Hunting Land Listings

Custom Residence on a Picturesque Secluded Setting

Off-Grid Hunting Property in Cass County, Texas

This beautiful 100 +/- acre timber tract in Cass County, Texas, offers a mix of mature hardwoods and pine, creating a nice hunting club property with long-term investment potential. The property features established internal roads for easy access throughout, along with winding creeks that provide excellent habitat for game. Conveniently located just 15 minutes from Atlanta, Texas, this property gives proximity to town but allows for an off-grid setup for camping. Whether you’re looking for a private hunting retreat, a recreational getaway, or a solid land investment, this tract checks all the boxes. Abundant wildlife, peaceful surroundings, and varied terrain make it a great opportunity in East Texas.

Riverfront Retreat: Hunt, Fish & Build Along the Spring River

Tucked away in the scenic countryside of Sharp County near Hardy and Ash Flat, this versatile property offers the perfect blend of recreation and opportunity. Electricity and public water are available at the county road that runs along the entire western border of the property. You'll find multiple prime build sites ready for your dream cabin, weekend getaway, or forever home among the parcel's gently rolling topography. The land features approximately 3 acres of open pasture with lush grass, along with 6 acres of mixed timber that provides privacy and natural beauty. The real star of the show on this property is an impressive 200 feet of frontage on the renowned Spring River, known for its crystal-clear water and outstanding smallmouth bass fishing. Located just a third of a mile from Harold E. Alexander Spring River WMA, you’ll have quick access to thousands of acres of public land offering exceptional hunting for deer, turkey, and hogs. Whether you’re casting a line, chasing game, or simply enjoying the peaceful setting, this property delivers the ultimate outdoor lifestyle in a highly desirable location.

Prime Build Site with Pond, Pasture, & Utilities

Discover the perfect blend of privacy, functionality, and opportunity on this stunning 27 +/- acre tract in Johnson County, Missouri. Whether you're looking to build your dream home, start a hobby farm, or rehab the existing home with minimal county restrictions, this property checks all the boxes. The acreage features a mix of lush pasture and scenic views, ideal for a few horses or cattle, with quality fencing already in place. A fully stocked pond provides year-round enjoyment, and the property offers breathtaking sunset views overlooking the pond to the west—creating a truly picturesque setting for your future home. Improvements include a detached 2-car garage with loft storage and a 30'x20' metal building complete with a lean-to perfect for equipment, livestock, or additional workspace. An existing home sits on the property and could serve as temporary living quarters while you build, or be renovated for long-term use. Alternatively, the structure could be removed to create a clean slate for your dream build—seller has gathered general, ballpark estimates for demolition, available upon request. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the abundance of wildlife, including deer and turkey, providing excellent hunting or viewing opportunities while enjoying your coffee in the mornings. Conveniently located just 15 minutes south of Interstate 70 for easy commuting and under 30 minutes to Lee's Summit for shopping, dining, and medical facilities, this property offers the peace of the country without sacrificing accessibility. With very few restrictions in Johnson County, this is a rare opportunity to own a versatile piece of land in a highly desirable area. Don’t miss your chance to make this property your own—schedule a showing today!

Private 34-Acre Mountain Retreat with Timber, Wildlife & Top-of-the-World Views

Tucked away in the rolling hills of Greene County, Tennessee, this 34-acre wooded tract offers the kind of privacy, natural beauty, and versatility that’s getting harder to find. Covered in large timber, including white oak, red oak, poplar, and scattered cedar, this property delivers that classic East Tennessee mountain feel with a peaceful setting that’s perfect for getting off the grid without being too far from town. With direct access from Wattenbarger Gap Road, a well-maintained county road, you’ll have easy, reliable entry year-round. One of the standout features of this property is the flexibility it offers with three distinct build sites. At the base, you’ll find an easily accessible homesite right off the road. Further in, a second site sits tucked into the middle of the property, offering total privacy and seclusion, ideal for a quiet cabin retreat. At the top, a third build site opens up to incredible elevated views, giving you that “top of the mountain” feel that East Tennessee buyers are always chasing. An old logging road already winds its way through the property, providing a solid foundation for access to each of these locations with just a little clearing and maintenance. Water features add even more character, with a small spring and seasonal creeks weaving through the landscape. The land is absolutely loaded with wildlife, making it a prime hunting tract for deer, turkey, and even bear. Whether you’re looking for your own private hunting retreat, a family getaway, or a potential investment with cabin rentals, this property checks all the boxes. Location is another major advantage. You’re less than 10 minutes from Interstate 81 (Exit 36), making travel simple and convenient. Greeneville is just 25 minutes away for everyday essentials, while Johnson City, offering major shopping, dining, and the region’s level 1 trauma center, is only a 40-minute drive. And when it’s time for entertainment or tourism, you’re just over an hour from Pigeon Forge, with Gatlinburg right beyond. This is a rare opportunity to own a sizable, usable tract with strong access, multiple build options, and serious long-term potential in East Tennessee.

East Texas Heaven - Timber, Pasture, Whitetail Hunting, & Build Your Dream

Properties like this one don't come around often, and when they do, they don't last long. Sitting on County Road 4520 in the highly sought-after LaRue area of East Texas, this gorgeous 40 +/- acre tract checks every box. You've got mature timber, rolling pasture, incredible wildlife habitat, and multiple secluded homesites, all with asphalt road frontage, community water, and electric available at the property. Step onto this land and you'll immediately feel what East Texas is all about. Towering mature hardwoods and pines timber cover approximately 21.5 acres, creating a canopy that offers both beauty and some timber value. The remaining 18.5 acres open up into beautiful rolling pasture ground, perfect for cattle, horses, or simply taking in a wide-open East Texas sky. Hunters will recognize this property for what it is: a legitimate whitetail deer sanctuary. The timber edges, cleared shooting lanes, natural cover, and abundant food sources have built a thriving deer population, including some bucks with serious antler size. Fresh rubs and scrapes are scattered throughout the property and tell you everything you need to know. The deer are here, and they're comfortable. One of the most unique features you'll find anywhere in the region is the productive blueberry trees growing on the property, harvestable every year right from your own backyard. It's the kind of detail that turns a great piece of land into something you'll never want to leave. Whether your vision is a quiet custom home tucked back in the pines, a small working ranch with room for horses or cattle, a serious hunting property, or all of the above, this tract delivers. Multiple private homesite options give you the freedom to build exactly where you want, surrounded by nature, with utilities already within reach. On top of everything this property has to offer, the location is hard to beat. You're just 15 minutes from Athens, 14 miles from Frankston, about 30 minutes from Jacksonville, and roughly 40 minutes from Tyler. You get the peace and privacy of the country without being far from the towns and amenities you need.

Hunting Retreat with Income

Located in south-central Gentry County, this 77 +/- acre property is sure to check many boxes for both recreation and income potential. A large, mature timbered draw runs from the north boundary all the way to the south, creating an ideal travel corridor and habitat for wildlife. A well-defined ditch winds through the center of the draw, providing a reliable water source for wildlife while also allowing convenient access to other areas of the property. Multiple creek crossings can be found along the ditch, making navigation practical and efficient. An electric meter is already in place on the property, positioned close to an ideal spot for a cabin or camper parking area, making it convenient for setting up a hunting camp or future getaway. Deer sign is abundant throughout, with well-established trails and natural crossings cutting across the ditch, highlighting consistent movement patterns. In addition to strong deer hunting opportunities, turkeys and even pheasants have been known to frequent the property. Beyond its recreational appeal, this tract also offers a solid income component. Approximately 47.5 acres are currently enrolled in the CRP program, generating an annual payment of $8,840 ($186.10 per acre), providing a dependable return. If you’re in the market for an income-producing recreational tract, this property is well worth a look. Call Gunnar Carpenter at (816) 886-8462 today to schedule your private showing.

Western Iowa Premier Hunting Acreage

Located in Harrison County, Iowa, this 33 +/- acre hunting retreat offers a custom-built home, a recently built storage building, and outstanding recreational opportunities. The 2 bedroom, 1 bathroom home features 1,360 square feet and was thoughtfully designed with hunters in mind. Tall ceilings and plywood-lined walls make it easy to display mounts and showcase hunting success throughout the home. The storage building provides excellent space for vehicles, tractors, ATVs, and hunting equipment. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the chance to pursue iconic Iowa whitetails just steps from the back door. The property is set up and ready to hunt, with approximately 14 stands in place and 3 established food plot locations. The proof is in the pudding with years of trail camera history. Bring your hunting partner because the owner has crafted several custom-built wooden treestands that have been strategically placed in premier locations across the property. Pressure has been very limited as the property has not been hunted for the last two years. Turkeys are also abundant throughout the property. If you are looking to expand your hunting range, the property borders thousands of acres of public hunting to the north and south. Properties of this affordability and caliber do not come up for sale often. Contact Rudy Vrtiska at (402) 801-1742 for your own private showing.

Stunning Build Sites With 10 +/- Acre Lake & Many Improvements

Discover the perfect blend of scenic beauty, functionality, and location with this exceptional 36.8 +/- surveyed acre property in Johnson County and the Warrensburg School District. Already divided into three parcels, this versatile tract offers endless possibilities, whether you're looking to build your dream home or develop into a family compound! Situated just 10 minutes east of Warrensburg and 15 minutes west of Whiteman Air Force Base, the property provides a convenient commute while maintaining a peaceful, rural setting. Located only ½ mile north of Y Highway, accessibility is a major advantage, with an established driveway and two additional driveways already in place. The land features a stunning 10 +/- acre lake, creating a picturesque centerpiece with multiple elevated build sites that offer breathtaking views, ideal for either a home on a pad or a walk-out basement. Improvements include a newer 60’x90’x16’ three-sided pole barn, perfect for equipment storage or agricultural use, along with a large, older livestock barn. Utilities are already in place, with electric, rural water, and a private well on the property, saving both time and development costs. The acreage is primarily clean pasture with well-maintained grasses and fencing along most of the boundary, making it suitable for livestock or recreational use. Whether you're seeking a private retreat, a productive piece of land, or a prime building opportunity not far from the Kansas City area, this property checks all the boxes. Contact Derek Payne today at (573) 999-4574 for more information or to set up a showing!

Robinson Canyon Hideout

Set 22 miles southwest of Buffalo, Wyoming, where Robinson Canyon meets the front of the Bighorns, this 44 +/- acre spread sits in country that hasn’t lost its edge. It’s quiet, with a mix of timber and pasture - the mountains close enough to feel, not just look at. No covenants, no HOA, this is 44 +/- acres with the freedom to use the land as deemed fit. The 2,064 square foot home was built to match the setting, including 2 bedrooms and 1 1/2 bathrooms. Hardwoods and softwoods run the whole interior: red oak trim, rustic maple in the kitchen, a cherry-finished master bathroom, and cedar ceilings. The home is equipped with a split heating and cooling system, providing efficient, quiet, and reliable climate control. Radiant floor heat keeps the temperature steady through the cold months, with two gas fireplaces for good measure. Both gas fireplaces are wired into a thermostat system, with an electric backup that automatically kicks on if the propane supply is interrupted. The home is equipped with an air-to-air exchange system that continuously brings in fresh outdoor air while exhausting indoor air, improving air quality, reducing humidity buildup, and helping maintain a more efficient and consistent indoor temperature year-round. The outbuildings are there to be used, not admired from a distance. A 25’x35’ insulated garage with a concrete floor handles vehicles and gear, while the 30’x70’ shop on the southeast end gives you room to work, store, or run a full setup. Both are tied into 200-amp electric service. Water is dependable and built for this climate. A 1,000-gallon cistern, paired with a 1,500-gallon holding tank, is foam-core insulated and set below frost - proven through winter without freezing. Wildlife is part of the rhythm here. Deer and turkey are an everyday presence, with elk and moose passing through as the seasons turn, following the draws and timber along the face of the Bighorns. The property falls in Elk Hunt Area 34 and Deer Hunt Area 30, with Region Y for nonresident hunting. This isn’t a dressed-up place trying to be something it’s not. It’s a solid piece of ground at the base of the Bighorns, with improvements done right and the kind of country that still holds onto its own.