Hunting Land Listings
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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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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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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Excellent Off-Grid Hunting Property in Clark County
Price: $379,900 Acreage: 97.6 County: Clark State: WIMidwest Land Group is proud to offer this opportunity to acquire approximately 97.6 acres in southern Clark County. Adjacent to thousands of acres of county land south of Neillsville, this property is a strong investment opportunity for the outdoorsman and holds the potential for trophy bucks. High deer numbers, turkey, and grouse are present. A 38’ camper with a brand new 24’ bunkroom and a new 32’x14’ Amish-built shed are both included and make this a turnkey home base for a group of hunters. The location affords a short drive to Lake Arbutus. This affordable parcel provides tremendous upside for the buyer seeking an outdoorsman’s home base in a secluded area of central Wisconsin that offers great hunting. The Clark 97.6 is diverse, with varying age classes of thick timber and some open grassy meadows flanking a seasonal water source. A large food plot with multiple access points lies embedded on the west side. A gated county-owned road to the east offers an alternate southeast hunting access to the north 20 acres while also expanding the next owner’s hunting access to include thousands of acres of county land to explore and hunt. The property is loaded with deer trails coming and going in every direction; strategic stand/blind placements create an outstanding hunting property. The location affords a short drive to Lake Arbutus, a 774 acre lake with great fishing. Property is enrolled in Managed Forest Lands Closed for reduced taxes.
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474 +/- Acres of Pasture & Silver Creek
Price: $1,327,000 Acreage: 474 County: Reno State: KSLocated in southern Reno County on paved Parallel Road is 474 +/- acres. This expansive offering is one of only a few properties this size south of 50 Highway. Silver Creek is a year-round stream; it runs the entire length of the farm. The creek flows west to east through the property, the curves and shape make it a total length of 1.7 miles, or 3,000 yards of stream bed. Land in this composition is scarce. Live water is considered by some to be the new oil, because freshwater is a finite, highly strategic resource with no substitute. This property benefits from the flowing water in multiple ways, wildlife attraction and the cattle grazing efficiency. Trophy whitetail deer rest in the mature timber along the creek and utilize the fresh water source. Cattle stocked in the pasture also benefit from fresh drinking water. The shallow stream provides abundant clean water that keeps cows cool and gaining weight. Healthy water sources mean healthy calves. This area of Reno County is specifically known for a rich wild game population. Deer, turkey, pheasants, quail, and waterfowl will all congregate on this property. During the rut, there is no better place to sit in a stand than along this creek. The travel corridor is very active on a November day. Goose Creek converges with Silver Creek just before entering the property on the west boundary, this natural funnel bottlenecks down two deer herds chasing across the property. Visitors from the east, where the creek meets the Ninnescah, are another flow of traffic. This is the type of farm that has the potential to pick up new bucks every day of the year. The tall grasses and thick plum thickets provide excellent bedding cover. Pockets of mature timber are scattered throughout the property, setting up multiple stand locations for the right wind is very possible. Setting up multiple stands so that the entire family group can hunt the same day is also workable. The farm can be accessed from three different roads depending on the situation. The wild turkey population is healthy, and the farm has the potential to be developed into a formidable duck hunting property. Pockets of Silver Creek can remain ice-free during cold snaps and be attractive loafing areas for Mallards. Pastures in this size range are hard to find. The fencing is in serviceable condition, and the grass is excellent in lots of areas. The FSA considers 127.28 acres to be cropland on the north quarter. This acreage was planted to soybeans in 2026. Most of the soils on this quarter of tillable farmland are the same as the 346 +/- acres of native grass. Class II, Yaggy Saxman Complex, with a Range Production of 5,310 lbs of grass per acre per year. This pasture pushes some serious forage. The tillable has been on a wheat, beans, milo rotation. Cut grain field is a good source of food for wildlife populations. This tillable field could continue in a grain rotation or be wrapped into the pasture for even more grazing. Possession of both the farmland and grassland will be subject to tenant's rights. Opportunities to string together a tract of land this size in Reno County could take a lifetime. The demand for quality recreation property large enough to grow and protect your own deer is also significant. Technological improvement can change economies, but investment in flowing water is a sure bet. To schedule a tour, contact the listing agent, Sean Thomas, at (620) 712-2775.
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Your Premier Ozark Mountain Playground
Price: $538,000 Acreage: 112 County: Newton State: ARThe Newton County 112 +/- is already surveyed and sits amongst one of the best recreational areas Arkansas has to offer. If fishing and epic float trips are your thing, the Buffalo and Kings Rivers are nearby and offer just that. The property sits just 1/2 mile west, as the crow flies, from the Buffalo National River. Want hiking trails? This property has you covered there as well. It sits just 1.8 miles from the trailhead to the famed Hawksbill Crag / Whitaker Point scenic overlook. This happens to be one of the most photographed landmarks in all of Arkansas and has been the highlight of countless outdoor magazines. It is a big-time destination for hikers, campers, photographers, and outdoor lovers from across the country. If mountain biking is more your preference, you are covered there too. The Upper Buffalo Headwaters IMBA trail system is just a short distance away. Many sources call this a top 5 mountain bike experience in Arkansas, and that’s saying a lot because this area is becoming famous for its biking scene. Make no mistake about it, this area is known for its rugged landscape, and that’s part of the attraction year after year. That’s also what sets this 112 +/- acres apart from many others in the area. This is one of the more accessible and usable tracts you’re going to find in the rugged Ozarks. The property is attractive because of the topography, with mostly gentle slopes that make it conducive for additional building sites or other improvements. There is an internal trail system in place that allows access to just about every corner of the property. A large portion of the perimeter also has fire breaks in place, allowing you to hit the ground running if prescribed burns and habitat management are at the top of your to-do list. There is already a Derksen-type cabin on site, giving you a great starting point for enjoying the property right away. The cabin has electricity and a septic system in place, along with a rainwater catchment system with a 1,000 gallon cistern. Inside, you will find a combined kitchen/living area, a bathroom with tub and shower combo, and two lofted sleeping areas. Whether you use it as a hunting cabin, recreational escape, deer camp, or just want somewhere to stay while you continue making improvements, having these features in place adds a lot of versatility to the property. Not only is much of the legwork already done to make future improvements easier, but this property is ready to hunt from day one. One of the first things that stands out about this property is the access. It has county road frontage along its entire eastern boundary. That sets up extremely well for hunting those north and northwesterly cold fronts that we as outdoorsmen wait all year long for. The eastern portion of the property has had some TSI work done, giving the wildlife great security and additional groceries. The majority of the property is covered with medium to large white oaks, red oaks, post oaks, and even some sugar maple and a few mature beech trees. This place comes alive in the fall! At the heart of this property sits a large 3 +/- acre meadow-like food plot. This was strategically placed because this area of Arkansas is elk country. You read that correctly! Elk frequent this area and spend much of the summer in these mountains. It also provides a place for the herd to escape when the pressure builds in the valleys. Because of this property's location, you can realistically hunt deer, turkey, black bear, elk, and a variety of small game. If 112 acres isn’t enough to hunt or explore, 1.2 million acres of the St. Francis Ozark National Forest is less than a mile to the south, and the Buffalo River Wildlife Management Area is a 1/2 mile to the northeast. Speaking of fall, people from around the country flock to Boxley Valley each year specifically in this season. This valley runs along Highway 21 and is home to one of the most scenic drives in the area. The elk congregate in the fields along the Buffalo River, and you will see people pulled over on the side of the road taking in the beauty with their cameras in hand. Professional photographers make the trip here specifically to capture the scenery and the elk. From an outdoorsman's perspective, the location is 10/10! Ponca and Jasper are just to the northeast. Highway 74 runs east above the Buffalo River Valley between these two communities and makes for a beautiful drive. Kingston and Huntsville sit northwest of the property, while scenic Highway 16 is to the south. It’s hard to know where and how to stop describing this property because it really can fit a lot of different buyers. You can put additional cabins on the property and use it as an investment. You can have a place all to your own if you desire to get away from the rest of the world. You can have a serious hunting property with deer, turkey, bear, and even elk. Or maybe you just want a place where you can bring your family, enjoy the outdoors, and spend your weekends exploring everything this part of the Ozarks has to offer. The possibilities are wide open, and the Newton County 112 +/- gives you a pretty incredible place to start. Let’s take a look!
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Gorgeous 80 Acre Hunting Property in the Heart of Lake Country
Price: $240,000 Acreage: 80 County: Becker State: MNYou get it all with this breathtaking 80. Becker County is known for productive deer hunting—and some real big ones. The turkey hunting is exceptional, and stellar fishing is literally right down the road at Toad, Shell, or any number of nearby lakes. The property features a gated entrance off of Marthas Road. An established trail system provides easy access, with plenty of room to hike. There is also a remarkable forever-home build site. There is a marsh in the center of the property, which holds water all year long—a benefit for those looking to manage a deer herd, but it may also provide a few days of fantastic duck hunting when the fall migration is at peak. The swamp is surrounded by beautiful rolling hills capped with hardwoods such as mature oaks, maples, and more. Two large food plots are established and ready for your pick of clover, radishes or turnips, winter rye, and more. It’s truly dealer’s choice. The terrain concentrates deer movement, and the trails are littered with scrapes and rubs—and plenty of turkey scratching. This place is gorgeous all year long, but few will argue that fall is simply the best time to enjoy it. The mix of yellows, reds, greens, and browns against a piercing blue sky almost hurts your eyes—when paired with crisp 57-degree temperatures, you literally can’t get enough of it. It’s located only 19 miles west of Park Rapids, 21 miles east of Detroit Lakes, and 65 miles from Fargo/Moorhead and Bemidji. There are plenty of smaller communities along the way offering easy access to local restaurants, bars, groceries, hardware stores, and renowned meat raffles. This place checks all the boxes.
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805 +/- Acres Where Whitetail, Turkeys & Waterfowl Share One Ranch
Price: $3,220,000 Acreage: 805 County: Carter State: OKTucked into the heart of Oklahoma's Cross Timbers country in northwest Carter County, this 805 +/- acre ranch is a rare offering for the serious outdoorsman and recreational buyer alike. Three creeks — Caddo Creek (2,935'), Flag Branch Creek (1,863'), and Russell Branch Creek (1,890') — wind through the property, feeding a watershed lake and nine additional ponds, several of which are stocked with bass and bluegill. The ranch includes the 19.5 acre Caddo Creek Site 3 Reservoir (64% ownership), adding significantly to the property's water resources. In total, roughly 15.5 +/- acres of total surface water blanket the landscape, giving this property some of the most consistent and reliable water resources you'll find in southern Oklahoma. A 20 GPM water well backs up the surface water with a dependable domestic source for use around the barn and cabin. The terrain itself tells the story of why this ground holds game so well. Elevation rolls from 878' to 991.5', offering 113.5' of topography across the property and creating varied terrain of thick oak pockets, native Cross Timbers habitat, and a stunning 25 acre mature pecan bottom along the creek corridors. Over 11 miles of established trails wind throughout the property, providing easy access to every corner for hunting, scouting, or simply exploring on foot or by UTV. The ranch is fully fenced and cross-fenced, and carries a well-documented history of trophy whitetail deer, healthy Rio Grande turkey populations, and standout waterfowl hunting thanks to the abundance of water on the property. Few properties in the region combine this much huntable habitat with this much dependable water. Improvements on the ranch are built for both work and play. The 1,800sqft (40'x45') red iron open-bay metal shop with electric service offers ample equipment storage, while a second 48'x36' red iron shop includes more storage and a finished-out cabin — a 389 square foot, one-room, one-bath hunting cabin accessed by a gravel driveway, offering a private, turnkey basecamp for hunting season or weekend getaways. The property falls within the Fox Public Schools district for those considering a full-time residence. Positioned just 90 miles from Oklahoma City and 140 miles from Dallas, this ranch offers big-property seclusion without sacrificing accessibility to two major metro areas. Whether the goal is a private hunting retreat, a small cattle operation, or a legacy recreational property to pass down for generations, this 805 +/- acre offering delivers water, timber, terrain, and improvements in a combination that is increasingly hard to find on the open market. Call Braden Pollard with Midwest Land Group to schedule a private showing.
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Premier Hunting & Homesite Opportunity Near Amory, Mississippi
Price: $540,000 Acreage: 228 County: Monroe State: MSDiscover a truly special 228 +/- acre legacy property offering a rare combination of wildlife habitat, timber, recreation, and multiple homesite opportunities. This diverse tract is designed for those looking to create a private hunting retreat, weekend getaway, family compound, or forever home. With multiple access points from McAllister Road and Herndon Lane, paved road frontage, and an extensive trail system throughout the property, this land is easy to access and explore. The property features a mix of young hardwood timber, mature pine plantation, mature hardwoods, green fields, shooting lanes, and excellent wildlife habitat. Cowpen Creek crosses the eastern portion of the property, while a branch on the west provides an additional water source for wildlife. A beautiful 4.5 +/- acre hay field along McAllister Road offers an ideal location for a cabin, homesite, or recreational setup. Water and power are available at multiple potential home locations. Deer and turkey are among the abundant wildlife opportunities, making this a true outdoor enthusiast's paradise. Located just minutes from Amory and in the highly sought-after Amory school district, the property offers privacy and seclusion while remaining convenient to town. Amory is approximately 16 miles away, Tupelo approximately 27 miles, and Oxford approximately 73 miles. Whether your vision is a legacy farm, private hunting property, family retreat, recreational getaway, or future homesite, this tract offers the land, access, habitat, and flexibility to make that vision a reality. A property like this is meant to be experienced. Schedule your private showing and explore the possibilities this exceptional 228 +/- acre tract has to offer.
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Premier Coffey County Tillable & Recreational Farm
Price: $849,839 Acreage: 145 County: Coffey State: KSThis 145 +/- acre property is located in northeast Coffey County, just south of Waverly, Kansas, and offers an exceptional combination of income-producing cropland, diverse habitat, water, and recreational opportunities. The property consists of 87 +/- acres of cropland, with the remaining 58 +/- acres comprised of native grass and timber. The soils primarily consist of Dennis silt loam and Aliceville silty clay loam, with an NCCPI overall weighted average of 64. The cropland features well-maintained terraces, waterways, and field edges, with 1–3% slopes, and includes 86 +/- DCP crop base acres. The property offers diverse wildlife habitat, featuring mature hardwood timber, thick cover, and warm-season native grass hay meadows. Multiple wet-weather creeks wind throughout the property, providing water sources and enhancing the overall wildlife habitat. The property offers excellent hunting opportunities for whitetail deer, turkey, upland birds, and waterfowl, and is located in Kansas Deer Management Unit 11. Numerous potential building sites are located throughout the property, with approximately 55 feet of elevation change providing beautiful views across the varied terrain. A hard-surface blacktop road runs along the west boundary, with electricity, rural water, and fiber-optic cable. Mineral rights are intact and will transfer to the buyer at closing. The property is subject to a year-to-year cash-rent tenant farm lease. This property is a must-see to fully appreciate the combination of productive cropland, diverse habitat, varied terrain, and recreational opportunities it offers. Showings are by appointment only, and a licensed real estate agent must be present. Contact Trent Siegle at (620) 767-2926 for additional information, disclosures, or to schedule a private showing.
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