Hunting Land Listings

140 +/- Acre North Missouri Farm with Tillable Income and Great Hunting

Here’s your chance to own a slice of heaven right on the Sullivan and Linn County line! This 140 +/- acre property is located off blacktop Highway MM just west of Browning, Missouri. An amazing area known for big bucks! It consists of a great mix of tillable ground, CRP cover, food plots, and wooded fingers. This farm has proven big buck history with years of trail camera photos! Plus, it has income! Access to the farm is ideal with blacktop road frontage on the south end and a dead-end gravel road to the west. Perfect for sneaking in and out of hunting spots with different wind directions. The topography and views across the farm are amazing! There are several paths that allow great access throughout the property, which is a major key. One path leads to a beautiful pond surrounded by CRP and hardwood cover. Also, there are a couple of hidden fields that allow for an incredible opportunity to plant secluded food plots. Approximately 74 acres of tillable income brings in $10,000 annually. The current farmer would like to continue production with the new owner. Also, there are 35.84 acres enrolled CRP, bringing $3,496 of income annually. Opportunities at farms with so many possibilities don’t pop up like this very often. Contact Skyler Wirsig at (816) 500-0168 for more information or to schedule a showing. CRP Breakdown: 29.58 at $2,573 until 2030 6.26 at $923 until 2031 35.84 total acres at $3,496 74 +/- acres tillable at $135/ac totaling $10,000.

Dynamite Combination Farm by Hillsdale Lake

Located just 15 minutes from Paola and 25 minutes from Olathe, this exceptional 148.9 +/- acre tract offers a rare combination of income, recreation, and prime build potential in a highly desirable area. With approximately 98 +/- tillable acres featuring productive Class II & III soils, the farm provides strong agricultural capability and steady cash rent income. Additional pasture acreage adds versatility for livestock or expansion of farming operations. The property boasts approximately .85 miles of road frontage and power at the road, creating multiple outstanding homesite options with scenic views across diverse topography. Whether you’re looking to build a private estate, barndominium, or weekend retreat, the setting offers both accessibility and seclusion. For outdoor enthusiasts, this farm is a true standout. Wade Branch Creek winds through the property alongside a pond, mature woods, and valuable walnut timber. The varied terrain creates ideal habitat and travel corridors for abundant deer and wildlife. With frontage bordering Corps of Engineers ground and just two miles from Hillsdale Lake access, the recreational opportunities are exceptional, offering hunting, fishing, and outdoor enjoyment year-round. Located in the Paola School District, this property presents a rare opportunity to own a well-balanced farm that delivers immediate income, long-term investment value, and outstanding recreational appeal - all within easy reach of the Kansas City metro.

Farmland & Homesites on Blacktop

Located just 30 minutes from the Kansas City metro, this exceptional 38 +/- acre tract offers the perfect blend of productivity, beauty, and build potential. With paved road frontage and access from two sides, the property provides both convenience and flexibility for future plans. Approximately 31 +/- acres are currently tillable, offering immediate income potential or the ideal foundation for a hobby farm. The remaining acreage features a scenic wooded draw that adds character, natural habitat, and privacy. Deer and wildlife are abundant, making this an attractive option for outdoor enthusiasts as well. Multiple beautiful homesites showcase picturesque countryside views, creating the perfect setting for your dream home. Utilities are ready with water and power available at the road, and the property is located outside city limits—providing freedom while still maintaining easy access to amenities. Situated in the Sherwood School District, this versatile property combines rural charm, strong agricultural value, and outstanding building potential in one highly desirable location.

Build, Farm, Hunt Just Outside of Marion, Ohio

Birmingham Road 25.46 Surveyed Acres

25.46 beautiful acres with a great homesite. Nice place for a weekend getaway, or recreational and hunting property. Small tracts with great access and multiple opportunities don’t come available very often. The southern 15 +/- acres have had a residential cutting of the timber, which allows some trees to be left for aesthetics if you are building a home or cabin. The remaining 6 +/- acres have been clear-cut. There are 3 +/- acres on the west side of the road that have been partially cleared and destumped and are ready for building. This property is ready for your vision. The utilities are not on site but are in close proximity, with the county water located just roughly 400 feet away from the property line and 1,800 feet to the top of the hill, where there are multiple build sites and power is roughly 1,500 - 2,000 feet away, depending on the route. Don’t miss the outdoor recreation opportunities on a small tract that hunts big. Just minutes away from the Sam Murphy Wildlife Management Area, where numerous outdoor activities abound. The property has paved road access with Birmingham Road running the length of the property. Just minutes from ideal towns and regional destinations: 4.5 miles to Sulligent, 11 miles to Guin, 17 miles to Winfield, 16 miles to Interstate 22, and 91 miles to Birmingham. Whether you’re dreaming of building a home, creating a weekend retreat, or securing the perfect place to unwind, this property offers a great opportunity.

Marathon County Legacy Estate

Where Mature Kansas Bucks are the Standard - Not the Exception

For more than 16 years, two dedicated land stewards have managed this property with a singular focus: building and maintaining a mature, trophy-class whitetail herd. Not casually hunted. Not partially managed. Intensively and intentionally developed with discipline, restraint, and long-term vision. Located just north of Chapman, Kansas in highly sought-after Dickinson County, Kansas, this 220-acre farm represents what serious whitetail hunters across the country spend years searching for — and rarely find available. The result is a property where multiple mature shooter bucks are encountered every single season. Trophy deer have been harvested here year after year, and just as importantly, many more have been intentionally passed to grow older and strengthen the genetics. The age structure on this farm did not happen by accident — it is the product of patience and low pressure. Neighboring hunting pressure remains minimal, allowing bucks to reach full maturity and move with confidence. Detailed trail camera history and harvest photos document the caliber of deer this property consistently produces. The habitat is equally impressive. 70 +/- acres of mature hardwood timber provide the kind of security cover older Kansas bucks demand, while 154 +/- acres of native grasses create expansive bedding areas that support both whitetails and a thriving upland bird population. These grasses provide exceptional thermal cover in winter, protection during the rut, and ideal nesting habitat for pheasant and quail. Timbered sections on the farm have proven to be reliable corridors for mature bucks throughout the season, as well as consistent shed-producing areas each spring. There is a particular bedding location on this property that turns “on” during the rut every year — and the current owners know it well. Movement patterns here are not guessed — they are understood. Food plots are positioned to influence travel. Entry and exit routes have been carefully designed to work with multiple wind directions, allowing hunters to access stands without educating deer. Established blinds offer comfortable, low-impact setups suitable for all ages, keeping hunters concealed and out of the elements while deer filter from native grass bedding into feeding areas like clockwork. This is not a property you need to learn over time — it is one that is already dialed in for immediate success. Beyond whitetails, the farm supports a strong turkey population, healthy numbers of upland birds, and predator hunting opportunities including bobcat and coyote. Multiple ponds provide reliable year-round water sources. Two drilled wells sit on opposite ends of the property, power is already in place, and a 500-yard shooting range adds both recreational and practical value. Despite its private, quiet setting, the farm sits less than ten minutes from town on a well-maintained gravel road, offering easy access without sacrificing seclusion. There are no hunting leases in place, mineral rights remain intact, and the grassland habitat presents optional future income potential if desired. What makes this property truly rare is not just its acreage or habitat diversity — it is the time embedded within it. 16 + years of selective harvest, strategic improvements, disciplined management, and low pressure cannot be recreated overnight. In today’s market, finding a farm that is fully developed, thoroughly proven, and genuinely turn-key is exceptionally difficult — especially in a region known for producing mature Kansas whitetails. Properties like this are typically held, not sold. And when they do become available, they do not linger. For the buyer who understands the value of time, genetics, and opportunity, this is not just a farm — it is a system built for continued success and a legacy ready to be carried forward.

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

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.

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.