Hunting Land Listings
55 +/- Acres With Highway Frontage & Big Possibilities
Price: $299,900 Acreage: 55 County: Le Flore State: OKThis 55 +/- acre tract in LeFlore County, Oklahoma, is definitely one to look at. Boasting great highway frontage on US Highway 259, it has the perfect potential for a great commercial setup or the perfect spot for that forever home. With a brand-new driveway/access established, it makes it easy to access the property and the trails that have been cut to view the land. This property also borders the Three Rivers Wildlife Management area and has an abundance of wildlife, including whitetail deer, wild hog, and black bear. Sitting with great topography, this property at the top has potential for some amazing mountain views. With easy rolling hills throughout and a great mixture of young pine, oak, and cedar, it gives the perfect blend of nature. Sitting next to Three Rivers Meat Company, you can enjoy great food at just a walking distance from the property line. Sitting only 32 miles from Hochatown, Beavers Bend State Park, and Broken Bow Lake, you can enjoy all the amenities that a person needs for recreational use in just a short drive. This one has some great potential for whatever you want to make it. Let's go tour this one.
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Beautiful 80 +/- Acre McCurtain County, Oklahoma Farm
Price: $340,000 Acreage: 80 County: McCurtain State: OKOpportunities like this 80 +/- acre McCurtain County farm are hard to find. Featuring a versatile mix of grass and timber, this farm offers a wide range of possibilities for a new owner. The farm is perimeter fenced and cross-fenced, making it well suited for livestock, while a small pond and wet-weather creek provide additional natural features. Fantastic build sites are located throughout the farm, with utilities available and county-maintained gravel road frontage providing convenient access. Whether you’re looking to establish a permanent residence, build a weekend getaway, run livestock, or simply own a beautiful piece of southeastern Oklahoma, this farm deserves a look. Located just 2 miles northwest of Millerton, approximately 25 miles from Broken Bow, 80 miles from Atoka, and 160 miles from Dallas, Texas. 2025 property taxes are just $78.00. Give Kevin Williams a call at (918) 559-8960 for more details.
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Once-in-a-Lifetime Generational Farm in Bourbon County, Kansas
Price: $2,142,400 Acreage: 412 County: Bourbon State: KSOpportunities like this are becoming increasingly rare. For the first time in more than 40 years, this remarkable farm in southern Bourbon County, Kansas is being offered for sale. Large, contiguous tracts of this caliber are seldom available in this part of Southeast Kansas, making this a truly exceptional opportunity for the serious land buyer, hunter, investor, or family looking to establish a legacy of their own. The size of this property is one of its greatest advantages. In a region where large farms are often divided and fragmented over time, owning a substantial tract provides something increasingly difficult to find—privacy, seclusion, and the ability to truly manage and enjoy your own piece of Kansas. The acreage allows wildlife to live, travel, and mature with minimal pressure, and this farm's history reflects exactly what you would expect from a property of this caliber located in a proven big buck neighborhood. The habitat diversity throughout the farm is outstanding. Scenic creek bottoms wind through the property, complemented by ponds, rolling topography, native grasses, and an abundance of edge habitat. Mature stands of walnut and oak timber, along with productive persimmon groves, provide exceptional food and cover for wildlife. The diversity creates ideal conditions for both deer and turkeys, offering everything they need across the landscape—from bedding cover and natural food sources to secluded travel corridors and protected areas. Having been hunted very little over the years, this property represents a rare opportunity to take ownership of a farm with tremendous, untapped potential. Whether your vision is to continue enjoying it in its natural state or implement a carefully designed wildlife management program, the foundation for an exceptional hunting property is already in place. This is not the kind of farm you can fully appreciate from an aerial map or a quick drive down the road. You must spend some time on this property, walk the creek bottoms, explore the timber, and experience the seclusion for yourself to understand just how unique it truly is. Large generational farms with this combination of size, habitat diversity, hunting opportunity, and limited pressure rarely come to market—especially in one of Southeast Kansas's most sought-after big buck areas. This is a true once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to own a farm that has been in the same family for nearly half a century and create the next chapter of its legacy. Schedule your private tour and come spend some time on this remarkable Bourbon County farm. Opportunities like this simply don't come around often.
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30 +/- Acres of Unrestricted Land in Southwest Wyoming
Price: $180,000 Acreage: 30 County: Sublette State: WYIf you are looking for a place to call home or just a piece of land to use as your recreational base camp, take a look! Unrestricted land is getting harder to find out west. This land is mostly level and has a small year-round creek running through it. There is a fair amount of alkaline soil on this land, and portions of the land do flood during wet seasons or neighboring irrigation periods. There is a portion in the northwest corner that is higher in elevation that looks to be buildable. There is a small storage shed on the property that will remain, and the corral and fencing will stay on the land as well. This area of Wyoming has views of Bridger Wilderness area on the east side and the Soft River Range on the west of this land, which encompasses millions of acres, so recreational opportunities are endless. Own a piece of ground that captures the old west! Give Karl Ward a call at (307) 387-9677 to schedule a showing or answer any questions.
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Wayne County 80 +/- Acre Property With Excellent Hunting and Mature Timber
Price: $200,000 Acreage: 80 County: Wayne State: MONestled in the rolling hills of Wayne County, Missouri, this 80 +/- acre tract offers the perfect blend of recreation, seclusion, and natural beauty. Featuring mature hardwood timber throughout, the property provides outstanding habitat for deer and turkey, making it a great hunting destination. An established interior trail system allows easy access across the land for hunting, hiking, or ATV riding. Tucked away among the timber sits an old hunting cabin, full of rustic charm and ready to serve as a basecamp for weekend getaways. Whether you’re searching for a private recreational retreat, hunting property, or investment in quality Missouri timberland, this property checks all the boxes.
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41.73 Acres With Off-Grid Cabin Bordering Cherokee National Forest
Price: $333,840 Acreage: 41.73 County: Carter State: TNPrivacy, long-range mountain views, and a cabin tucked into the woods make this 41.73 acre Carter County property a place where you can settle in and enjoy a quieter way of life. Located at 1887 Dennis Cove Road in Hampton, Tennessee, the land borders Cherokee National Forest and offers excellent access along well-maintained Dennis Cove Road and Laurel Fork Road. A large gate secures the front entrance, while the wooded mountain setting gives the property a secluded feel. Whether you are looking for an off-grid mountain home, a hunting retreat, or a weekend escape, this tract already has much of the groundwork in place. Nestled in a clearing surrounded by forest, a 24'x24' shed has been thoughtfully converted into a welcoming 1 bedroom, 1 bathroom mountain cabin. Inside, wood walls and ceilings, exposed beams, and large windows give the space warmth and character while bringing the outdoors into view. A wood stove with a substantial stone hearth anchors the living area, providing a comfortable place to unwind after a day on the mountain. Outside, the deck offers a quiet spot for morning coffee, fresh air, and time spent enjoying the surrounding woods. The cabin operates completely off-grid with a 24-volt solar power system using four 6-volt, 400-amp-hour batteries, which the owner reports maintaining near a 90% charge to support longevity. A separate 12-volt backup system powers the kitchen lighting and refrigerator. A gravity-fed water system collects water from a mountain seep into two 275-gallon tanks, with an additional 250-gallon backup tank. An outdoor shower includes a black preheater enclosure for warming water. A Starlink Mini and an installed cell service repeater provide options for staying connected from this private mountain setting. A well-maintained trail system winds throughout the acreage, making it easy to explore the land on foot or in the included 2003 Kawasaki Mule 2510 side-by-side. Mature hickory, poplar, oak, maple, magnolia, beech, and cherry trees cover the landscape, and game cameras have captured bear, deer, bobcat, and turkey. Long-range mountain views and the adjoining national forest add to the property's appeal, while an included shipping container provides practical storage for equipment and supplies. Approximately 13 miles from Hampton, 18 miles from Elizabethton, and 27 miles from Johnson City, this property offers room to roam, an established off-grid setup, and the opportunity to put your own personal touch on a beautiful piece of East Tennessee.
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Timber, Prairie, Food Plot Potential, and Premium Wildlife Habitat
Price: $299,900 Acreage: 105.5 County: Price State: WIThis 105.5 acre Price County property offers a diverse mix of wooded hunting ground, prairie grasses, mature timber, and mixed understory. A variety of hardwoods and evergreens, including maple, oak, aspen, and elm, create excellent habitat diversity, while the numerous transitions between timber, prairie, and heavier cover provide the kind of edge habitat that deer and other wildlife naturally use. The property shows strong signs of wildlife activity, with abundant deer trails, rubs, scrapes, and bedding cover throughout the area. Bear and turkey sign have also been observed, and the combination of natural browse, berries, cover, nearby agriculture, and water creates a well-rounded habitat base. Open and prairie areas could also be well suited for establishing food plots and further improving the property for hunting. One is currently planted in soybeans. With very little hunting pressure in recent years, this acreage has the feel of an overlooked northern Wisconsin hunting property with plenty of potential. Whether managed primarily for whitetails, turkey, or general recreation, the mix of mature timber, understory, prairie, and open ground gives a new owner a strong foundation for long-term habitat and hunting improvements.
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47 +/- Acre Kentucky Tract With Big Potential
Price: $299,999 Acreage: 47 County: Gallatin State: KY47 +/- acres on the west side of Knox Lillard Road, and a piece of ground that punches above its size. The tract is mostly thickets and timber: a few stands of mature hardwood, a diverse mix of species, and younger growth coming behind it, set across gentle, rolling slopes with a creek running through. Trails are already cut throughout. The entry is gated off Knox Lillard Road, and an abandoned tobacco barn stands near the road just inside it, still standing, but not a usable structure. For someone looking for that blank chalkboard satellite farm, this is trophy deer and turkey habitat, and it is hunted today under a lease that is producing income for the owner. That tells a buyer the ground is proven rather than promising. The lease expires upon closing, so possession is clean; the next owner hunts it himself the first season. The blinds, feeders, and stands here belong to the current lessee and do not convey with the sale. Not all of it is timber, and the open ground is what gives this tract its options. Approximately seven acres were tillable, last planted in tobacco about fifteen years ago and now grown into native grasses. That field is early-successional cover sitting in the middle of thickets, thermal hubs, and timber, which is exactly the kind of edge a deer herd uses hard. It is also 7 acres a buyer can work back up and plant, or the level, open ground a home eventually sits on. Add roughly 500 yards of power line easement across the northern portion of this tract. Between the field and the easement, this 47 +/- acre tract has two separate pieces of open ground to work with. Electricity is on the road. Beyond that, this is a blank chalkboard for someone who wants to build a small, private hunting property exactly the way he wants it, or who wants a wooded, gently rolling piece of Kentucky to put a home on down the road. The topography here is forgiving enough to give a buyer real options on both counts. Gallatin County sits on I-71 roughly midway between Cincinnati and Louisville, with Sparta, Warsaw, and Carrollton close by and the Kentucky Speedway just up the road, close enough to reach easily on a Friday evening, far enough to feel like it is yours. Call today and come walk it.
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160 +/- Acres of Gallatin County Timber With I-71 Frontage
Price: $699,999 Acreage: 160 County: Gallatin State: KYTimber is the defining feature of this 160 +/- acre tract. Located on the east side of Knox Lillard Road, this is the larger and more varied half of the farm, consisting of approximately 160 acres of predominantly wooded ground. The property offers a combination of mature timber, diverse species, and younger growth developing throughout the tract, providing both immediate timber resources and long-term growth potential. The timber stands across gentle, rolling terrain with creek drainage throughout the property. A diverse mix of hardwoods creates a strong natural resource component, while the combination of mature timber and younger regeneration gives the tract the characteristics buyers look for in a long-term woodland investment. A professional timber cruise or forestry evaluation would be recommended for buyers interested in determining current merchantable timber volume and value. Established interior trails provide access throughout the property, making it practical to inspect the timber, navigate the acreage, hunt, and manage the property. For a tract of this size, the existing trail system is a significant asset and provides a foundation for future timber, recreational, and wildlife management. The property also offers quality habitat for deer and turkey, with the combination of timber, water, rolling terrain, and areas of early successional growth creating varied wildlife habitat. The property is currently being hunted under a lease that generates income for the current owner. The hunting lease expires upon closing, allowing the new owner to take possession without an existing hunting lease. Blinds, feeders, and stands belong to the current lessee and do not convey with the sale. Several open and transitional areas provide additional opportunities for a buyer interested in managing the property for wildlife or recreation. The open area consists of about 3 places on the property. About 1/4 acre of open ground is located in the heart, while approximately 150 yards of power line easement cross the northern portion and a 600-yard pipeline easement follows the southern end. These areas are currently in early successional growth and provide potential locations for future habitat improvements, food plots, bedding areas, or travel corridors, subject to applicable easement restrictions and landowner preferences. Approximately 700 yards of I-71 frontage provide excellent highway exposure and convenient access to the property. Electricity is available along the road, while the majority of the tract remains undeveloped, giving a buyer flexibility to determine how the property is utilized. For the recreational buyer, this property offers a substantial block of timber, established trails, water, rolling topography, and multiple habitat types. For the buyer focused on timber, the combination of mature stands, species diversity, and younger growth provides the foundation for a long-term woodland asset with potential future timber income. The property also offers potential for a buyer interested in future improvements or a private rural retreat, with electricity along the road, quick highway access, and substantial acreage. Located in Gallatin County with convenient access to I-71, the property is approximately midway between Cincinnati and Louisville, with Sparta, Warsaw, Carrollton, and the Kentucky Speedway within the surrounding area. Contact us today to schedule a private showing and walk the property. Showing by appointment only.
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259.5 Acres of Prime Price County Hunting and Farm Land
Price: $754,170 Acreage: 259.5 County: Price State: WIThis 259.5 acre property in Price County offers an exceptional mix of income-producing ground, diverse wildlife habitat, and recreational opportunities across eight parcels (6 of which are contiguous). The landscape includes open fields currently planted in soybeans, areas of prairie grasses, mature timber, mixed understory, and a wide variety of hardwoods and evergreens including maple, oak, aspen, and elm. The soybean acreage is currently generating approximately $50 per acre in rental income, while open areas offer excellent potential for future food plots. With no conservation easements in place, buyers have flexibility to manage and improve the property to fit their goals. For the hunter, this property has the feel of a long-forgotten honey hole that has seen very little hunting pressure in recent years. While walking the property, you will encounter a labyrinth of deer trails along with abundant deer sign. You will likely also notice bear sign, turkey feathers, and gobbling turkeys. Abundant edge habitat, secluded bedding cover, mature timber, younger understory, native grasses, berries, and natural browse create an outstanding habitat mix. Agricultural fields and neighboring farmland provide additional food sources, while water and heavy cover help give wildlife everything they need within and around the property. An existing trail system on the property allows for easier travel throughout the acreage. Whether the goal is hunting, habitat management, recreation, agricultural income, or simply owning a large and diverse piece of northern Wisconsin, this property offers a combination that is increasingly difficult to find. The variety of terrain and vegetation creates multiple habitat transitions and natural travel corridors, with plenty of room to establish stands, potential food plots, access routes, and a long-term land management plan.
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