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If you have been looking for land that provides much more than deer hunting, then you have found the perfect place. This 450+/- acre hunting property is located off of Happyville road in Lasalle Parish with utilities on the North end of the property. This property has over 3 miles of Little River frontage and there are multiple locations to put your dream camp. There are 50 acres along the river that have been cleared and would make a great dove field, pasture, or large food plot. The trail systems throughout this property are great. There is an 80 acre duck hole on the property that will dry up in the summer allowing you to plant vegetation. This property is not in any programs. Shumac Bayou runs along the south border of the property into Little river and I have jumped ducks up everytime. There is 130 acres of public land adjoining this property, and the owner of this property is the only one that can access it, giving you an additional 130 acres to hunt and grow deer. This place offers year around enjoyment, you will kill turkeys, ducks, deer, small game, and catch as many fish as you want in Little River! Call today to schedule a showing on this once in a lifetime property!

Double Diamond Ranch is a 140± acre live water recreational ranch near Kaufman on Country Road 104 in East Texas. The ranch has much to offer for the outdoor recreationist, the cattleman, or the nature lover! Come experience this wonderful piece of diverse grassland, rich creek bottom, and abundant water.   This is a live water ranch, with about 0.6 miles of Williams Creek making up the southeastern boundary.  There's also a 4-acre lake and several other smaller ponds that are all stocked, making this property a gem for recreational and cattlemen alike. There are about 34 acres of floodplain along Williams Creek. There are about 20 acres of the forested floodplain and 17 acres of upland wooded areas, with the remaining 85 acres mostly pasture or hayfield with a few scattered trees.   There are abundant white-tailed deer, feral hogs, and furbearers. If you like bird hunting, there's seasonally abundant waterfowl on the 3 ponds, a 4.5-acre lake, and 0.6 miles of frontage on Williams Creek.  There is also a possible location for creating a large, 2 to 5-acre managed water duck marsh.   Dove hunting can be seasonally good, especially if some plantings are made or weedy areas are encouraged. The property has a 4800 SF, 60x80 FT dirt floor barn in the middle and an unfinished 1 bedroom, 2-bathroom barndominium with about 1400 SQFT of living space near the front of the property. With some finishing touches, this would make a great hunting cabin or weekend home, or it could be gutted and started over.   The property's soil consists of kemp loam, Axtell fine sandy loam, and Lufkin-Rader complex.  They are productive for wildlife and cattle and will grow hay and crops as a new owner sees fit. Most of the pastures are diverse, with many naturally occurring pollinator plant species and native grasses finding their way in. Whether you’re into running cattle, recreating, or just enjoying nature, this property has it all. Of note, a small old, 1800's cemetery sits in the middle of the property.

  This 120+/-acre property, located just 4 miles northeast of Malta, MT off Kjos County Road, offers 88.3 acres of irrigated hay ground with ditch rights and 31.7 acres of native grass. The Malta irrigation ditch runs through the property, providing 2 acre-feet of water per acre for the irrigated ground, which is managed by flood and siphon irrigation. Producing approximately 5 tons of hay per acre, the land is ideal for agricultural use and fall grazing after the hay has been harvested.The property is a prime hunting location with abundant deer and pheasant populations. Russian Olive, mature Cottonwood trees, and thick willow groves provide excellent habitat for whitetail deer, pheasants, and other upland game birds. Hunting on this land has been properly managed over the past 20 years, and the whitetail population reflects this. Fencing is in place on all boundary lines, including a newly constructed eastern boundary fence. The property is free of structures, except for an old cistern and outhouse location. Property taxes are $3,248.61 annually. Mineral rights, if any, will be retained by the seller. This is an exceptional opportunity for those seeking irrigated hay ground, prime hunting land, or fall grazing in Montana. For more details or to schedule a viewing, contact Tanner Anderson at Northwest Realty & Auction at 406.654.4473 or email at [email protected].

Dodson Creek Ranch - Cattle Grazing with Irrigated Acres The Dodson Creek Ranch located in Dodson Montana was operated by it's founding family for more than 100 years.  The ranch is rich in local history and is one of the originating members and developers of the Dodson and Phillips County’s Irrigation System.  The family also donated a portion of land from the ranch to Phillips County that has been the host to the Phillips County Fair for the past 100+ years. Montana Cattle Ranch for Sale: The Dodson Creek Ranch The property consists of 2,587+/- Deeded Acres. The ranch has been allotted 259+/- acres of ditch rights associated with the North Dodson Irrigation System and are typically allowed two to three irrigations per year. Hay production has not been part of the ranch operation for years.   The irrigated acres have been utilized for grazing purposes.   The remaining deeded acres consist of native range land. Water on this ranch is typically plentiful throughout.   With the Dodson Creek running the length of the ranch, water pockets in the creek will typically hold water.  There is a large dam on the north end of the property and another on the south, with a well located halfway up the Dodson creek service by a solar pump.  There is also a 400 gallon per minute well located on the south end of the property on the edge of the irrigated acreage that has not been utilized. Invest in Montana Ranching: Cattle and Hay Development The improvements consist of two mobile homes, calving shed, hip roof barn, shop, equipment shed, and a set of working corrals and 4 large pens that could possibly be converted and utilized as a feedlot.   All water to improvements comes from Dodson city water system. The local area has an average of 15” to 19” of precipitation a year, with an elevation of 4266’.

The 196 +/- acre parcel located at 226 Blue Lake Road Petal, MS 39465, is a nature lover's paradise, offering a wide range of outdoor recreational activities.  The property, located in Forrest County, Mississippi, is characterized by several oxbow lakes that are perfect for duck hunting and fishing enthusiasts. Additionally, it boasts a small bit of water frontage on the historic Leaf River, providing a picturesque backdrop for relaxation and exploration.  One of the most striking features of this property is the two man-made lakes created from reclaimed mining sites, which add to the natural beauty of the land. Moreover, the abundant sand and gravel sites provide opportunities for development and revenue generation.  Additionally, two large concrete slabs are in place, providing ample space for construction or other activities.  There is also a large building on the land that is in need of repair. Located just south of Hattiesburg, Mississippi, near the town of Petal, this property offers seclusion and privacy, making it an ideal location for a home or campsite.  The property is situated at the end of Blue Lake Road, providing easy access and ample parking. Whether you are looking for a recreational property or a hunting tract, this parcel has it all.  With its diverse landscape and abundant wildlife, it offers endless opportunities for outdoor activities and relaxation.

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

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

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