Hunting Land Listings
Tract 1 - 11.06 Wooded Acres on Paved Coffman Bend Drive
Price: $44,793 Acreage: 11.06 County: Camden State: MOIf you've been searching for a wooded property in Camden County, Missouri, with paved road access and room to build, this 11.06 acre tract on Coffman Bend Drive deserves a look. Featuring beautiful timber, a flat to gently sloping ridgetop, and approximately 1,330 feet of road frontage, this property offers an appealing setting for a future home, cabin, or weekend getaway near Lake of the Ozarks. The terrain provides potential building locations while maintaining the natural, wooded character that makes the Ozarks so desirable. Electric is available along the road, providing a convenient starting point for future development. Beyond its potential as a homesite, the acreage also offers recreational possibilities, including hunting for whitetail deer and wild turkey. The timbered setting provides an opportunity to create a private retreat where you can enjoy the outdoors, establish your own getaway, or plan for a future residence. With paved county road frontage along Coffman Bend Drive, this tract offers a different access advantage than the other available tracts, which front a county gravel road. Whether you're planning a future build, looking for a wooded recreational property, or considering acreage near Lake of the Ozarks, this tract offers plenty of potential.
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Your Private Wooded Sanctuary: Build Your Dream Home Near Seneca
Price: $374,900 Acreage: 22.1 County: LaSalle State: ILLooking for a private, wooded setting to build your country home near Seneca, Illinois? This 22.1 +/- acre parcel combines approximately 17 acres of mature hardwoods with about 5 open acres, including a hay field along the road that puts your future home site up front, with the timber rising behind it for privacy. The woods hold mature oak, maple, and walnut, offering both potential timber income and outstanding wildlife habitat for deer and turkey hunting. Just off the north boundary, a picturesque ravine cuts east to west, giving the property dramatic views and a true sense of seclusion that’s hard to find this close to town. Along the southern property line, two open areas of about 0.75 acres each are tucked into the timber, ideal spots for food plots. The wooded acreage may also qualify for enrollment in the Forestry Management Program, offering potential property tax savings. The roadside ground is gently rolling hay with approximately 450 feet of frontage on E 2850th Road, giving you a natural building site and easy access without a long driveway through the woods. Utilities are already at the road, including electric, natural gas, and high-speed internet. Natural gas access is a rare and valuable find for rural acreage. Located within the Village of Seneca and served by the highly desirable Seneca school district, the property is close to shopping, dining, and everyday conveniences while still offering true rural seclusion. Recently split from a larger 44 acre tract; current tax records are still being updated.
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Tract 2 - 20.67 Acres of Timber, Build Sites & Recreational Appeal
Price: $83,713 Acreage: 20.67 County: Camden State: MOThis 20.67 acre tract in Camden County, Missouri, presents an opportunity to own a substantial piece of wooded Ozarks ground near Lake of the Ozarks. With beautiful timber, a flat to gently sloping ridgetop, and approximately 1,150 feet of county gravel road frontage, this tract offers a versatile setting for a home, weekend cabin, or private recreational retreat. The ridgetop terrain provides potential building locations while allowing the property to retain its natural wooded character. Electric is available along the road, offering a starting point for future improvements. For buyers who enjoy the outdoors, this tract offers opportunities for whitetail deer and turkey hunting. The wooded landscape and existing trails create an inviting setting for recreational use, weekend escapes, and time spent in the outdoors. If you're looking for wooded acreage with potential building sites, road access, electric available nearby, and recreational appeal in the Lake of the Ozarks area, this property is worth exploring.
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Tract 3 - 15.34 Acres of Private Ridgetop Build Site & Hunting Potential
Price: $62,127 Acreage: 15.34 County: Camden State: MOFor buyers looking for a wooded homesite or weekend retreat near Lake of the Ozarks, this 15.34 acre tract in Camden County, Missouri, offers an appealing combination of natural beauty, potential building locations, and recreational opportunity. With beautiful timber throughout, approximately 540 feet of county road frontage, and a potential build site roughly 700 feet off the road, this tract offers the opportunity to create a more secluded setting surrounded by the woods. The property features a flat to gently sloping ridgetop that could serve as an excellent location for a future home or weekend cabin. The potential building site sits well back from the road, offering the possibility of a tucked-away setting while remaining accessible from the county road. Electric is available along the road, providing a starting point for future development. For the recreational buyer, the tract offers potential for whitetail deer and turkey hunting, along with room to enjoy the natural surroundings throughout the year. Whether you envision a private cabin, a future homesite, or a wooded getaway where you can escape the everyday routine, this property offers plenty of possibilities. If a secluded wooded setting, a potential build site set back from the road, and proximity to Lake of the Ozarks are on your wish list, this Camden County tract deserves your attention.
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The Dix East Legacy: Three Generations in the Flint Hills
Price: $613,006 Acreage: 153 County: Geary State: KSHeld by the same family for three generations, this 153 +/- acre Dix pasture carries a legacy rooted in the rolling Flint Hills. Located just four miles south of Junction City and 28 miles from Manhattan, this property combines native grassland, secluded timbered draws, a spring-fed pond, and a piece of early settler history. As the sister tract to the Dix pasture to the southwest, it offers its own distinct character, with a blend of open grazing acres and thicker cover that invites exploration. The north end of the property features native pasture interspersed with cedars, brush, and forage, creating a textured landscape with outstanding wildlife appeal. Several narrow, fingerlike draws reach into the farm from the east, breaking up the grassland and providing sheltered pockets and natural travel corridors. The gentle roll of the Flint Hills adds depth to the landscape, with each ridge revealing another draw or quiet stretch of pasture. Throughout the wooded portions, a diverse mix of mature bur oak, pin oak, black walnut, cottonwood, elm, Osage orange, locust, and cedar provides shade, character, and valuable wildlife habitat. A spring-fed pond adds a water source for livestock and wildlife while offering a peaceful gathering point within the property. Toward the south, the landscape opens into cleaner native grassland, showcasing the prairie grasses that make this region so treasured. Big Bluestem, Little Bluestem, Indian Grass, and Switchgrass form the foundation of the native stand. This transition from thicker northern cover to more open southern pasture gives the property versatility for grazing, hunting, and recreation. For the hunter, the combination of cover, wooded fingers, water, and open grassland presents ample opportunity to develop a thoughtful hunting setup. Located in Kansas Deer Management Unit 14, the farm offers terrain that lends itself to scouting travel routes and finding secluded stand locations. Geary State Fishing Lake and Wildlife Area lies to the southwest, adding nearby fishing and outdoor recreation to the appeal of this location. Five-strand barbed wire fencing borders three sides of the property, with an entrance in the southwest corner. The seller will provide an escrowed amount to the buyer for replacement of the west boundary fence. All mineral rights are intact, and approximate 2026 property taxes are $334.22. Offered alongside its sister pasture to the southwest, this tract presents an opportunity to purchase a property with its own identity or pursue both offerings for a larger Flint Hills holding. Whether spending an autumn morning tucked into a timbered draw or checking cattle across the southern grassland, the next owner will find plenty here to appreciate, and a three-generation legacy worth carrying forward.
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739 +/- Acres of Beautiful Tennessee Land
Price: $1,900,000 Acreage: 739 County: Benton State: TNAn exceptional opportunity to own approximately 739 +/- acres in Big Sandy, Tennessee, offering outstanding recreational, hunting, residential, and investment potential. The property features approximately 2,070 feet of road frontage across three different roads, providing multiple access points and excellent flexibility. Select cut 3–4 years ago, the property now offers excellent wildlife habitat, with a healthy stand of young mixed hardwoods providing ideal cover for deer and turkey. Approximately 245 acres of pine add to the property’s diversity. Multiple outstanding potential building sites can be found throughout the property, some offering amazing views for miles, including views of Kentucky Lake. An extensive trail system makes navigating the property convenient while providing access to various areas of the tract. A proven hunting property with an established $10,000 annual hunting lease, offering immediate income potential. Located just minutes from the ferry and boat ramp, this property provides convenient access to Kentucky Lake and its recreational opportunities.
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A Private 39 +/- Oklahoma Retreat with Unrestricted Potential
Price: $685,000 Acreage: 39.11 County: McClain State: OKPositioned just northeast of Washington in McClain County, this 39.112 +/- acre property offers an exceptional combination of privacy, mature timber, existing improvements, and convenient access to Norman and Oklahoma City. Featuring approximately 660 feet of blacktop frontage along the western boundary, the property offers excellent accessibility while maintaining the seclusion and flexibility that make rural acreage so desirable. Located outside the limits of any incorporated municipality, the property provides added freedom and flexibility for future development without city municipal restrictions. The heavily wooded landscape, mature trees, and abundant wildlife create an ideal setting for a private estate, recreational retreat, horse property, or family compound. The property offers several existing improvements and utilities that add considerable value and provide a head start for future development. A separate homesite features a one-bedroom residence ready for renovation, with a new roof, siding, windows, exterior paint, and completed electrical service. A historic barn adds character and potential utility to the property. The larger acreage includes its own electric service, an existing water well, a gravel pad, and a lease road providing access to the back acreage. With established utility infrastructure, multiple potential building areas, mature hardwoods, and abundant wildlife, this property offers a unique opportunity to create something truly special while retaining the privacy of a heavily wooded country setting. Location is another standout feature, with Washington Public Schools just 3 miles away, the University of Oklahoma approximately 12 miles away, and downtown Oklahoma City roughly 30 miles away. Its proximity to Norman and the University of Oklahoma makes this an especially attractive opportunity for an Oklahoma Sooners game-day getaway, offering a private place to escape, entertain, and enjoy football weekends without sacrificing convenience. Whether you envision a weekend retreat, private estate, family compound, or recreational property with room to grow, this 39.112 +/- acre offering delivers the combination of location, accessibility, existing improvements, and unrestricted potential that is increasingly difficult to find in central Oklahoma. Schedule your private tour today. Call Braden Pollard at (580) 222-5265.
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8.5 +/- Acres to Build, Hunt & Fish Outside of New Windsor
Price: $127,500 Acreage: 8.5 County: Mercer State: ILA great opportunity to own your own slice of the country! Located just southwest of New Windsor, Illinois, this 8.5 +/- acre property offers an appealing combination of recreational enjoyment, hunting opportunities, and potential building possibilities. The property features a little over 3 acres of tillable farmland, with the remaining balance in timber and recreational areas, including a small pond that provides a great spot for fishing and enjoying the outdoors. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the excellent deer hunting potential, with the timber and open ground offering an ideal setup for wildlife habitat and strategically placed food plots. The tillable acreage also provides an opportunity for potential annual income or can be utilized to enhance the property's recreational appeal. Whether you're looking for a private hunting retreat, a weekend getaway, a potential country homesite, or a small acreage investment, this property offers plenty of possibilities. Situated along a gravel road in the peaceful countryside of Mercer County, this is a unique opportunity to enjoy rural living and the outdoors in one affordable package!
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Massive Hardwoods Near Mammoth Spring
Price: $384,507 Acreage: 161.5 County: Fulton State: ARBig hardwood timber sets the scene for this 161.5 +/- acre tract on Moonlight Road in Mammoth Spring, Arkansas. Large oaks grow alongside sizable walnut and hickory, with substantial trunks and broad canopies giving these woods their character. Multiple oak species provide a diverse timber mix and seasonal food sources for wildlife. Seasonal streams and approximately 140 feet of elevation change add variety to the landscape. Deer sign adds to the hunting appeal, while a powerline right-of-way creates an open corridor through the hardwoods with longer sightlines and potential stand locations. The combination of mature timber, changing terrain, and wooded cover gives hunters plenty to work with. Moonlight Road runs through the property, dividing approximately 40 acres to the south from roughly 120 acres to the north. Approximately 1,800 feet of county road frontage provides access to both portions and flexibility for buyers considering a hunting property, cabin, or rural home. NAEC electricity and NEXT Fiber internet are available at the road, and mineral rights remain intact. The property is approximately 5 miles from Mammoth Spring State Park, located just south of the Missouri line. One of the world’s largest springs, Mammoth Spring produces approximately 9.8 million gallons of 58-degree water per hour, filling a 10-acre lake before flowing south as the Spring River. Known for trout fishing, canoeing, and kayaking, the river adds another way to enjoy the outdoors close to the property. Historic downtown Hardy is approximately 15 miles away, and Jonesboro is approximately 78 miles away. Whether your plans involve hunting, weekends on the river, or a home among the hardwoods, this tract puts those possibilities within reach.
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The Dix West Legacy: Three Generations in the Flint Hills
Price: $692,645 Acreage: 156 County: Geary State: KSSome properties offer more than acres; they carry a family’s history and a connection to the land that spans generations. Known as the Dix pasture, this exceptional taxable 156 +/- acre tract just south of Junction City, Kansas, along Highway 77 has been passed down through three generations. With sweeping Flint Hills views, pristine native grassland, mature hardwood timber, and a boundary adjoining Geary State Fishing Lake and Wildlife Area, this is a special opportunity to carry that legacy forward. Across the pasture, rolling hills rise and fall through more than 100 feet of elevation change, revealing the limestone foundation that defines this celebrated landscape. Approximately 120 acres of native grassland feature Big Bluestem, Little Bluestem, Indian Grass, and Switchgrass. From the high ridges to the sheltered draws, the property offers the kind of scenery and productive grazing country that make the Flint Hills so treasured. Complementing the open grassland are approximately 36 acres of mature hardwood timber, with bur oak, pin oak, black walnut, cottonwood, and hickory accented by cedar along the edges. A Lyon Creek tributary winds through the property, while a spring-fed pond adds another valuable water source. Together, the timber, grassland, water, and changing terrain create a diverse property with appeal for both livestock and wildlife. For the hunter, the combination of wooded draws, natural travel corridors, and native cover offers outstanding opportunity. Located in Kansas Deer Management Unit 8, the Dix pasture provides a setting to establish a hunting tradition of your own. Its adjoining location to Geary State Fishing Lake and Wildlife Area adds another exceptional dimension, with nearby fishing, wildlife viewing, and outdoor recreation extending the enjoyment well beyond the pasture itself. Above-average five-strand barbed wire perimeter fencing and two gated entrances provide practical infrastructure for managing and accessing the acreage. All mineral rights are intact and will transfer to the buyer, and approximate 2026 property taxes are $382.34. The sister pasture to the northeast will also be offered for sale, presenting an additional opportunity for buyers interested in expanding their landholdings in this remarkable setting. Whether your vision includes native grass grazing, hunting, recreation, or preserving a piece of Kansas for the next generation, the Dix pasture brings those opportunities together. Three generations have held this land close. Now, its rolling hills, limestone ridges, and quiet draws are ready for the next chapter.
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