Hunting Land Listings

Ottawa County Combination Farm with 2,015 Square Foot Brick Home

Located in Ottawa County, Oklahoma, this 80 +/- acre farm offers the perfect combination of productive pasture, mature timber, and comfortable country living. With approximately 57 +/- acres of timber and 23 +/- acres of pasture, the land is well-suited for livestock, recreation, or a private rural retreat. The farm is perimeter fenced and cross-fenced, providing excellent functionality for cattle or horses. The 2,015 square foot home features 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, offering plenty of space for a full-time residence or weekend getaway. Additional improvements include a 24’x24’ storage building, a 30’x60’ pole barn, and a 30’x75’ hay barn - ideal for equipment storage and agricultural use. Two ponds provide water for livestock and wildlife, enhancing both the usability and recreational appeal of the property. With county-maintained gravel road frontage, access is convenient and reliable year-round. This farm is being sold “as-is/where-is” and is priced below recent appraisal value, presenting an outstanding opportunity for buyers seeking immediate equity. Conveniently located just 18 miles from Miami, Oklahoma, 17 miles from Joplin, Missouri, 5 miles from Seneca, Missouri, and only 10 miles from the beautiful Spring River, this farm offers peaceful country living with close proximity to town amenities. Whether you’re looking for a working farm, recreational tract, or investment opportunity, this Ottawa County property checks all the boxes. Give Kevin Williams a call at (918) 559-8960 for more information.

Unique Wooded 40 in Southwest Price County

This southwest Price County acreage is an outstanding option to expand your hunting opportunities. This unique offering is accessed by a gravel road secured by a private gate. The Price 40 offers high ground with mature hardwood timber on the east half and thick cover for deer, bear, and grouse on the west portion. The property lies near agricultural land, big timber, and several creeks and streams. If the buyer desires, the parcel includes an 18’ The Lodge trailer that makes an awesome base camp. For a great price, the next owner can secure this foothold in a QDMA neighborhood surrounded by owners of large parcels of land. The deer sign is impressively thick. Dozens of trails, rubs, and beds abound as one explores through the county land and traverses into the heart of this secluded 40. From the access point on Hallberg Road, there are almost 100 feet of elevation sloping to the west before one hits the west line of the Price 40. The fact that this parcel is embedded a quarter mile off the road with no road frontage means it will hunt much bigger than a standard 40 acres. The Price 40 is accessible through an exclusive right-of-way lease with Price County. The parcel also connects to landlocked Managed Forest Lands open to public hunting. Private access, additional public land to hunt and explore, and a very nice base camp make this affordable parcel a strong investment for numerous future outdoor adventures. This area of Price County is rich with wildlife. Deer sign is plentiful, and the property is located in one of the country’s top ruffed grouse regions. This parcel is in Managed Forest Lands - closed for low taxes and future timber revenue.

Liberty Lodge l A Legacy Ozarks Mountain Retreat

Set at the end of a long, private drive that meanders through 171+/- acres, the 2,400 square-foot, 3 bedroom, 3 bath custom log home was designed to belong to its setting. Rather than clearing the land, the structure was fitted into it. Mature hardwoods were preserved. The creek below was used to create a serene lake teeming with wildlife. Sightlines were protected. From a distance, the home appears to rise naturally from the terrain, anchored by stone and framed by forest. Construction emphasized longevity over speed. Massive hand-peeled logs were selected and placed with intention. Exposed beams and solid-wood surfaces define the interior, while native stone was used extensively throughout the landscaping and the home, most notably in the great room fireplace, constructed stone by stone as the visual and functional heart of the residence. Inside, the layout favors gathering without excess. The kitchen was designed as a working centerpiece, anchored by a substantial stone island and surrounded by custom cabinetry and high-end appliance finishes. Living spaces flow easily from one to the next, with large windows drawing in light, treetops, and views of the water below. The home offers multiple living levels, allowing for both privacy and togetherness. Lofted and upper-level spaces provide guest accommodations, while the lower level was designed for extended stays, recreation, or quiet retreat. Each space reflects restraint, proportion, and purpose. Additional features include a gun safe room with a workbench in the basement, a greenhouse, horse corral, and miles of trails right out your door. Whether you're riding horses, gardening, hunting, or simply enjoying the quiet, this property offers a lifestyle that's becoming harder to find. Water defines the land. A clear, spring-creek winds through the property beneath rock shelves and shaded banks, providing a constant natural presence. Beyond the creek, purpose-built ponds were carefully constructed and stocked, adding both function and serenity to the landscape. Wildlife moves freely throughout the acreage, and the surrounding forest remains largely unchanged. The property spans 171+/- acres, adjoining protected national forest land and offering the rare assurance of permanent privacy and ultimate hunting opportunity. Despite the seclusion, the estate also remains within close proximity to the waters and recreation of Table Rock Lake—creating a balance of access and retreat that is increasingly difficult to find. This home was built with legacy in mind, with respect for the land and an expectation of longevity. A place meant to be returned to, lived in fully, and ultimately passed on. Properties of this scale, craftsmanship, and setting rarely come available—particularly those with a craftsmanship this intentional.

Quivira Honey Hole Farm and Oil

Located just 4 miles from the renowned Quivira National Wildlife Refuge and positioned directly along a highly imprinted waterfowl flyway, this property offers a perfect combination of farm and oil income production with prime waterfowl habitat. Properties in this immediate area are highly sought after due to their proximity to one of the most important migration corridors in the Central Flyway, making this an exceptional opportunity for both investors and avid hunters. The farm features approximately 70.96 acres of productive dryland currently planted to wheat, providing dependable agricultural income as well as attractive feed for local wildlife. Complementing the cropland are 87.65 acres of native pasture, enhanced by a marshy lowland area that naturally holds water. A reliable 10-acre pond and the presence of Peace Creek further elevate the property’s wildlife appeal, offering year-round water sources that attract ducks, geese, and other game. Improvements include a water well and a traditional windmill, supporting both livestock operations and habitat management. The property also includes mineral rights, providing additional long-term income potential alongside the existing oil revenue stream. Whether you are searching for a strong recreational tract, a diversified income-producing investment, or a combination of both, this property delivers location, habitat, and revenue in one compelling package just minutes from one of Kansas’ most iconic wildlife destinations.

Outdoorsman's Paradise with 25 +/- Acre Lake near Grand River

Midwest Land Group is proud to present this beautiful recreational property located in Carroll County, Missouri. Consisting of 132 +/- total acres, the combination of great hunting, timber, river access, and an abundance of surface water makes this tract unlike any other. Whether you are looking to add some acreage for hunting, land a great spot for fishing with the family, or build in the country with an incredible surrounding, this property is as prime as they come. The highlight of the property is most certainly the 25 +/- acre lake. Constructed in the 60s, this man-made lake is secluded and surrounded by beautiful timber that is mostly oak, with many access points. It would be a beautiful backdrop for someone to build their dream home in the country and overlook the water. The lake is an obvious attraction for waterfowl throughout the year, being so large in a very great location for geese and ducks. Additionally, a 2.84 +/- acre pond stocked with the same fish makeup allows for another spot to enjoy on a smaller scale. From a hunting perspective, the area is known for great waterfowl. With the Grand River only 1 mile away, the property is located in one of the best flyways in the state. Additionally, the Missouri River is only 3 miles away to the south. Having such a large body of water in such a great area is a recipe for success. Several notable duck clubs are located in the neighborhood, solidifying the quality of hunting to expect. The back of the farm has an oxbow that creates an exciting opportunity to potentially use the lake and flood a timber hole as well. The eastern border of the property runs along Big Creek. Don't overlook the deer and turkey as well, as this region of the state holds some exceptional hunting. The landowners do not hunt; however, several nice bucks have been seen each time out on the property. There are approximately 24 +/- tillable acres, currently planted to corn, that will help keep wildlife throughout the season. With plenty of food, water, and cover, the recipe is there for some great whitetail hunting, especially during the rut when the natural corridors of the creek and lake create pinch points to hunt. Quail have also been heard during visits. Finally, the opportunity to build a country home or cabin near the lake is second to none. With both rural water and electricity at the road along CR 371, there are plenty of open spots that would be suitable for a build site. Currently, there are approximately 20 +/- open acres being cut to hay that are surrounded by nice oaks. Properties like this one with so much to offer rarely change hands, so don't miss this opportunity. Contact Drew Yarkosky at (816) 599-3647 for additional information, disclosures, or to schedule a showing.

A Rare Standard of Country Luxury - Immaculate 4 +/- Acre Timber-Backed Estate

Set against a stunning backdrop of mature timber just south of Knoxville, this custom-built 4 +/- acre estate offers a level of craftsmanship, cleanliness, and care that is increasingly difficult to find. Tucked just a quarter mile off Highway 14, the property feels private and peaceful, yet remains conveniently close to town. From the moment you enter the drive, new fencing and meticulously maintained grounds set the tone for what awaits - a home and property preserved to an exceptional standard. The level of cleanliness and maintenance throughout - including mechanical areas, trim work, exterior concrete, and finished spaces - reflects true pride of ownership rarely seen in rural properties. The main residence offers four bedrooms and three and a half baths, including three conforming bedrooms and one non-conforming, providing flexibility for guests, office space, or additional living needs. Soaring vaulted ceilings create architectural scale while maintaining warmth through natural wood finishes. White and red oak flooring flows throughout the main living spaces, complemented by hickory cabinetry, granite countertops, and stainless steel finishes in the kitchen. The living room centers around a dramatic wood-burning fireplace enhanced with pristine stonework, while a secondary gas fireplace provides convenience and efficiency. The master suite continues the theme of refinement with marble countertops, new fixtures, and pure cedar ceilings in the master bath - a space designed for both tranquility and function. Oak banisters, cedar shelving, solid oak and steel switch panels, sliding barn doors, surround sound, central vacuum, geothermal, updated lighting, and a reverse osmosis water system further reinforce the home’s superior quality. The three-season screened porch with Eagle windows extends the living space and captures picturesque views of landscaped grounds transitioning into prairie and timber. Outdoor spaces flow seamlessly from screened porch to premium composite decking and concrete to a beautifully designed firepit area, creating a cohesive and private entertaining environment. The timber backdrop provides natural privacy, visual depth, and a park-like setting that changes beautifully with the seasons. Beyond aesthetics, the property demonstrates exceptional structural and mechanical care. The roof, siding, flooring, fencing, lighting, and concrete surfaces have all been updated or enhanced. A lifetime-certified TSR concrete coating ensures long-term durability without chipping, peeling, or discoloration. Three laterals have been pumped, the water pump updated, and the propane tank is owned. Professionally finished concrete surfaces throughout the property are in outstanding condition. On the north side of the property stands a fully insulated 30'x40' workshop paired with a beautifully finished and fully self-contained 1 bedroom, 1 bath guest home (ADU). The shop has been recently upgraded with premium fine wood plank interior finish throughout the entire space, creating a clean, finished, high-end workspace rarely found in rural outbuildings. Radiant in-floor heat, double insulation, mini-split system, bonus air conditioning, steel ceilings, truck-height doors, and updated pump systems allow for year-round usability and comfort. The guest home has operated successfully in the past as a short-term rental and, along with the property’s flexibility, contributes to an estimated $30,000 in annual income potential. Mature apple, peach, cherry, tulip, and birch trees, along with blueberry bushes and newly planted hostas, enhance the setting. A cedar plank porch, outdoor lighting, garden shed, chicken barn, and woodshed further support a refined yet functional country lifestyle. Properties maintained to this standard - combining craftsmanship, structural integrity, income flexibility, and natural privacy - are exceptionally rare in today’s market. Shown by appointment only. Proof of pre-approval is required prior to scheduling. Call Land Agent Kyle Steinfeldt today!

Outdoorsman's Paradise 1 Hour from Kansas City - Deer, Turkey, Waterfowl

World-Class Whitetail Hunting Near the Missouri Line

Located in world-famous Decatur County, Iowa, this 37 +/- acre recreational tract offers exceptional hunting opportunity in one of the most sought-after whitetail regions in the Midwest. Situated approximately 75 miles south of Des Moines and just 3/4 mile north of the Missouri state line, the property is accessed by a low-traffic gravel road that transitions into a mud road with little to no through traffic, providing the privacy and seclusion serious hunters demand. The farm features outstanding habitat in every direction with proven trophy genetics and very low hunting pressure from neighboring properties. A diverse mix of hardwoods, softwoods, and native grasses covers the property, while numerous draws and ridges create natural travel corridors and ideal stand locations throughout. Premium bedding areas are highlighted by southern-exposure slopes with warm-season grasses, cedar thickets, and scattered young oak trees, offering excellent thermal cover and security. A secluded 1.5 +/- acre ridge-top food plot surrounded by massive timber creates a secure destination feeding area, while 3.5 +/- acres of tillable bottom ground carrying a 73 CSR2 rating provides both income potential and an additional food source. A small pond offers a reliable water source to help hold wildlife year-round. One tower stand is included with the sale. All trail camera photos were captured on this 37 +/- acre tract and the adjoining 22 +/- acres over the past two seasons, showcasing consistent deer quality and age structure. An additional 22 +/- acres directly north of the property is also available for purchase, providing an opportunity to expand and control more habitat. There are no HOAs or covenants in place. Buyers must be pre-approved prior to scheduling a showing. Contact the listing agent for more information regarding the additional acreage or to schedule a private tour.

Middle Branch Monarch - Premier Taylor County Whitetail Farm

This is, without question, one of the most well-laid-out whitetail farms in southern Iowa. Located in the heart of big-buck country, this Taylor County tract offers everything serious hunters and land investors are looking for — income, access, habitat diversity, and documented giant whitetails. It’s my privilege to represent some of the finest whitetail farms in the state of Iowa, and I can confidently say this one stands among the very best on the market right now. The Middle Branch of the One Hundred and Two River forms the north boundary of the property, creating a natural travel corridor that acts like a revolving door for rutting bucks in November. The farm is a true habitat-rich environment with thick cedar thickets, beautiful stands of CP25, well-maintained buffer strips, and a large, low-pressure bedding sanctuary in the northeast corner that sees very little intrusion. While previewing the property, I personally observed over a dozen bucks in a single visit — a testament to the age structure and overall deer density in the area. There are 56 +/- acres of open ground, including approximately 24 +/- acres of lush alfalfa under a share-crop agreement generating an additional $2,000–$4,000 annually. The alfalfa is a major draw, and it’s not uncommon to see 50–80 deer in a single sit. In addition to the hay ground, the farm includes CRP acres producing $7,028 annually, approximately $1,960 per year from a wind study lease, and additional open acres not currently enrolled in any program — offering flexibility for expanded food plots, clover, brassicas, or strategic kill plots. Rows of apple trees and other plantings are scattered throughout the farm, further enhancing year-round attraction. Access is a major strength of this property. You have gravel road frontage to the west and a more private Level B road along the south side. There are three separate field approaches on the south end, allowing you to slip in and out undetected and hunt multiple wind directions effectively. A well-maintained trail system runs throughout the entire property, providing seamless access for equipment, quiet entry and exit for hunting, and year-round usability across every corner of the farm. The neighborhood is known for producing mega-giant whitetails, and the trail camera history speaks for itself — these photos will leave you drooling. A grain bin is included with the property, and the farm offers a strong balance of recreation and income with an estimated total annual income of approximately $12,000. Shown by appointment only. Contact Land Agent Kyle Steinfeldt to schedule your private showing today.

71 +/- Acres of Versatile Oklahoma Land near Lake McMurtry & Stillwater

71 +/- unrestricted acres ideally positioned just north of Lake McMurtry and 15 miles from Stillwater, Oklahoma. This well-rounded tract offers a rare combination of agricultural productivity, recreational opportunity, and prime homesite potential. The property features mostly open pasture suitable for livestock, approximately 17 +/- acres of primarily hardwood timber providing excellent wildlife habitat, and three ponds, two of which are stocked with bass and crappie. Fully fenced with solid perimeter fencing and power available at the county road, the groundwork is already in place, whether your plans include building, grazing, or weekend recreation. Located just 5 miles from Lake McMurtry boat ramps and recreational areas on either the west or east side of the lake, less than 30 minutes to OSU, and approximately one hour to Edmond, this property offers country privacy without sacrificing convenience. A true multi-use investment in an area where ground doesn’t readily come available. Call listing agent Paul Smith for more information at (918) 397-2737. Shown by appointment only.