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Size, productivity, and versatility come together on this exceptional ±110-acre Lucas County farm near Woodburn. The largest of three tracts offered by the same seller, this property comprises four adjoining parcels with nearly 100% tillable acres and an average CSR2 of 53, making it an outstanding opportunity for producers, investors, and outdoor enthusiasts alike. Currently in row crop production, the farm has been responsibly cared for by the same tenant for more than 25 years. Buyers may continue the established rental relationship for immediate income or farm the ground themselves. Excellent access and extensive road frontage enhance both convenience and long-term value. A sizeable draw winds through the center of the property before extending east to a vast block of timber bordering premier neighboring whitetail habitat to the east and south. A small pond enhances the recreational appeal, while natural travel corridors and rolling topography create ideal wildlife movement. Productive tillable acres provide year-round wildlife nutrition while generating dependable annual income. Farms combining productive soils, dependable income, and exceptional recreational appeal are increasingly difficult to find. This is one of them!

Now available—115 acres of prime timberland offering outstanding hunting and long-term investment potential. The property features approximately 50 acres of mature hardwood timber, 45 acres of 20-year-old pine plantation that has been thinned once, and 17 acres that were harvested and replanted within the past five years. With approximately 1000 feet of road frontage on Mary’s Chapel Church Road, the tract provides convenient access while maintaining a private, secluded setting. A major powerline crosses part of the property, creating an excellent shooting lane and open area for wildlife management. This area is known for strong populations of whitetail deer, trophy black bear, and wild turkey. The property also backs up to Durham Creek, offering good duck hunting opportunities and areas of flooded timber. Conveniently located approximately 25 minutes from Washington and 35 minutes from New Bern, this is an excellent recreational hunting tract with diverse timber stands and strong potential for long-term timber income.

If you’re looking for a ready-to-use camp site with room to hunt, this tract offers excellent potential. A gravel pad is already in place, along with a shed and transferable solar panels. With generous road frontage along two roads, access is convenient and reliable. Beyond the gravel pad, the property opens into hardwoods with mature timber. Located along the Noble County line, this tract would make an ideal base camp without disrupting hunting activity on nearby land. It is set up for a camper and could also serve as a future homesite. The camper does not transfer with the property. Online-Only Multi-Parcel AuctionTracts will be offered individually and in any combination. Auction begins closing at 4:00 p.m. on August 24, 2026. Bidding is open now through August 24, 2026, at 7:00 p.m. ET.Learn more: https://www.ucrealestateandauction.com/.../Bellview.../83907Bid now: https://www.ohio-auction.com/auctions/17-bell-view-farm-llc-auction/multipar Listed by UC Land Pro and Auctioneer Ryan Biltz .

Expansive Timberland Retreat in Roxie Spanning 96 acres in the serene surroundings of Roxie, Mississippi, this remarkable property offers an exceptional opportunity for outdoor enthusiasts and land investors alike. Nestled amidst rolling timberland, the tract presents a vast canvas of natural beauty and recreational potential, ideal for hunting, land ownership, and quiet escape from the bustle of city life. Prime Hunting and Recreational Land Known for its abundant wildlife and diverse habitat, this parcel is a haven for hunters and nature lovers. The rich timberland provides excellent cover and food sources, creating an inviting environment for deer, turkey, and other game species. Whether seeking a weekend retreat or a strategic base for hunting excursions, the land’s natural features support a variety of outdoor pursuits and offer rewarding experiences in every season. Timber and Land Investment Beyond recreation, this property holds significant value as a timberland investment. The mature timber stands contribute to the land’s long-term appeal and offer potential for sustainable management or future harvest. This combination of natural resources and location in a peaceful rural setting makes the property a versatile asset, blending leisure and opportunity in the heart of Mississippi’s countryside.

Few tracts offer the combination of hunting, recreation, and investment potential found on this exceptional property. The more time you spend exploring it, the more its true value becomes apparent—from breathtaking scenic views and outstanding wildlife habitat to easy access and harvestable timber. Designed with the serious outdoorsman in mind, the property features multiple access points, several established stand locations, two strategically placed homemade blinds, and multiple food plots already in place. Much of the tract has been maintained as a sanctuary with limited human intrusion, creating an ideal environment for wildlife to thrive. An extensive trail system provides easy access throughout the property, making it simple to reach stand sites, food plots, and key hunting locations. With frontage along two roads, the property also offers excellent investment potential, including the possibility of future splits. If you're searching for a premier hunting property, this is one you won't want to overlook. It's a tract that truly deserves boots-on-the-ground exploration to appreciate everything it has to offer. For buyers seeking even more acreage, this property also pairs well with additional tracts being offered simultaneously. Online-Only Multi-Parcel AuctionTracts will be offered individually and in any combination. Auction begins closing at 4:00 p.m. on August 24, 2026. Bidding is open now through August 24, 2026, at 7:00 p.m. ET.Learn more: https://www.ucrealestateandauction.com/.../Bellview.../83907Bid now: https://www.ohio-auction.com/auctions/17-bell-view-farm-llc-auction/multipar Listed by UC Land Pro and Auctioneer Ryan Biltz

If you're looking for a turnkey hunting property that's ready for this fall, this tract deserves a closer look. Strategically placed food plots, Redneck blinds, established stand locations, and a well-maintained trail system make it ready for opening day. Carefully managed food plots, water holes, and multiple stand sites provide everything needed for a productive hunting season, whether you're looking for a standalone property or an addition to your land portfolio. Thinned planted pines have been managed to improve wildlife habitat, while established food plots create reliable feeding areas. Oak ridges and natural funnels offer additional stand opportunities and excellent hunting potential. The property also includes some harvestable timber, adding long-term investment value. Online-Only Multi-Parcel AuctionTracts will be offered individually and in any combination. Auction begins closing at 4:00 p.m. on August 24, 2026. Bidding is open now through August 24, 2026, at 7:00 p.m. ET.Learn more: https://www.ucrealestateandauction.com/…/Bellview…/83907Bid now: https://www.ohio-auction.com/auctions/17-bell-view-farm-llc-auction/multipar Listed by UC Land Pro and Auctioneer Ryan Biltz  

Hunting Property Bordering the National Forest    This exceptional 43± acre wooded property offers a rare opportunity to own a secluded tract surrounded by natural beauty and unmatched access to public land. Featuring mature timber, rolling ridges, and scenic views, the land provides a diverse landscape ideal for recreation, hunting, or a private retreat. One of the most striking features of the property is its bluffs overlooking Hurricane Creek, creating dramatic views and a peaceful setting. The land also includes three natural caves, adding character and unique exploration opportunities rarely found on properties of this size. What truly sets this property apart is its location. National Forest borders the land on three sides, giving you direct access to thousands of additional acres for hunting, hiking, and outdoor adventure. This creates the feel of owning far more land while maintaining the privacy and seclusion many buyers are seeking. Electric is already on the property, adding convenience for future improvements, and there are multiple ways to access the land, offering flexibility for building sites or recreational use. Whether you envision a cabin, hunting camp, or simply a place to escape, this property provides numerous options. Located less than one mile from Falling Springs on the Eleven Point River and under five miles from McCormick Lake, this tract places you near some of the area's most desirable outdoor destinations while still feeling remote and untouched. Opportunities like this are rare. Don't miss your chance to own a truly special piece of land.

FOR SALE | 391± Acres | Clay County, Texas From hilltops to river bottom, discover an exceptional North Texas ranch offering over 1.5 miles of Wichita River frontage, breathtaking elevation changes, and panoramic views that are rarely found in this area. In addition this property offers the perfect combination of large timber, open pasture and ground that could easily be turned back to tillable for grazing and/or food plots.  This diverse property features mature hardwoods, including large pecan, oak, and hackberry trees, excellent native grasses, and an extensive network of new interior roads providing easy access throughout the ranch. Multiple access points lead directly to the river, making it ideal for recreation, hunting, camping,  livestock, or building a one-of-a-kind dream home. Whether you’re searching for a premier hunting property, a working ranch, or a legacy investment, this property offers outstanding beauty, privacy, and versatility.  Property Highlights: 391± Acres(survey available) 1.5 Miles of Wichita River Frontage Outstanding Elevation Changes  Panoramic Views New Interior Road System  Multiple River Access Points Mature Pecan, Oak & Hackberry Trees Excellent Native Grasses Rural Water & Electricity Available Minerals 3 ponds/tanks Water Well Easily Accessible with County Road on two sides Broker's Remarks:  "What a hidden gem in Clay County, as you pull into the property it seems rather similar for the area; however, once inside the fence a 1/4 mile or so the entire world changes from this property.  From the expansive hillsides, and large draws amongst the terrain, to the remarkable drop off into the river bottom, you can't help but feel you are somewhere else.  This ranch is rich w/opportunities for this area. If you are an avid hunter, talk about awesome set up opportunities. If you like to get in there with them, there's the river bottom, with amazing cover throughout the ranch; however, if you like to harvest from a distance and like the long range challenge, there's just as many set ups. Livestock owners will also enjoy the opportunities. The expansive native grasses have been lightly grazed. In addition there is approximately 71 acres that could be cultivated.  With access to rural water and electricity a ranch home is a definite possibility,  problem is where to put the house with so many views. Campers and hikers would also love this place with ample river access points and canyons to traverse, there's tons to explore. What a rare opportunity this ranch is to own."   Matt McLemore Broker/Owner  UCRE/McLemore Properties DISCLAIMER: Buyer's agent (if applicable) must be identified on first contact and be present at all showings in order to receive a participation fee, IF a participation fee is being offered. CONTACT LISTING AGENT FOR DETAILS. If this condition is not met, the commission percentage will be at the sole discretion of United Country McLemore Properties. Buyers are responsible for verifying all information and to conduct their own due diligence to their satisfaction regarding the information contained herein. No representation is made as to the accuracy of the information, including the possible value of this Real Property, type of use, zoning, amenities or rights (including without limitation, oil, gas, other minerals and/or water rights) that may or may not be available. Buyers are encouraged to consult with their tax, financial and/or legal advisors before making a final determination regarding the purchase of Real Property, and further recommends that an information, which is of special interest or importance to Buyers, should be obtained through Buyers own independent verification.

Expansive Timberland in Harrisonburg Situated on 45.18 sprawling acres in the heart of Harrisonburg, Louisiana, this exceptional property offers a rare blend of natural beauty and recreational potential. The land is richly forested, providing a dense canopy of timber that creates an ideal habitat for wildlife, making it a haven for avid hunters and outdoor enthusiasts alike. The tranquil surroundings and secluded setting offer a peaceful retreat from the bustle of everyday life. Premier Hunting and Recreational Opportunity This property is perfectly suited for hunting adventures, with abundant game supported by the diverse timberland. Its varied terrain invites exploration and promises rewarding experiences for those seeking to connect with nature. Whether tracking deer through the woods or enjoying quiet mornings immersed in the landscape, the land's natural features foster an authentic outdoor lifestyle. Versatile Land for Multiple Uses Beyond its appeal as a hunting ground, this tract of land offers significant potential for recreational activities and timber management. The mature trees not only enhance the scenic beauty but also present opportunities for sustainable timber harvest. The versatile acreage can accommodate a range of uses, from building a private retreat to developing trails and other outdoor amenities, all within a serene rural setting. Ideal Location in Louisiana’s Countryside Located near Harrisonburg, this property benefits from a quiet countryside atmosphere while maintaining accessibility to local amenities. It embodies the quintessential Louisiana rural experience, combining natural splendor with practical land use possibilities. This land is a distinguished offering for those seeking a meaningful connection to the outdoors and a place to cultivate their recreational pursuits.

Imagine owning 80 acres of beautiful Maine countryside where your backyard extends into hundreds of acres of protected public land. Welcome to 113 Town Hall Road in Lakeville, Maine—a rare opportunity to purchase a diverse property offering open fields, mature forest, water features, scenic lake views, and exceptional recreational access at an affordable price. Located about 25 miles from Lincoln, 75 miles from Bangor, just over three hours from Portland, and under five hours from Boston, this property provides the perfect balance between peaceful seclusion and convenient access to shopping, services, and travel. The deeded 80-acre parcel includes a 60-foot right-of-way providing legal access and utility access. Approximately 2½ acres have already been cleared into open field, creating an ideal location for a home, cabin, hobby farm, or food plots for wildlife. A drilled well and septic system are already in place, saving both time and expense for future development. Flowing along the eastern side of the property is a branch of Weymouth Brook, adding natural beauty while attracting wildlife throughout the year. From portions of the land you'll enjoy picturesque views overlooking Junior Lake, providing a reminder that Maine's famous lake country is never far away. Perhaps the property's greatest feature is that it directly abuts the 890-acre Keg Lake Public Reserved Land managed by the Maine Bureau of Parks and Lands. This protected land offers exceptional opportunities for hunting, wildlife observation, paddling, fishing, hiking, and exploring some of eastern Maine's most scenic forests. ATV and snowmobile trail access from the property makes it easy to enjoy four-season recreation without hauling your machines to a trailhead. The surrounding region is home to the renowned West Grand Chain of Lakes, including Junior Lake, Keg Lake, Duck Lake, Bottle Lake, Sysladobsis Lake, and many other pristine waters known for outstanding fishing, boating, paddling, and wildlife viewing. Whether you're an avid outdoorsman, a future homesteader, or simply someone looking for a quiet place to invest in Maine land, this property offers tremendous potential. If you've been waiting for a reasonably priced parcel with lake views, existing improvements, recreational access, and direct frontage on Public Reserved Land, this Lakeville property deserves your attention.

Located off County Road E in Pittsville, Wisconsin, this 38.85-acre recreational property sits in the heart of Central Wisconsin and offers an exceptional blend of hunting land, agricultural income, future build-site potential, ATV/UTV access, timber value, and family-friendly outdoor recreation. This is the kind of tract that doesn’t just look good on a map—it functions. It hunts. It produces. It gives a buyer immediate use from day one while still offering long-term upside. The property features approximately 18 acres of agricultural ground currently rented to a local farmer and maintained in hay production, creating clean open ground, edge habitat, and potential annual income. The remaining 20+/- acres are wooded, carrying a strong mix of timber, mature oak, bedding cover, travel corridors, and classic Central Wisconsin habitat that deer, turkey, and wildlife naturally gravitate toward. There are a lot of big oak trees here—real timber, real mast production, real habitat value—and that matters. For the buyer looking for a manageable hunting tract that doesn’t require owning hundreds of acres, this property is a powerhouse. With extraordinary deer numbers, multiple stand locations, food plot opportunities, and excellent access, this farm is built for enjoyment. While this area may not be a spot where you’d take a 200” deer, make no mistake—this is a high-action recreational property in a Quality Deer Management area with strong wildlife movement and year-round habitat. It is the type of place where family, friends, kids, and new hunters can make memories every season. The hunting setup is already established with 10 ladder stands, 1 rifle box blind, and 2 active food plots. The combination of agricultural ground, wooded edges, mature timber, and nearby large-scale public habitat creates a dynamic whitetail environment. Deer can bed in the cover, feed in and around the fields, browse along timber edges, and move naturally through the property using multiple funnels and transition zones. Trail camera history shows consistent deer activity, along with turkey and other wildlife, reinforcing what the land already tells you when you walk it—this property is alive. One of the most compelling recreational features is the location. This property lies within approximately one mile of 21,000 acres of wildlife area, giving the future owner access to an enormous additional recreational footprint for hunting, hiking, scouting, exploring, wildlife watching, and year-round outdoor enjoyment. That is a massive lifestyle advantage. You can own a private, manageable 38.85-acre basecamp and still be surrounded by thousands upon thousands of acres of public opportunity. Access is another major strength. The property offers three entrances, seamless road frontage, and convenient entry points that make hunting, farming, equipment access, camper placement, and future building far easier than many rural tracts on the market. Whether you’re hauling in equipment, pulling a camper, bringing in a tractor, accessing food plots, or setting up for deer season, this layout is practical and efficient. The property is also buildable, with an electric meter already on-site, along with underground utilities and fiber-optic service along the road frontage. That combination dramatically expands the buyer pool. This is not just vacant hunting land. This is a potential future cabin site, rural home site, camper basecamp, hunting camp, weekend retreat, or legacy recreational property with modern infrastructure already in place. For buyers looking to escape the city but still stay connected, the fiber-optic availability is a meaningful advantage. The land is not enrolled in any government programs, giving buyers flexibility for future use, management, recreation, building, timber work, or continued ag rental. Annual taxes are impressively low at approximately $694, making this a very affordable holding for recreational buyers, investors, hunters, or families looking to secure land in Central Wisconsin. The timber component should not be overlooked. The wooded acreage includes very marketable timber, highlighted by big oak, hardwood cover, and mature trees that add both character and value. The woods have the kind of feel land buyers love—old-growth shade, fern-covered understory, scattered mast trees, hidden stand sites, and quiet pockets where deer can slip through without being seen from the road. It’s the kind of timber you walk into and immediately understand why wildlife uses it. From a lifestyle standpoint, this property is incredibly versatile. Bring the camper. Build the cabin. Hunt deer and turkey. Cut trails. Plant more food plots. Rent the hay ground. Enjoy ATV and UTV riding with the trailhead approximately one mile away. Watch the kids climb into a ladder stand for their first sit. Spend summer evenings around the fire after checking cameras. Let the property become the family’s Central Wisconsin basecamp. An added layer of long-term investment potential accompanies the property as well. Historical laboratory testing performed by FracTAL Analytical Laboratory indicated favorable grain roundness, sphericity, and coarse-grain characteristics commonly evaluated in industrial silica sand deposits. No representation is made regarding commercially recoverable reserves, permitting, zoning suitability, or mining feasibility; however, the reports are available to qualified buyers upon request and provide documented evidence of prior exploration. Any buyer interested in this potential should conduct their own independent due diligence with qualified professionals. At its core, this 38.85-acre Wood County recreational property for sale near Pittsville, Wisconsin offers a rare combination of usability, access, infrastructure, wildlife, timber, income, and future potential. Properties of this size with road frontage, electric service, fiber access, agricultural rental income, hunting improvements, buildability, and proximity to massive public wildlife acreage are hard to duplicate. This is not just land. This is a Central Wisconsin hunting camp, family retreat, investment holding, future build site, and legacy recreational property all in one. 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.   PROPERTY DETAILS: - Hunting land for sale in Wood County, Wisconsin - Recreational property for sale in Wood County, Wisconsin - Hunting property for sale in Wood County, Wisconsin - Land for Sale in Central Wisconsin - rural real estate for Sale in Central Wisconsin - deer hunting property for sale in Central Wisconsin - Brandon Wikman Wisconsin Land Specialist - Joe Nawrot Wisconsin Land Specialist

Charming 37-Acre Recreational Haven in Morton, Mississippi Discover a remarkable 37-acre parcel nestled in the tranquil surroundings of Morton, Mississippi. This exceptional property combines the best of hunting, timberland, and recreational land, offering an unparalleled opportunity for those seeking a private retreat immersed in nature’s beauty. Whether you are an avid outdoorsman or simply looking for a serene escape, this land provides a versatile canvas to craft your dream lifestyle. Rich Timberland and Prime Hunting Grounds The acreage is adorned with mature timber, creating a natural habitat that supports a diverse array of wildlife. The wooded landscape presents excellent cover for game, making it an ideal setting for hunting enthusiasts. The blend of dense forest and open spaces invites exploration and promises memorable outdoor experiences throughout the seasons. This property’s natural resources not only provide recreational enjoyment but also potential value through sustainable timber management. Peaceful Setting with Endless Possibilities Located in a quiet area of Morton, this land offers privacy and seclusion while remaining accessible to local amenities. The gentle topography and scenic surroundings make it perfect for building a cabin or retreat, allowing you to fully embrace the peaceful ambiance. Whether used for weekend getaways, extended stays, or future development, the property’s versatility ensures it can accommodate a variety of recreational pursuits and lifestyle aspirations. A Rare Opportunity to Own Mississippi Land This 37-acre tract represents a unique chance to invest in quality land that blends natural beauty with practical utility. It is a place where the rhythms of the outdoors can be savored, and where every visit brings new discoveries. For those who value privacy, wildlife, and the timeless appeal of Mississippi’s countryside, this property stands ready to fulfill those desires.

Welcome to 50 Wilderness Park Road in Mattawamkeag, Maine—a rare opportunity to own 34± acres of land featuring approximately 1,500 feet of frontage on the crystal-clear Mattawamkeag River and another 1,500 feet of frontage along Wilderness Park Road. If you've been searching for a property with exceptional privacy, easy year-round access, multiple building locations, and outstanding recreational opportunities, this one deserves your attention. Unlike many off-grid properties that require extensive infrastructure before you can begin building, this parcel already includes two separate driveways, each stretching roughly 1,000 feet into the property and leading to elevated potential building sites. With elevations ranging from approximately 200 to 350 feet above sea level, you'll enjoy scenic views, natural drainage, and multiple possibilities for constructing an off-grid cabin, family retreat, or recreational getaway. The extensive road frontage also creates the potential for subdivision, making this an attractive investment for the future. The Mattawamkeag River has long been considered one of Maine's cleanest and most beautiful waterways. It also holds an important place in conservation history. As a young man, Theodore Roosevelt found inspiration along this river while visiting a place now known as Bible Point, where he often read quietly in nature. Those experiences helped shape the conservation ethic that later defined his presidency and forever changed America's public lands. Outdoor recreation begins right from your property. ATV and snowmobile trails connect directly from the land, providing access to hundreds of miles of maintained trail systems throughout the region. Just minutes away, Mattawamkeag Wilderness Park offers riverside campsites, walking trails, and additional opportunities to experience the area's unspoiled beauty. Nearby, the mighty Penobscot River—the largest watershed in Maine, draining more than 8,500 square miles—adds even more options for boating, paddling, fishing, and exploring. Despite its peaceful setting, the property is conveniently located just 15 miles from Lincoln for shopping, restaurants, healthcare, and services. Bangor is approximately one hour away, while Augusta, Portland, and even Boston are all within an easy day's drive. Whether you're planning an off-grid homestead, a waterfront family compound, or simply investing in quality Maine land with exceptional river frontage and future potential, 50 Wilderness Park Road offers a combination of natural beauty, accessibility, and flexibility that's becoming increasingly difficult to find.

100 Acre Hunting and Recreational Property Located between West Plains, Missouri, and Salem, Arkansas, this 100-acre property offers a combination of farm potential, recreational use, and rural development opportunities in the Ozarks. The land is livestock-ready and features a gated entryway, power already on site, a new well, and high-speed internet available, making it suitable for a variety of uses. An old home place is located on the property, offering a potential starting point for future improvements. Multiple building sites provide options for a home, cabin, farm headquarters, or additional structures. The property also offers scenic views and is located near the South Fork of the Spring River, adding to its recreational appeal. With turnkey farm potential, hunting opportunities, livestock use, and investment potential, this 100-acre tract is well-suited for buyers looking for rural land in the Ozarks near West Plains, MO, Salem, AR, and the South Fork of the Spring River. Listed for $399,900. For more information or to schedule a showing, contact Cody Cooper at 870-291-7911 or United Country Ozark Realty at 870-368-4155.  

Hunting Land for Sale in Deport Texas Discover your ultimate outdoor getaway on this spectacular ±36.07-acre property tucked away in Lamar County. This sprawling acreage provides a versatile slice of North East Texas, creating an exceptional setup for avid sportsmen, nature lovers, atv trail riding, or anyone looking to build a private country retreat. Heavy woodland, quiet surroundings, and natural beauty define this unique property. Whitetail deer, turkey, feral hogs, thrive in this natural habit. The land delivers consistent game activity, making it a true paradise for bow hunting, rifle hunting, or wildlife photogaphy. Located just a short drive from Paris, TX known for its historic downtown square, unique shopping, and community events.

Mississippi River Hunting Land for Sale | 69 Acres in Lauderdale County, TN Secure a premier outdoor legacy with this rare 69-acre recreational and hunting property in Lauderdale County, West Tennessee. Positioned along the Mississippi River, this tract offers an unparalleled geographic advantage for avid hunters and land investors looking for a world-class wildlife retreat. Elite Border Location & Wildlife Habitat This acreage directly borders Fort Pillow State Park and sits adjacent to the Lower Hatchie National Wildlife Refuge. This strategic positioning creates a natural corridor for mature game, offering exceptional hunting opportunities: Trophy Whitetail Deer: Renowned West Tennessee bottomland genetics and heavy cover produce mature bucks. Wild Turkey: Abundant populations thrive across the diverse, wooded terrain. Waterfowl Development: High-potential topography allows for strategic duck hunting and wetland development near major flyways. Homesite Infrastructure & River Views The property features a prime, elevated homesite equipped with established power and a well, saving significant development costs. Overlooking the water, the site delivers expansive Mississippi River views, making it an ideal footprint for a custom hunting lodge, off-grid cabin, or private riverfront getaway. Unmatched Recreational Investment   With its unique boundary lines, direct river access, and proximity to protected state and federal lands, this 69-acre tract represents a highly liquid land investment asset class. It is fully optimized for immediate use as a private hunting club, weekend retreat, or long-term timber and recreational investment.

Rare opportunity to own approximately 130 remarkable acres with nearly 7,700 feet of frontage on the beautiful Chipola River in Blountstown, Florida. This unique recreational, hunting, and investment property offers an exceptional combination of river frontage, mature hardwoods, planted pines, natural springs, abundant wildlife, and existing improvements already in place. It is one of the largest private riverfront tracts currently available to own in this area. The Chipola River is widely regarded as one of North Florida's premier river systems, known for its crystal-clear waters, outstanding fishing, kayaking, canoeing, tubing, wildlife viewing, and scenic natural beauty. With direct access to this remarkable river, you'll enjoy year-round outdoor recreation right from your own property. Several natural springs are located throughout the tract, including the potential for a private spring-fed pond. A network of established cleared trails and access roads winds throughout the property, providing easy access for ATVs, side-by-sides, hunting, hiking, wildlife viewing, and exploring the land. Improvements include a covered 48x24 pole barn/pavilion equipped with solar panels, water well, power on site, and a cleared camp or homesite area, making this property ideal for immediate enjoyment as a hunting camp, weekend retreat, recreational getaway, or future homesite. The property has a proven history of producing quality whitetail deer and wild turkey, with established hunting areas and hunting infrastructure already in place. Whether you're casting a line along the riverbank, riding trails through the woods, watching wildlife, or enjoying evenings around camp, this property offers the privacy and freedom that large acreage ownership provides. It is equally suited for a family retreat, hunting preserve, timber investment, recreational property, or legacy estate to be enjoyed for generations. Conveniently located just minutes from downtown Blountstown, approximately 35 minutes to Marianna, 1 hour to Dothan, Alabama, 1 hour to Panama City, 1 hour 20 minutes to Tallahassee, and approximately 1 hour 15 minutes to the white-sand beaches of Panama City Beach, you'll enjoy seclusion without sacrificing access to shopping, dining, healthcare, airports, and Gulf Coast attractions. The property is also within easy reach of the renowned Dead Lakes area, a destination known for exceptional fishing, paddling, and outdoor recreation. Properties offering this combination of extensive Chipola River frontage, established trail systems, natural springs, abundant wildlife, existing improvements, and large acreage are becoming increasingly difficult to find. Schedule your private showing today and experience one of North Florida's most remarkable riverfront properties. Property Highlights Approximately 130 Acres Approximately 7,700 Feet of Chipola River Frontage Established Trail System Throughout Property Multiple Natural Springs Covered Pole Barn/Pavilion with Solar Panels Water Well Power On Site Cleared Camp/Homesite Area Excellent Deer & Turkey Hunting Fishing, Kayaking, Canoeing & Recreation Mature Hardwoods & Planted Pines Near Dead Lakes Recreation Area Convenient Access to Marianna, Dothan, Panama City & Tallahassee Approximately 1 Hour 15 Minutes to Gulf Coast Beaches Give your favorite local realtor a call for a chance to walk this amazing property in Calhoun County, Florida.

You’ve just found the kind of Vernon County hunting property that serious whitetail hunters spend years trying to create — a 77.85+/- acre ridge-top masterpiece near Hillsboro, Wisconsin, where every acre, every edge, every screen, every food plot, every water source and every stand location has been shaped with one purpose in mind: building, holding and hunting mature Driftless Region whitetails. This is not simply vacant hunting land. This is a highly improved, professionally designed whitetail habitat system in one of Wisconsin’s most respected deer counties — a turnkey recreational property where the heavy lifting has already been done, the access has been thought through, the habitat layers are in place and the future is only getting better. Located off Pine Avenue in Hillsboro, Vernon County, Wisconsin, this 77.85+/- acre tract sits in the heart of Southwest Wisconsin’s legendary Driftless Area, a region known for its rugged ridges, deep-cut valleys, hidden bowls, hardwood timber, secluded bedding cover and world-class whitetail genetics. Vernon County has long carried a reputation among serious deer hunters as some of the richest deer dirt in Wisconsin, and this property takes that natural advantage and elevates it with a strategic habitat plan that is already years ahead of most properties on the market. From the aerial view, you immediately see the story unfold. A private drive carries you into the property through a bottomland corridor, crossing near the winding Pine River drainage before climbing toward a secluded ridge-top hunting system that has been carved, planted and layered into a true whitetail sanctuary. The land rises from lower ground into a commanding ridge complex, offering elevation changes, natural funnels, saddles, bedding knobs, pinch points, benches and field-edge transitions that create the exact type of terrain serious hunters dream about. The centerpiece of the property is roughly 20 acres of ridge-top habitat that has been intentionally designed with screening cover, hidden food plots, structured movement corridors and destination feeding areas. This is where the property separates itself from ordinary hunting land. Instead of open fields and random stand locations, this ridge has been built with purpose. Head-high switchgrass plantings create powerful visual barriers and covert access routes, allowing hunters to move to and from stand locations with a level of concealment rarely found on properties of this size. That matters. A lot. The ability to enter, hunt and exit without blowing deer off the property is one of the most overlooked details in recreational land ownership, and this tract has been designed around that principle from the beginning. Switchgrass corridors help guide movement, hide access and create the kind of layered habitat that makes mature bucks feel secure during daylight. The food plots are not simply planted for attraction; they are tucked, screened, shaped and positioned to work with the wind, terrain and bedding cover. Currently, there are approximately 4 acres of established food plots consisting of soybeans, clover and fall plantings. These plots provide year-round nutritional value and late-season attraction while working in concert with the surrounding cover. The layout includes multiple food plot pockets, edge systems and open feeding zones that create bowhunting and gun hunting opportunities across a variety of wind directions. Whether you are targeting early-season velvet patterns, October cold fronts, rut cruising activity or late-season food source movement, this farm gives you options. The hunting infrastructure is already in place with three box blinds and additional ladder stand setups positioned throughout the property. These setups overlook strategic food sources, travel corridors and high-value transition areas, giving the next owner a ready-to-hunt system from day one. The existing trail camera history and harvested buck photos speak loudly to the quality of deer using this ground, with mature bucks, impressive antler development and consistent whitetail activity proving that this property is not theoretical — it is already producing. Hundreds of trees and shrubs have been planted across the property to create long-term food, cover, browse, thermal protection and diversity. Plantings include pines, white oak, maple, swamp white oak, highbush cranberry, red osier dogwood, persimmon, chestnut, hybrid poplar, willow, yellow twig dogwood, apple tree groupings, cedars and Norway spruce, along with additional wildlife-focused plantings throughout the ridge and lower habitat zones. This kind of investment is expensive, time-consuming and difficult to replicate, but it pays dividends for decades. For the whitetail hunter, these plantings mean future mast, browse, bedding structure, wind protection, screening cover and increased holding power. For the land steward, they represent a forward-thinking habitat improvement plan that will continue to mature, thicken and improve year after year. The combination of hardwood timber, switchgrass, food plots, shrub corridors, conifer cover, water sources and rugged terrain creates a property that does more than attract deer — it gives them reasons to live there. The property also features two wildlife water holes, a critical component in any high-level whitetail management plan. Water holes positioned within secure cover can become powerful daylight movement anchors, especially during warm early-season sits, dry fall periods and rut-related cruising activity. When paired with food, bedding, security cover and limited-pressure access, these water sources add another layer of control and predictability to the hunting system. This is the difference between land that simply has deer and land that is built to hunt deer intelligently. The terrain itself is pure Driftless Region character — rolling ridge tops, hardwood timber edges, secluded valleys, steep contour breaks and sweeping views across one of Wisconsin’s most beautiful rural landscapes. The contour maps show a dramatic elevation profile, with the property sitting in a pocket of ridges and valleys that naturally funnel deer movement. These elevation changes create travel routes that mature bucks use year after year, especially when moving between bedding cover, food, water and neighboring timber systems. The surrounding neighborhood appears to be a powerful asset as well. Large blocks of timber, agricultural fields, creek bottoms and limited-pressure cover surround the property, creating a broader landscape capable of supporting high-quality whitetails. This tract sits as a managed, improved hub within that larger deer habitat system. In other words, you are not just buying 77.85 acres — you are buying into a proven Vernon County deer neighborhood with the infrastructure already built to capitalize on it. The property is enrolled in MFL Closed as of 2025, offering potential tax advantages while keeping public access restricted under the closed designation. For buyers looking for a managed timber and hunting property in Wisconsin, this adds another layer of long-term land stewardship and ownership strategy. Beyond the hunting, this is a beautiful recreational property for anyone who appreciates Southwest Wisconsin land. The Pine Avenue location near Hillsboro places you in a region known for outdoor recreation, scenic drives, trout streams, public land, kayaking, hiking, camping and small-town Wisconsin charm. Hillsboro, La Farge, Ontario, Viroqua, Elroy, Kendall and the surrounding Kickapoo Valley area are all part of the broader lifestyle appeal. This is the kind of property where you can hunt hard in November, scout sheds in March, plant food plots in spring, run cameras through summer and watch the entire farm come alive again each fall. This 77.85+/- acre Vernon County tract has the critical ingredients: ridgetop food, secure bedding, switchgrass screening, water, hardwood timber, mast-producing plantings, thick cover, private access, proven deer history, established blinds and a serious Quality Deer Management mindset. It is rare to find a property where the structure, improvements and wildlife plan are this far along, especially in one of Wisconsin’s most recognized whitetail regions. If you are searching for hunting land for sale in Vernon County, WI, Southwest Wisconsin recreational land, Driftless Region hunting property, Wisconsin whitetail property, land near Hillsboro, Wisconsin, or a turnkey trophy deer hunting tract, this Pine Avenue property deserves your full attention. This is not just a place to hang a stand. This is a purpose-built deer hunting property with the bones, the cover, the food, the water, the access and the history to become a true legacy farm. 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.   PROPERTY DETAILS: - Hunting land for sale in Vernon County, Wisconsin - Recreational property for sale in Vernon County, Wisconsin - hunting property for sale in Vernon County, Wisconsin - Land for Sale in Southwestern Wisconsin - rural real estate for Sale in Southwest Wisconsin - deer hunting property for sale in Southwest Wisconsin - Brandon Wikman Wisconsin Land Specialist - Joe Nawrot Wisconsin Land Specialist

This exceptional 40± acre farm and recreational property captures the very best of Wisconsin's renowned Driftless Region, where productive farmland meets premier hunting habitat amid some of Southwest Wisconsin's most scenic countryside. Convenient ridgetop access welcomes you onto a property that seamlessly blends fertile tillable acreage, mature hardwood timber, breathtaking bluff-top views, and exceptional wildlife habitat into one highly versatile land offering. One of the property's defining features is its panoramic ridge-top building potential, offering elevated homesites with sweeping views across the surrounding valleys and wooded ridges. Whether your vision includes building a forever home, a weekend cabin, or a country retreat, the setting provides an incredible backdrop that showcases the natural beauty of the Driftless landscape in every season. The fertile tillable acreage provides excellent opportunities for crop production, food plots, or rental income, while the mature hardwood ridges and valleys create outstanding cover, natural travel corridors, and ideal habitat for wildlife. This area has earned a well-deserved reputation for producing quality whitetail deer and thriving turkey populations, making it equally attractive as a recreational retreat or hunting property. Beyond the property lines, you'll find yourself surrounded by many of the outdoor amenities that make this region so desirable. World-class trout streams, public hunting opportunities, scenic backroads, and countless recreational destinations are all within easy reach, while the nearby communities of Westby, Viroqua, and La Crosse provide convenient access to shopping, dining, healthcare, and everyday services. Properties offering this combination of panoramic building sites, productive farmland, mature hardwood timber, proven wildlife habitat, and convenient access are becoming increasingly difficult to find throughout Southwest Wisconsin. Whether preserved as a working farm, developed into a private country estate, or enjoyed as a recreational getaway, this is the kind of Driftless property that offers immediate enjoyment today while creating a lasting legacy for generations to come.

Expansive Bastrop Acreage Spanning 360 acres in the heart of Bastrop, Louisiana, this remarkable property offers a rare blend of natural beauty and versatile potential. Nestled amid lush timberland, it invites those seeking a tranquil retreat with endless opportunities for recreation, investment, and sustainable income. The vast acreage provides an impressive canvas for outdoor pursuits or future development, making it a truly exceptional offering in the region. Prime Hunting and Recreational Land Carefully maintained timberland creates an ideal habitat for abundant wildlife, making this property a hunter’s paradise. The diverse terrain and dense forest cover offer excellent stalking grounds and a rich environment for game species. Beyond hunting, the land’s natural features encourage a wide range of recreational activities, from hiking and horseback riding to camping and wildlife observation, ensuring enjoyment throughout the seasons. Investment and Timber Value This property is more than just a scenic escape; it holds significant investment potential. The thriving timber stands promise sustainable harvesting opportunities, providing a steady income stream while preserving the land’s ecological integrity. Whether you envision long-term growth or immediate returns, this parcel stands as a valuable asset in the timberland market. Secluded and Serene Setting Located in a peaceful area of Bastrop, the property offers privacy and quietude far from the bustle of city life. The expansive acreage allows for complete seclusion, making it an ideal place to build a private retreat or lodge. Embrace the serenity of rural Louisiana while enjoying the conveniences nearby, perfectly balancing solitude with accessibility.

Scenic 38-Acre Retreat in Olla, Louisiana Set amidst the rolling landscapes of Olla, Louisiana, this 38-acre property offers a rare blend of opportunity and natural beauty. Ideal for those seeking a versatile parcel of land, it serves as a perfect canvas for hunting excursions, timberland investment, and recreational pursuits. The property’s expanse is a testament to the quiet charm and rich resources of the region, promising both privacy and potential. Prime Hunting and Recreational Land Embraced by Louisiana’s lush greenery, this tract is perfectly suited for avid hunters and outdoor enthusiasts. The diverse terrain provides abundant wildlife habitat, making it a prime location to experience the thrill of the hunt or peaceful days immersed in nature. Whether used for seasonal hunting or year-round exploration, the land’s natural features create an inviting sanctuary for all kinds of outdoor activities. Investment and Timberland Potential Beyond its recreational appeal, the property stands out as a sound investment opportunity. The timberland aspect offers sustainable value through the management and harvesting of native trees, adding an income stream alongside its natural allure. This combination of utility and beauty makes the parcel attractive not only for personal enjoyment but also for long-term financial growth. Endless Possibilities in a Tranquil Locale Located in a serene part of Olla, the land invites visionaries to craft their ideal rural retreat or expand their portfolio with a piece of Louisiana’s treasured landscape. With no existing structures, the space awaits your personal touch, whether for building a cozy cabin, establishing a private hunting camp, or preserving it as a natural haven. This property embodies the essence of rural charm and strategic land ownership.

This 196± acre hunting and recreational tract is located in the Ozark Mountains near Calico Rock, Arkansas, in Izard County. The property is just minutes from the White River and offers a secluded setting with private road access and legal access in place. The acreage is primarily timberland with a mix of oak, pine, hickory, and softwoods, providing habitat for whitetail deer, turkey, and other native wildlife. A 10± acre field is located near the center of the property and could be used for a food plot, recreational use, or potential building site. An old homesite is also located on the property with an existing electric line nearby. This area offers potential for a cabin, hunting camp, or future home, with views toward National Forest land to the west. Surrounded by larger acreage, this North Central Arkansas land listing offers opportunities for hunting, recreation, timberland ownership, and rural property use near Calico Rock, the White River, and the Ozark Mountains. Offered at $490,000. For more information or to schedule a showing, contact David Sharp at 870-291-7392 with United Country Ozark Realty at 870-368-4155.  

Expansive Timberland in Liberty, Mississippi Spanning an impressive 63.75 acres, this extraordinary property in Liberty, Mississippi offers a rare opportunity for those seeking a blend of hunting, recreation, and timberland investment. Nestled in a region known for its natural beauty and abundant wildlife, the land provides an ideal sanctuary for outdoor enthusiasts and conservationists alike. Prime Hunting and Recreational Setting The vast acreage is perfectly suited for hunting, with diverse habitats that support a thriving ecosystem. Rolling hills, dense woodlands, and open fields create an inviting environment for deer, turkey, and other game species. Whether you are an experienced hunter or simply enjoy the tranquility of nature, this property presents endless possibilities for year-round outdoor activities. Timberland Value and Natural Beauty Rich in mature timber, the land holds significant value beyond recreation. The carefully managed forests offer sustainable harvesting potential, ensuring a long-term asset that harmonizes with the landscape’s natural rhythm. The blend of pine and hardwood stands enhances the scenic vistas and fosters a healthy wildlife habitat. Secluded and Untouched Wilderness With no residential structures on the property, the land remains an unspoiled canvas waiting for your vision. Its remote location guarantees privacy and a deep connection with the environment, making it a perfect retreat from the bustle of daily life. This is a place where the quiet rustle of leaves and the call of wild birds become a daily soundtrack.

Prime Location in Ellisville Spanning over 30.68 acres in the heart of Ellisville, Mississippi, this exceptional property offers an unparalleled opportunity for those seeking a versatile outdoor retreat. Nestled amidst the natural beauty of the region, the land is perfectly suited for a variety of uses, whether as a hunting haven, recreational escape, or timberland investment. Its strategic location provides both privacy and accessibility, making it a rare gem in this sought-after area. Ideal Hunting and Recreational Terrain The property’s diverse landscape caters to avid hunters and outdoor enthusiasts alike. Rich with native timber and natural cover, it creates an inviting habitat for local wildlife, presenting abundant opportunities for hunting game in a serene and undisturbed environment. The terrain also lends itself beautifully to recreational activities, from hiking to wildlife observation, ensuring endless enjoyment for nature lovers. Timberland Investment Potential This land is not only a recreational paradise but also a valuable timberland asset. The mature trees offer sustainable harvesting prospects, appealing to those interested in long-term land stewardship and timber management. The balanced mix of timber and open spaces enhances both the property’s ecological value and its aesthetic charm, promising a rewarding ownership experience. Unspoiled Natural Beauty With no existing structures such as bedrooms or bathrooms, the property presents a blank canvas for future development or preservation according to the owner’s vision. Its untouched nature invites one to create a personalized sanctuary, whether building a cabin, establishing a family retreat, or simply enjoying the peaceful surroundings as they are. This is a rare opportunity to own a substantial parcel of land in Ellisville, where the rhythms of the outdoors take center stage.