake approaching 20 feet in depth, build another permitted 2.5-acre pond exceeding 16 feet deep, establish fisheries, install aeration, construct a boat launch, drill a well, bring in electrical service, establish trails, plant thousands of trees and develop wildlife habitat. That's what makes this property different. The heavy lifting has already been done. With annual property taxes reportedly under $340, the carrying cost is remarkably modest for a recreational holding of this scale. Whether you're a serious fisherman searching for private water, a hunter wanting a manageable tract with food, cover and water, a family looking for its own camping and outdoor getaway, or simply someone who has always dreamed about owning a private lake where weekends revolve around fishing rods, boats, campfires and whitetails—this is the kind of property that rarely exists at any price. Fifty acres. Two substantial bodies of private water. Fishing, boating, hunting, camping, trails, wildlife, drilled well and electricity. Five miles from Tomah. After nearly 100 years in the same family, this is an opportunity for the next owner to write an entirely new chapter—not by changing what this property is, but by enjoying everything it already has to offer. This is more than recreational land. It's the kind of place where weekends become traditions and traditions eventually become a legacy. Property Highlights 50± acres in Monroe County, Wisconsin Approximately 5 miles east of Tomah Exceptional access near I-90/94 and US Highway 12 Same-family ownership for nearly 100 years Extraordinary 17± acre private lake Nearly 20 feet deep in areas Private boat launch 11 aeration diffusers Extensively managed private fishery Walleye, largemouth bass, crappie, yellow perch and bluegill Established forage base and reported natural reproduction 2.5± acre permitted pond constructed in 2023 New pond exceeds 16 feet in depth Unique island-style recreational peninsula Drilled well Electrical service on-site Established food plots Excellent whitetail hunting potential Thick bedding/security cover Waterfowl opportunities Bear Creek frontage Extensive internal UTV/trail system Thousands of planted evergreen trees Outstanding opportunities for fishing, boating, hunting, camping, UTV riding and year-round recreation Engineered septic system anticipated based upon recent soil evaluation; subject to design and governmental approval Annual property taxes reportedly under $340 Exceptional opportunity for a private fishing retreat, hunting property, recreational basecamp or generational family getaway Schedule your private showing today with Brandon Wikman or Joe Nawrot. Buyer must provide Proof of Funds Letter from bank or lender prior to showing. For more info contact Wisconsin Land Specialist, Brandon Wikman at 608.403.6003 Brandonw@uchunt.com or Joe Nawrot at 608.381.1627 // JoeN@UChunt.com Joe Nawrot and Brandon Wikman are Wisconsin’s #1 Ranked Listing and Selling Agents of United Country Real Estate working for the Wisconsin’s #1 Ranked United Country Real Estate Office.

Discover 42 acres of prime timberland on Stilly Town Road in Edward, North Carolina. Offering approximately 840 feet of road frontage and easy access, this versatile tract is ideal for recreation, hunting, or a private retreat. Established in 2007 and recently thinned, the timber provides tremendous long-term investment potential. Located just 40 minutes from Washington or New Bern, the property combines peaceful seclusion with everyday convenience. Healthy populations of deer, black bear, and wild turkey make it a true sportsman’s paradise. Whether you are seeking outdoor enjoyment or lasting value, this exceptional Eastern North Carolina property is an opportunity worth exploring.  

Rare opportunity to own 17.54 wooded acres within the City of Adams! This unique property offers the privacy and recreational feel of being miles from town while still enjoying the convenience of a city location. Good street access leads into a diverse wooded setting featuring towering white pines, jack pine, oaks, and a variety of other tree species. Trails wind through the property, making it easy to explore and access different areas. Looking for a secluded homesite? Build your home tucked back into the woods with plenty of natural buffer and privacy from neighboring properties. Open areas throughout the acreage provide opportunities for food plots and stand locations. Hunting is permitted with archery equipment, giving you the chance to pursue whitetails right on your own property. Whether you're looking to build, hunt, recreate, or simply own a private piece of land on the edge of town, this 17.54-acre property offers a combination that is hard to find.

This Glade Park Property sets itself apart from the rest. This 36 acre property has Little Dolores River winding through it for over 1800 feet. The river runs through the center of the property for the entire length of the property giving it its varying terrain and diverse plant life. The frontage side of the lot is flat with cleared sage brush, as you head towards the river it transitions into pinion and juniper before it hits a band of rock outcroppings above the river. This area is know to be one of the heaviest traveled areas on unit 40 for elk migrating from the forest to the lower elevations. Sitting at 6800 feet in elevation it is generally cooler than the Grand Valley and still is low enough in elevation that the winters are typically still mild. Recreation is close with the Little Dolores River Pot holes being only ¾ of a mile away and miracle rock just under two miles away. This property would make an excellent house site or recreation property being only 45 minutes from Grand Junction.

An outdoor paradise awaits! This truly is a one of a kind 122+/- acres. Located in Waushara County this property is ready for its new owners! The 122+/- acres includes 48+/- acres of tillable land with great income potential and the balance of the land is mostly timber. Property is currently enrolled in MFL Closed so taxes are very affordable. Trails run throughout the property making it very easy to access it. This property truly has it all bedding and food what else could outdoor enthusiasts want? With many locations to build your dream home this is a must see property. Property is located just west of Redgranite off Hwy 21 in Waushara County.

A truly remarkable parcel of hunting land, from ducks, deer, and even great turkey hunting, this property truly has it all. This 92+/- acres has a portion of the property in a WRP Conservation easement, but is set up with stand blinds and trails. The wetland scrapes are holding plenty of water even in a dry year. Located dead center of the property is some world-class bedding holding lots of deer, with switch grass running through the property. Tillable land on the north end of the property, as well as several food plots. The current owner has done a lease trade with the neighboring farmer in exchange for hunting rights. This farm hunts considerably larger than a 92-acre parcel. This property has had a proven track record of success. properties like this don't come available often!

If you're searching for a secluded wooded property with abundant wildlife and immediate recreational opportunities, this 230± acre tract in Calais is an exceptional find. Located less than 10 minutes from downtown Calais, it offers an ideal setting for an off-grid home or cabin, with excellent opportunities for hiking, hunting, and enjoying the outdoors. Situated just under one mile off the paved Carson Road, this remote yet accessible property has remained largely untouched for decades. A stream and associated wetlands wind through the land, while the diverse forest provides outstanding habitat for local wildlife. Whether your vision is to enhance wildlife habitat, manage the timber resource, or simply enjoy the privacy and beauty of the forest, this property offers exceptional versatility. The land is enrolled in Maine's Tree Growth Tax Program and includes a forest management plan, providing reduced property taxes while preserving long-term timber value.  Although the property feels like a true backwoods retreat, modern conveniences are close at hand. Downtown Calais is just 5 miles away and offers shopping, restaurants, healthcare, and other essential services. For those traveling from farther away, Bangor International Airport is approximately 106 miles from the property. Outdoor recreation is one of the area's greatest attractions. Within an hour's drive, you'll find several renowned lakes, and the surrounding region features hundreds of thousands of acres of conserved public land open to hunting, fishing, hiking, ATV riding, and countless other outdoor adventures.

Prime 41-Acre Bastrop Land Nestled in the heart of Bastrop, Louisiana, this 41-acre tract offers an exceptional blend of natural beauty and versatile opportunity. The property is a rare find, ideal for those seeking a dynamic combination of hunting grounds, recreational retreat, timberland investment, and income potential. Surrounded by the rich landscape of northeastern Louisiana, the land is a sanctuary for wildlife and a canvas for outdoor enthusiasts. Outdoor and Investment Appeal This property’s dense timber and well-managed forest provide excellent habitat for deer and other game, making it a premier hunting destination. The timberland itself holds intrinsic value, promising a sustainable source of income through careful management and selective harvesting. Whether you envision creating a private getaway or a profitable landholding, this tract’s natural assets make it an ideal choice for both personal enjoyment and strategic investment. Recreational Versatility Beyond hunting and timber, the property’s location and terrain invite a variety of recreational uses. From hiking and wildlife observation to camping under star-filled skies, the land offers a peaceful refuge from urban life. Its accessibility in Bastrop ensures convenience while maintaining the secluded charm that serious outdoorsmen and nature lovers desire. Unspoiled Character What truly sets this property apart is the integrity of its environment. The land remains unspoiled by development, preserving its natural state and ecological balance. This untouched quality enhances the experience for anyone seeking a genuine connection with the land and its wildlife, making it a unique opportunity in today’s market.

82-Acre West Tennessee Farm & Hunting Land for Sale in Hornbeak, TN Located at 36.332071,  -89.306489 82-Acre Farm & Recreational Land for Sale | Hornbeak, West Tennessee This 82-acre former cattle farm in Hornbeak, Tennessee delivers an ideal mix of productive farmland, established infrastructure, and recreational value. Located in Obion County, West Tennessee, this versatile tract is fully equipped for immediate agricultural use, livestock management, or development into a private country homestead. Agricultural & Land Features Livestock Ready: Fully fenced pasture acreage previously utilized for cattle, well-suited for horses, rotational grazing, or hay production. Water Resources: On-site pond and installed automatic livestock waterers providing dependable year-round water supply. Property Access: Established interior road network allowing easy navigation across the entire acreage for trucks, farm equipment, and ATVs. Recreational & Homestead Potential Beyond its agricultural capacity, the land features prime wildlife habitat, making it an exceptional West Tennessee hunting property for deer and turkey. The expansive terrain offers multiple building sites with panoramic rural views, ideal for constructing a custom home, barndominium, or family compound with space to expand. Location & Opportunity Situated in a quiet, peaceful corridor of Hornbeak, TN, this property combines quiet rural living with strong long-term land investment value. Large-acreage tracts with fencing, water infrastructure, and road access are increasingly rare in this region.   Contact us today to schedule a private tour of this Hornbeak, TN farm.