Hunting Land Listings

124 +/- Acres in One of Southern Kentucky's Premier Hunting Valleys

Welcome to 124 +/- acres in Pulaski County, Kentucky — a rare and storied tract set in one of the most productive valleys in Southern Kentucky. Blending working pasture, diverse timber, creeks, and deep historical character, this property is a true blank canvas for the hunter, investor, or outdoor enthusiast looking to build something that lasts for generations. Roughly 22 +/- acres of productive pasture anchor the heart of the farm, with another 5 +/- acres of overgrown pasture that a new owner can reclaim or leave standing as wildlife cover. A creek bed runs along both the west and east sides of the property and across the south end of the main pasture, supplying water for wildlife and adding to the natural beauty of the land. To the west, the pasture gives way to thick habitat and a coniferous grove, while the woody cover wrapping the fields to the south and east opens into a diverse mix of hardwood species. Together, this timber represents a potential long-term investment while doing double duty as some of the best bedding cover on the farm. For the hunter, this is a proven big buck area and a genuine hunter's paradise. The property supports an extensive and healthy deer and turkey population, and the thick creek bottom and habitat on the west side create incredible bedding both summer and winter. An improved trail system, updated in 2026, ties the property together. The property is currently held in a hunting lease that expires the year of the sale, allowing a new owner to step into the field with a clean slate. Beyond hunting, this land carries a history few properties can match. According to local and family history, the tract traces back to the War of 1812 (1812–1814). Hezekiah Haynes served in the war and, in lieu of pay, received a land patent of several hundred acres. In 1815 he built the Haynes Place, a log homestead anchored by hand-laid limestone chimneys, and established a working farmstead with a large barn, corn crib, and  streamside garden. These ruins sit on the western side of the farm today. The Haynes family Cemetery sits at the top of the main entrance from the north and is accessible, with access to the property running along Haynes Cemetery Road. Location only adds to the appeal. The farm sits just 10 miles, or about 15 minutes from Somerset, and only 0.8 miles from the Cumberland River. Beaver Creek WMA is 20 miles (30 minutes) away, and Lake Cumberland is roughly 30 minutes out, putting thousands of additional acres of public recreation and world-class water within easy reach. Lexington is 90 miles (1 hour 40 minutes), Knoxville 110 miles (2 hours), Bowling Green 120 miles (2 hours), and Louisville 160 miles (2 hours 40 minutes), with the Tennessee state line just 40 miles (50 minutes) to the south. A survey is currently pending. Whether you're chasing mature whitetails, investing in timber and land, or simply seeking a historic piece of Kentucky to call your own, this property truly is an incredible opportunity to own one of the most productive valleys in Southern Kentucky.

8 +/- Acres in Johnson County

Relax and enjoy your own 8 +/- acre all-wooded tract made up of mostly mature pines and scattered hardwood oaks. The property offers a quiet setting, great for deer and turkey hunting, camping,or just enjoying nature. Access to the property is along an old abandoned county road. Located south of Creal Springs in Johnson County, this tract is only 2 miles from The Shawnee Forest with over 2,000 acres of recreational access, and 3 miles from Lake of Egypt for boating and fishing. Whether you're looking for a weekend getaway or recreational retreat, this property is ready for your next adventure.

Premier 88.6 +/- Acre Recreational Farm With Great Hunting

Midwest Land Group is proud to bring to market this exceptional 88.6 +/- acre property in a highly sought-after area of Northwest Arkansas. From the moment you turn onto the private drive, you'll feel right at home. The scenic entrance winds through open fields beneath towering oaks and pines, setting the tone for everything this remarkable property has to offer. This is one of the most meticulously maintained properties you'll come across, and the pride of ownership is evident everywhere you look. Years of care and stewardship have created the ideal combination farm with approximately 25 +/- acres of fertile pasture and the balance consisting of a mature stand of hardwood timber that has remained unharvested for more than 50 years. Approximately 85% of the property is fenced, with paddocks and cross fencing already in place. With a little fencing work, the property can be well suited as a working farm. Adding even more versatility are five ponds, four of which are stocked with largemouth bass, crappie, and catfish. One pond is believed by the sellers to be naturally heated, as it has reportedly never frozen through. Below the largest pond is a concrete livestock waterer, creating a dependable watering source for cattle or other critters on the farm. The recreational opportunities are just as impressive. A seasonal creek winds from the northeast to the southwest corner of the property, creating nice pools deep enough to cool off in during the summer, small cascading waterfalls, and a massive bluff overhang where arrowheads and other Native American artifacts have been discovered over the years. It's easy to imagine spending an evening beside a campfire under the overhang, sleeping beneath the stars just as generations before once did. Near the southeastern corner of the property is one of its true showpieces—a stunning 40 to 50 foot seasonal waterfall that feeds another drainage running throughout the farm. The interior consists of beautiful hardwood benches surrounding the wet-weather creek, creating natural travel corridors and rut funnels. The hunting history speaks for itself, with proven whitetail deer harvests and excellent opportunities to pursue turkey, black bear, and a variety of small game. Much of the groundwork has already been done with strategically placed hand-built hunting blinds overlooking field edges where deer regularly feed, and mature bucks travel during the rut. The improvements complement the property well. The primary residence is a well-built mobile home featuring a spacious master bedroom addition that has provided a comfortable home for the current owners for many years. A second two-story home offers additional potential with the upper level designed as a studio apartment complete with its own living quarters. While the second home will require some updates and repairs to bring it back to life, it presents an excellent opportunity for a guest house, rental, or multi-generational living. The property is served by a quality private well, while rural water and high-speed fiber internet are all available at the property’s entrance. Multiple outbuildings with electricity and a large pole barn provide ample storage for equipment and farm necessities. Whether you're searching for a private country estate, a productive farm, a premier hunting property, or the ultimate recreational retreat, this property has the versatility to fit almost any vision. Spend your mornings chasing trophy whitetails, your afternoons fishing one of the stocked ponds or cooling off beneath the waterfall, and your evenings around a campfire under the bluff overhang. Despite its peaceful end-of-the-road setting, you're only 35 minutes from Downtown Fayetteville and the University of Arkansas, 20 minutes from Elkins for everyday necessities, and 25 minutes from Interstate 49. Properties offering this combination of beauty, functionality, privacy, and recreation are becoming increasingly difficult to find. This is a rare opportunity to own a truly special piece of Northwest Arkansas that will be enjoyed for generations to come.

The Le Flore 115 +/- Turn-Key Wildlife Tract

150 +/- Acre Generational Family Farm in Morgan County, Illinois

For the first time in more than 75 years, this generational family farm in Morgan County, Illinois, is being offered for sale. Located just south of Waverly and only 30 minutes from Springfield, this rare multi-use property brings together a long history of production with established agriculture and cattle-farm infrastructure. This farm consists of 83 +/- acres of productive tillable farmland, currently planted in corn under a cash rent lease. Corn has consistently produced over 200 bushel/acre and in 2025 the soybean crop yielded 82 bushel/acre. The crop acres are well managed and very accessible. Two large grain bins of 10,000-bushel and 6,500-bushel capacity, along with two functional silos, add to the functionality of the farmland. In addition, the property has approximately 35 acres of timber, three small ponds, and ample open acres for pastureland, building sites, or wildlife food plots. The remaining cattle farm infrastructure, including a 1,100 square foot farmhouse and multiple large outbuildings, sits on approximately 10 acres on the southeast corner of the property. County road frontage with electric and public water on the south and west sides of the farm make for great access and fantastic potential future build sites. Not to be overlooked is the fantastic hunting potential of this property. The timber consists of thick wooded draws that create miles of edge habitat that wildlife love. With abundant agricultural land all around, food is always available. The natural layout of this farm with great access, edge, and open areas makes up the key ingredients for a great hunting property. This Morgan County farm offers a rare combination of proven production, investment value, and recreational appeal. With its agricultural and cattle history, income-producing tillable acres, and diverse mix of timber, ponds, and open ground, it is well suited for buyers seeking a true multi-use property. Call Land Agent Dane Werner today for a private showing!

8.91 +/- Acres Near Bull Shoal Lake with Mountain Views and Pond

Discover the perfect blend of privacy, scenery, and convenience with this 8.91 +/- surveyed, unrestricted acres offering breathtaking mountain views and outstanding building potential. The property has a level build site, complete with electric service available and a successful perk test, making it ready for your dream home, cabin, or weekend retreat. Located just 1/2 mile from pavement, the property provides easy year-round access while maintaining a peaceful, rural setting. A small wildlife pond attracts abundant deer, turkey, and other native wildlife, creating an ideal environment for outdoor enthusiasts, hunters, or anyone who enjoys watching nature from their own property. Enjoy the convenience of being only 12 minutes to Highway 125 Marina on Bull Shoals Lake, where boating, fishing, and water recreation await. You're also just 14 minutes to Lead Hill, Arkansas, for everyday necessities and approximately 40 minutes to Harrison, Arkansas, offering shopping, dining, and medical services. Whether you're looking to build a permanent residence, vacation getaway, or investment property, this unrestricted acreage combines spectacular mountain views, modern readiness, and a prime location near Bull Shoals Lake.

Premier Legacy Estate — Custom Home, Lake, Hunting & Income-Producing

80 +/- Acres of Prime Hunting & Homesite Potential

Tucked into the rolling countryside of southeastern Cleveland County, this 80 +/- acre tract delivers a combination of recreation, privacy, and homesite potential. With elevations ranging from 1,081 to 1,167 feet, the property features beautiful topography, two seasonal creeks, and over 70% mature acorn-producing blackjack oak timber that provides outstanding wildlife habitat. Located just a half mile from the Lexington Wildlife Management Area, this property is positioned in a region known for exceptional hunting and outdoor recreation while remaining only 20 miles from Norman and 45 miles from Downtown Oklahoma City. For the avid hunter or recreational landowner, this property has a proven history of whitetail deer management and includes an established area for a food plot, making it ready to enjoy from day one. The combination of mature hardwoods, diverse soils, natural travel corridors, and seasonal water sources creates an ideal environment for deer, turkey, and other native wildlife. Whether you're looking for a weekend hunting retreat or a long-term recreational investment, this tract offers the habitat and seclusion serious land buyers are searching for. Beyond its recreational appeal, the property also presents an outstanding opportunity to build your dream home or cabin. Electric service is available along the northern boundary, water wells in the immediate area have a strong production history, and the property enjoys 100% paved access from the west, along with approximately 1/8 mile of paved frontage and 1/8 mile of gravel frontage along the north side. Conveniently located 3.5 miles north of Highway 39, 13.5 miles east of Interstate 35, 16 miles from Purcell, 15 miles from Lake Thunderbird, and within easy driving distance of Tulsa and Dallas, this surface-only tract offers the perfect combination of accessibility, natural beauty, and investment potential in the heart of central Oklahoma. Contact Braden Pollard at (580) 222-5265 to secure a private tour!

60.3 +/- Acre Wadena County Hunting Tract

70.3 +/- Acre Wadena County Recreational Retreat with Cabin