Hunting Land Listings
Tillable Farm With Wildlife Activity
Price: $299,600 Acreage: 107 County: Reno State: KS107+/- acres of tillable farm ground located 1.5 miles north of Highway 50 between Plevna and Abbyville, Kansas. The farm is currently planted to soybeans and is made up primarily of Class III Hayes-Solvay loamy fine sand soils, with an average NCCPI of 48. The current farmers would be interested in continuing to farm the property if the new owner desires. This tract could fit a number of different buyers. For an investor, having a local farmer willing to continue operating the ground makes for an easy transition. It could also be a good addition for a current farm operator looking to pick up more acres, or for a cattle producer needing additional ground to plant feed crops for winter grazing. Another option would be to look into enrolling all or a portion of the property into the CRP program, which could provide additional habitat and make the farm even more attractive for deer and upland game birds. This is a nice, manageable tract with blacktop frontage and good access. It also has some added wildlife appeal, with neighboring cover directly to the west. More than 30 deer have been observed coming out of that cover in the evenings to feed in the crops. The property sits in a convenient location, approximately 5 miles from Abbyville, 5 miles from Plevna, 12 miles from Partridge, and 22 miles from Hutchinson. If you're looking for a smaller tillable tract with good access, multiple land-use options, and some added wildlife potential, contact the listing agent Trevor Stoll at (620) 904-0115 or Tstoll@midwestlandgroup.com with any questions or to make an offer.
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105+/- Acres in Neosho County, Kansas
Price: $383,250 Acreage: 105 County: Neosho State: ALLocated on 190th Road in Neosho County, this 105 +/- acre property is set up well for cattle, hunting, or a future homesite. The property has good fencing, plenty of grass for grazing, and three ponds that provide water for livestock and wildlife. With utilities available at the road, there are also several possibilities for building a home, shop, or small farmstead. The property has a strong recreational side as well, with deer and quail using the area. The combination of pasture, ponds, and cover provides good wildlife habitat while still allowing most of the acreage to remain productive for livestock. Whether you’re looking for a place to run cattle, hunt close to home, or have both on the same property, this acreage gives you plenty of options. Access is another big advantage, with the property sitting only one mile off blacktop on 190th Road. Good fencing, three ponds, utilities at the road, hunting opportunities, and a potential build site make this a well-rounded piece of Neosho County ground. It’s a property that can be put to use from day one while still giving a new owner room to make it their own.
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Secluded Hunting Bordering Price County Forest
Price: $269,000 Acreage: 120 County: Price State: WILocated in southern Price County near Ogema, this 120 +/- acre recreational property offers the combination serious hunters look for: seclusion, diverse habitat, established access, an internal trail system, and a direct border with Price County Forest land. Access is provided by a written easement from County Road I along an existing approximately 1/2 mile trail that can be traveled on foot, ATV, or side-by-side, creating a private approach into the property. Once on the land, an established trail system provides excellent access throughout much of the acreage. There is a trail around the central 40 +/- acre parcel, with additional trails extending into the northwest and eastern 40 +/- acre tracts. Several openings offer ready-made locations for food plots, while three permanent elevated hunting blinds are included with the sale. Whether you are checking cameras, maintaining food plots, retrieving game, or simply enjoying the property, much of the groundwork has already been done. The habitat is extremely diverse. Mature timber transitions into brush, prairie, and thick bedding cover, creating the variety of food, security, and edge habitat that makes a recreational property hunt larger than its acreage. Abundant deer sign can be found throughout the property, and the land has a strong history of whitetail. Ruffed grouse are abundant, and the property also supports black bear, wild turkey, bobcat, and other wildlife. The tract has experienced relatively low hunting pressure in recent years. One of the property's strongest features is its direct border with Price County Forest land along the north side. That adjoining public land dramatically expands the recreational opportunity beyond the deeded 120 acres and provides additional ground to hunt and explore, subject to applicable regulations. This is the type of property that can serve as a dedicated hunting tract, recreational getaway, or long-term land investment. With 120 +/- private acres, excellent wildlife habitat, established trails, food plot potential, included hunting blinds, motorized easement access, and county forest immediately to the north, much of what hunters spend years creating is already in place.
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Turnkey 80 Packed With Features
Price: $384,090 Acreage: 80 County: Izard State: ARLooking for a turnkey hunting or recreational farm? This 80 +/- acre property offers the opportunity to have a place of your own to escape the everyday, spend time outdoors, and enjoy everything the hunting seasons have to offer. The 2 bedroom, 1 bath cabin comes fully furnished, giving you a comfortable place to settle in after a day in the woods. With a 30'x36' shop, private well, power, and fiber internet already in place, you can start enjoying the property without having to build everything from the ground up. An excellent trail system winds throughout the property, leading through beautiful stands of mature oak timber, past unique rock outcroppings, and into established hunting areas. Five food plots and three box stands that will remain with the sale give you a great head start for hunting season. With an abundance of persimmon and white oak trees, diverse topography, and plenty of deer and turkey, the property offers the kind of habitat that keeps you looking forward to the next trip into the woods. Beyond the hunting, there’s plenty to enjoy throughout the seasons. A year-round spring-fed creek, a large wet-weather creek, and a pond add to the property's natural appeal, while approximately 10 acres of open ground provide a nice contrast to the surrounding timber. A few minutes' drive will have you sitting on the banks of the Strawberry River, or a quick 20 minutes up the road to Ash Flat for all amenities you’ll need. Located just 2 miles down a gravel road from pavement, this 80 +/- acre property is ready for its next owner to make it their own hunting retreat or weekend getaway.
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71 +/- Acres of Fulton County Wooded Sanctuary
Price: $725,000 Acreage: 71 County: Fulton State: OHMidwest Land Group is pleased to present a rare opportunity to own 71 +/- contiguous acres offering a powerful blend of long-term land investment, prime building potential, and high-quality recreational habitat. With substantial road frontage on County Road 16, the property provides excellent access and multiple potential homesite locations surrounded by mature woods and natural privacy. Approximately 53 +/- acres of mixed and bottomland hardwoods create a premier wildlife environment, while 18 +/- tillable acres add income potential and land use flexibility. The property features predominant Ottokee, Granby loamy, and Colonie soils, and is currently enrolled in CAUV, keeping taxes low. A 2026 Timber Cruise Report estimates current timber value exceeding $400,000, underscoring the property’s strong investment profile. The land is rich with wildlife as the mature timber provides ample cover that holds excellent whitetail deer and turkey populations, making it a phenomenal recreational tract. Opportunities exist for further strategic habitat improvements to enhance wildlife quality. Located in the Wauseon School District. This is a premier Northwest Ohio landholding with excellent regional access, strong natural features, and meaningful long-term upside. Shown by appointment only.
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Working Cattle Ranch With Blacktop Access & Huge Whitetail Deer Potential
Price: $515,000 Acreage: 158 County: Pittsburg State: OKThis 158 +/- acre parcel offers blacktop access off Barnett Road, with water, sewer, and electric already available at the access point. The property is perimeter-fenced and currently used to run cattle, making it turnkey for livestock. A large pond stocked with big bass adds great recreational value. The land has a history of producing large whitetail deer and hasn't been hunted in several years, making it primed for a hunter looking to capitalize on a rested property. This property is 1.9 miles up Peaceable Creek drainage from the McAlester Army Ammunition Plant. This "army base" is a draw only for traditional archery hunting and has consistently produced some of the largest whitetail deer harvested in Oklahoma. Combining quality habitat, grazing, and convenient utilities close to town, this tract offers a rare mix of ranching, recreation, and future building potential.
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Mississippi River Views, Hunting, and High-Quality Farmland
Price: $650,000 Acreage: 78.55 County: Lee State: IAIt is exceptionally rare to find a sizable property along the Mississippi River that seamlessly combines elevated river-view building sites, premier hunting, and highly productive tillable ground. This 78.55 +/- acre Lee County, Iowa farm brings all three together — offering an incoming owner an unrivaled opportunity to build a custom home or cabin, enjoy exceptional hunting opportunities, and collect steady farm income. The Mississippi River is the defining backdrop of this unique property. Mississippi River Road (which is paved) borders the east side of the farm, with the river sitting just across the road. Multiple potential building sites along the eastern edge offer views of the water, with the farm's rolling tillable fields and timber draws stretching out behind you. In addition to scenic building sites, the property boasts excellent hunting and outdoor recreational potential. A diverse mix of hardwood timber, secluded field edges, and natural pinch points creates ideal wildlife habitat. The property has experienced very little hunting pressure over the years — yet extensive deer sign and high numbers of deer feeding in the soybean fields are evident throughout. A new owner will step into a clean slate to establish food plots, strategic stand locations, and long-term habitat management. The agricultural footprint consists of approximately 44 tillable acres featuring an impressive 81.5 CSR2 average, offering reliable income potential. The current tenant retains farming rights through March 1, 2027, along with the 2026 crops, leaving the crop lease completely open for the 2027 farming season. Situated just minutes from town, the property offers a private rural setting with quick, convenient access to daily amenities, supplies, dining, and healthcare in nearby Keokuk and Fort Madison. Held in the same family for more than 100 years, opportunities to purchase land of this caliber along the Mississippi River corridor are few and far between. Contact Korey O’Day at (515) 519-5779 to schedule a private showing.
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Perfect Cropland and Upland Quarter
Price: $324,000 Acreage: 156 County: Ness State: KSMidwest Land Group is proud to bring another attractive listing located 3 miles east and 1 mile back north of Ness City. This quarter-section, or 156 +/- acre property, is the perfect combination of CRP grasses and highly productive cropland. This property currently has 80 +/- acres of dry-land crop acres currently idle. Tenancy has been terminated in 2026, with possession immediate upon closing if desired. The soils on this property are excellent, being Class II and III silt loams with an NCCPI rating of 69. Of the total acreage, 67.44 acres are currently enrolled in CRP and have undergone mid-contract haying earlier this summer. The combination of productive cropland, robust native grasses, and a small amount of timber makes this property very attractive to the upland bird hunter. This area is renowned for its pheasant hunting and provides ample opportunity at Bobwhite quail as well. The sellers believe to own the minerals, and they will convey to the buyer at closing. For additional information or to schedule a private showing, contact the listing agent!
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Smoky Hills Lakeview Lodge
Price: $1,075,000 Acreage: 102 County: Ellsworth State: KSIn Ellsworth County, on the south side of Kanopolis Lake, is a beautiful home with incredible views! This isn’t your average lake lot. This unobscured view of the reservoir is one-of-a-kind. The view in all the other directions is just as magnificent; the large contiguous pastures of the Smoky Hills surround the land with no neighbors in view for miles. This is the definition of Kansas scenery. The home was built in 2005. It boasts 3 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. There is a bonus loft used as a fourth sleeping room. The kitchen is nicely sized with granite countertops and a raised breakfast bar for serving guests. Granite countertops in the kitchen match the bathrooms throughout the house. This dining room and kitchen lead into the great room. It is, in fact, “great”. The rock-faced wood-burning fireplace soars to the top of the vaulted ceiling; huge windows bring the natural light into the heart of the sitting area. This room is enchanting, to say the least; there are few better places to enjoy a cup of coffee than a recliner in this spot, with the sun rising over the lake and deer chasing in the valleys below. The main floor has a full bathroom and a primary bath. Built with oversized 2”x6” framing, heavy timbers, and solid steel beams. This fortress on the hill will stand the test of time. The walkout basement or “poker room” downstairs has another fireplace and is an excellent place to watch a football game. The basement boasts a very large bedroom with space for several guests to stay. There is a big mudroom, laundry, and a bathroom. During a timeout in the game, step outside for some fresh air. Sitting out here on a summer night, the stargazing is miraculous, and the sunsets are something written about in country-western music. There is abundant outdoor living space. Just off the master suite is a hot tub, which is included, along with most other furniture pieces and appliances. Multiple areas on the deck are large enough for outdoor dining sets. This is the entertainer's dream. Family holidays, summer lake weekends, opening day of hunting season, private events, or just your everyday family life. This two-level system makes the possibilities endless. For storage, the finished 24’x36’ shop is wired and insulated; there is also a 20-foot lean-to and a smaller garden shed to keep equipment. All the outbuildings and home have attractive, low-maintenance metal roofing. The property could be used to generate passive income from short-term rentals. This has Airbnb written all over it. The views, the seclusion, the nearby recreation amenities. This will rent for family vacations, company retreats, weddings, and individual hunters, anglers, and outfitters. The land is 102 +/- acres. This makes it eligible for a non-resident landowner deer tag. This would make the ultimate hunting camp for you and your friends. Own this tract and know that you have a guaranteed buck tag and a good spot to hunt. Several mature whitetail bucks have been harvested on the property over the years. There is excellent elevation change that funnels deer just to the west and east of the house. Multiple blind locations have been hunted, but the best blind might just be the house. The deer herd has excellent habitat on the nearby managed Corps of Engineers Land; this is open to hunting and can provide you and your hunting party additional acres to hunt. The deer congregate heavily on this 102 +/- parcel during hunting season. Some of the acres have been hayed each year and produce excellent prairie hay. This hayfield could be enclosed to store your horses. The soils are capable of growing small grains and food plots, making this area behind the cedar tree grove a hidden destination food plot. The rest of the property hasn't been grazed in many years and has grown thick with brush and tall grass, providing excellent seclusion and bedding cover for deer. Central Kansas is known for its trophy whitetail genetics and age structure. The large ranches to the south also provide an excellent place for bucks to grow old, escape, and spend time undisturbed. Make this your home base of operations, get a landowner tag every year, then work on stringing together other properties to purchase or lease. The recreation opportunities are just endless. Kanopolis State Park and Marina are just 4 miles away. Keep a ski boat at the dock, fire up the fishing boat, and enjoy a day catching walleye and wipers. The crappie bite in the spring is great. Horseback riding trails and challenging prairie hikes. The lake is 3,500 acres, and the wildlife area open to hunting is 12,500 acres. There is a nearby convenience store and bait shop, and dining and groceries in several nearby towns. There is a sizable airport in Salina that has United non-stop flights to Denver, Houston, and Chicago. This is also an easy drive to both Interstate 70 and I-135. The history and geological formations in the area are compelling. This parcel was once part of the historic Sherman Ranch, a 40,000-acre operation in the early 20th century. Before that, the land was part of the Idavale Ranch, established after the Civil War. This site was a social epicenter for the early settlers. The ranch headquarters hosted horse racing and a Fourth of July celebration each year, drawing hundreds of neighbors. On the south side of the property along Avenue T, there are fascinating sandstone rock formations. This eye-catching spot is great for family photo sessions and wedding party photos. This combination of pioneer history and melodramatic scenery was written about in dime novels. The opportunity to buy land in this area is not just rare. It is non-existent. The scarcity of this tract, in this size and location, is difficult to describe. The home is beautifully constructed and will make someone very happy. To view disclosures and schedule a tour, contact the Listing Agent, Sean Thomas, at (620) 712-2775.
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Premier Duck, Deer, Turkey Hunting and Build Site Near Pleasant Hill
Price: $2,250,000 Acreage: 168 County: Cass State: MOJust minutes outside Pleasant Hill, Missouri, this 168 acre tract is a world-class hunting and recreation property. This farm offers it all, incredible deer, turkey, and waterfowl hunting all on the same farm, and just a stone's throw away from the Kansas City Metro area. With nearly a half mile of Big Creek frontage, the south side of the creek is 28 acres of premium tillable bottomland that is completely leveed, with water control structures already in place, and a very nice pump ramp, for turnkey flooded corn waterfowl hunting. A brand new custom 12-man Burrus Brothers duck blind is perfectly positioned along the north tree line, ready for you to make lasting memories every fall. In addition to the flooded corn unit, this is a very unique opportunity to expand the duck hunting operation. On the north side of the creek sits a 40 acre greentree reservoir that has already been designed, engineered, and approved and is ready to be built. The green tree reservoir area is full of towering pin oaks with pockets of young, diverse timber mixed in, creating the ideal flooded timber duck hunting scenario. The large graveled pump ramp is already in place, and makes for easy pumping to both sides of the creek. As you move north from the creek bottoms, the elevations climb upward and turn into classic Missouri hardwood ridges, as the remainder of the farm is mostly made up of mature timber. The deer and turkey numbers are very strong, with a known history of big deer in the area. This farm offers bedding, feed, and seclusion to support a tremendous deer and turkey population. There’s an extensive trail system throughout the property, as well as road frontage access from the north and from the south, allowing easy access to all your stand locations. At the north end of the farm sits the ideal location for your forever home or hunting lodge. The north road frontage all lies along a quiet dead-end road, and water and electric are already on site. There are multiple incredible building sites, with amazing views and seclusion from the timber that encompasses the area. All of this within a few minutes' drive of all of the comforts that the city has to offer.
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