Hunting Land Listings
Tucked Away Acreage With Blacktop Access
Price: $99,900 Acreage: 10 County: Reno State: KSHere is a great opportunity to own 10 +/- acres just 1 mile south of Pretty Prairie, Kansas. This unique flagpole-shaped tract offers a combination of rural privacy, convenient access, mature trees, open pasture, and building potential. The property features blacktop access by way of a deeded access strip, providing the convenience of paved-road proximity while allowing the main portion of the acreage to sit back from the road for added seclusion. Mature trees add character and privacy, while the pasture provides plenty of usable ground for a future homesite, livestock, recreation, or other rural uses. The location offers an appealing balance of country living and accessibility. Kingman is approximately 12 miles away for everyday necessities, while Harding Hill Campground at Cheney Reservoir is just 14 miles away, offering convenient access to boating, fishing, camping, and other outdoor recreation. Cheney is approximately 23 miles to the southeast, and west Wichita near 21st Street and Maize Road can be reached in about 41 minutes. Golf enthusiasts will appreciate being only about a mile from the 9-hole Pretty Prairie Golf Course on the west side of town. Pretty Prairie is also well known for hosting Kansas’ largest night rodeo each July, bringing one of the area’s signature annual events right to your doorstep. Whether you’re searching for a possible country homesite, small acreage for livestock, or simply a peaceful tract of land within easy reach of surrounding communities and recreation, this 10-acre property offers plenty of possibilities in a convenient south-central Kansas location.
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Top-Tier Recreational Farm With CRP Income Along Illinois Creek
Price: $896,713 Acreage: 156 County: Jackson State: KSThis 156 +/- acre property is located in southwest Jackson County near Emmett, Kansas, and offers an outstanding combination of diverse habitat, income-producing CRP, water, agricultural ground, and exceptional recreational opportunities. The property consists of 83 +/- acres of cropland, 68 +/- acres of native grass and timber, and 5 +/- acres associated with the watershed lake. Currently, 71 +/- acres are enrolled in CRP, generating $6,419.00 in annual income. The soils primarily consist of Martin silty clay loam and Kennebec silt loam, with an NCCPI overall weighted average of 61. The cropland acres feature well-maintained terraces, waterways, and field edges, with 3–8% slopes. The property offers exceptionally diverse habitat, featuring mature timbered draws, thick cover, and warm-season native grasses. Illinois Creek winds throughout the property, providing an additional water source and enhancing the property's wildlife habitat. Numerous established trails provide excellent access throughout the tract, while two large wildlife food plots provide valuable supplemental food sources. The property offers excellent opportunities for whitetail deer, turkey, upland birds, and waterfowl hunting and is located in Kansas Deer Management Unit 9. One of the property's major recreational features is the 20 +/- acre adjoining watershed lake, offering excellent fishing and waterfowl hunting opportunities. The property also includes a Redneck Blinds Buck Palace 6' x 6' blind positioned on a 15' stand, an Outback Wildlife 2,000-lb. Gravity Protein Feeder, and an Outback Wildlife 1,000-lb. Corn Feeder. Nearly 70 +/- feet of elevation change across the property creates numerous ideal building sites while providing beautiful views and varied terrain. Access is convenient with a well-maintained, year-round gravel road along the north boundary and a low-maintenance dirt road along the east boundary. Electricity and a rural water line are at the road. Mineral rights are intact and will transfer to the Buyer at closing. There are no active farm leases or tenant rights currently in place. This property is ready to hunt this fall and is a must-see to truly appreciate the diversity, recreational opportunities, varied terrain, and incredible views it has to offer. 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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208 +/- Acres in North Fork Sandhills
Price: $695,000 Acreage: 208 County: Jackson State: OKLocated in far eastern Jackson County, approximately 18 miles from Altus, this 208 +/- acre property offers a rare combination of river frontage, diverse wildlife habitat, and scenic terrain. More than 0.8 miles of the North Fork of the Red River borders the property, a feature made even more notable by the variety of landscape found within the tract. Rolling sandhills rise above the river bottom with approximately 63 feet of elevation change, much of them covered by an impressive concentration of post oak. The abundance of oak is particularly unique for this part of Southwest Oklahoma and gives portions of the property a character all their own. A diverse mixture of other hardwoods follows the draws and lower elevations, while native grasses, sagebrush, and yucca occupy the more open areas. From higher points, distant views of the surrounding mountains provide a scenic backdrop to an already distinctive property. The layout is exceptionally well suited for wildlife and recreation. Across the higher ground, oak-covered sandhills, pockets of thick timber, and subtle changes in terrain create excellent whitetail habitat, with heavily traveled game trails, rubs, and scrapes found throughout the property. Several secluded grassy openings are tucked into the timber and could be converted to food plots with relatively little clearing. Moving toward the North Fork, the rolling sandhills eventually fall away into a broad river-bottom grass flat before reaching the river itself, creating another distinct habitat type within the property. Whitetail deer are the primary attraction, with Rio Grande turkey, quail, waterfowl, and feral hogs also present. Approximately 1.75 miles of existing trails provide access throughout much of the tract, with one rifle blind and several older metal ladder stands already in place. Access is provided by a county road that dead-ends near the property, limiting through traffic and adding to the privacy of the setting. Despite its secluded feel, the property remains approximately 18 miles from Altus, 130 miles from Oklahoma City, 176 miles from Amarillo, and 213 miles from DFW International Airport. Properties along the North Fork of the Red River seldom trade hands, and opportunities combining this much river frontage with oak-covered sandhills, varied terrain, mature timber, and quality wildlife habitat are particularly difficult to replicate. For the hunter or recreational buyer looking for a property with genuine character, this tract offers a combination of features that is increasingly difficult to find in Southwest Oklahoma.
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2 Tract Edwards County CRP Land Auction
Price: Auction Acreage: 310.9 County: Edwards State: KSTract 1 Tract 1 is located just one mile south of Trousdale, Kansas, and consists of 153.3 +/- acres described as the North Half of the Northwest Quarter and the North Half of the Northeast Quarter, less road right-of-way, of Section 8, Township 26 South, Range 16 West, Edwards County, Kansas. This property offers an attractive combination of established CRP income, mature wildlife habitat, mineral ownership, and an old farmstead with existing infrastructure. Of the total acreage, 139.94 +/- acres are enrolled in the Conservation Reserve Program (CRP). The current CRP contract began in 2023 and runs through 2033, paying $45.67 per acre for an annual payment of approximately $6,391. The 2026 CRP payment will be retained by the sellers, with the buyer receiving the full 2027 CRP payment and future payments thereafter, subject to the terms and requirements of the existing CRP contract. In addition to providing annual income, the established CRP grassland offers excellent cover and habitat for wildlife. The remaining 13.36 +/- acres consist of an old farmyard and mature shelterbelt. The former homesite, addressed as 2023 270th Ave, Haviland, KS 67059, includes an existing water well and a disconnected electric meter. A substantial shelterbelt extends from the abandoned farmyard along the entire southern property line and consists of approximately four rows of mature cedar, hedge, and cottonwood trees. While this property has not historically been hunted or intensively managed for wildlife, it has tremendous recreational potential. Nearly 140 acres of established CRP grassland combined with the mature shelterbelt creates quality habitat for whitetail deer, Rio Grande turkey, pheasant, and quail. The property is located in an area of Kansas well known for producing exceptional whitetails, giving the next owner an opportunity to further develop the property for hunting and recreational use. There are no current hunting leases on the property, and all hunting rights and recreational possession will transfer to the Buyer at closing. All of the Seller's mineral rights are intact and will transfer with the sale of the property. There is currently supplemental emergency grazing in place through October 1, 2026. The existing fencing and cattle-related improvements are owned by the current ranch tenant and are not included in the sale. These tenant-owned improvements will be removed prior to closing unless the Buyer and current tenant mutually agree to continue the existing arrangement. The Buyer will receive full possession of the property at the day of closing, with no hunting lease or other recreational possession continuing beyond closing. 2025 real estate taxes were $556.20. Tract 2 Tract 2 consists of 157.6 +/- acres located just south of and directly adjoining Tract 1. The property is described as the South Half of the Northwest Quarter and the West Half of the Southwest Quarter, less road right-of-way, of Section 8, Township 26 South, Range 16 West, Edwards County, Kansas. The property includes approximately 155.47 +/- acres enrolled in the Conservation Reserve Program (CRP). The current CRP contract began in 2023 and runs through 2033, paying $44.98 per acre for an annual payment of approximately $6,993. The sellers will retain the 2026 CRP payment, with the buyer receiving the full 2027 CRP payment and future payments thereafter, subject to the terms and requirements of the existing CRP contract. The established CRP grassland provides dependable annual income while also creating excellent wildlife habitat and cover. With Tract 2 directly adjoining Tract 1, the two properties provide buyers with the opportunity to bid on adjoining tracts within the same section and assemble a combined 310.9 +/- acres. Tract 2 is currently included in the same supplemental emergency grazing arrangement as Tract 1, which is in place through October 1, 2026. Any existing fencing and cattle-related improvements owned by the current ranch tenant are not included in the sale and will be removed prior to closing unless the Buyer and current tenant mutually agree to continue an arrangement. The property offers recreational potential for whitetail deer, Rio Grande turkey, pheasant, and quail. There are no current hunting leases, and the Buyer will receive full possession and all hunting and recreational rights at closing. All of the Seller's mineral rights are intact and will transfer with the sale of the property.
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Riverfront Cabin at Brookings Adjoining Dave Donaldson WMA
Price: $490,000 Acreage: 0.5 County: Clay State: ARIf world-class duck hunting is what you’re looking for, this Black River property in Clay County puts you right in the heart of it. Located overlooking the Black River and the renowned Dave Donaldson Wildlife Management Area, this 1,750 square foot cabin offers 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, and beautiful cedar walls throughout. With approximately 25,000 acres of prime duck and deer hunting right out your front door, you’ll have exceptional access to some of the area’s most sought-after waterfowl hunting. After the hunt, relax on the spacious outdoor decks and enjoy the beautiful river views from your own private retreat. The property is built for the serious outdoorsman, featuring a private boat dock with room for four boats, a private boat ramp, a large gravel parking lot, and parking underneath the cabin. Whether you’re looking for a dedicated duck hunting camp, a place to bring family and hunting buddies, or a year-round Black River getaway, this property offers the perfect combination of comfort, convenience, and unparalleled access to world-class duck hunting at the famous Dave Donaldson WMA.
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20 +/- Acre Combination Farm With Income Nestled in Northeast Missouri
Price: $156,800 Acreage: 20 County: Schuyler State: MOSituated in Schuyler County, this 20 +/- acre tract packs an incredible punch for someone looking for a place to build their homestead, an avid hunter, or a land investor. Offering a rare blend of return on investment, established wildlife habitat, and effortless access, this property punches far above its weight class. Despite its manageable size, this parcel is designed for maximum hunting efficiency. The layout maximizes natural pinch points, funneling deer seamlessly between thick bedding areas and the established food plots. Surrounded by agricultural fields and timber blocks, this tract serves as a natural hub for mature bucks during the rut. Whether you are looking to secure a private hunting retreat, expand your land portfolio, or enjoy passive annual income, this Schuyler County farm is ready to hunt on day one. Call today for your private showing.
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Plainville CRP & Cropland 80
Price: $200,000 Acreage: 80 County: Rooks State: KSLocated just southeast of Plainville, Kansas, this beautiful 80 +/- acre Rooks County property offers an attractive combination of productive dryland cropland, established CRP grassland, recreational opportunities, and investment potential. The property is legally described as the West Half of the Northwest Quarter (W/2 NW/4) of Section 17, Township 10 South, Range 17 West, Rooks County, Kansas. The diverse mix of dryland cropland and established CRP creates multiple sources of value within a manageable 80 +/- acre tract. The tillable acreage provides productive agricultural ground, while the CRP acreage generates annual income at $42 per acre and provides established grassland habitat. Beyond its agricultural and income-producing value, this is an exceptionally attractive property with the classic character of north-central Kansas. The combination of open cropland and established grass creates excellent habitat, bedding cover, and travel corridors for area wildlife, including whitetail deer, Rio Grande turkey, pheasant, and quail. With its convenient location just southeast of Plainville, this property would make an excellent addition to an existing farming operation, a standalone land investment, or a recreational tract with agricultural income. The combination of productive cropland, CRP income, wildlife habitat, and long-term land ownership potential makes this a versatile Rooks County property.
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True Legacy 300 +/- Acre Farm
Price: $750,000 Acreage: 300 County: Whitley State: KYA truly remarkable opportunity to own 300 +/- acres of beautiful rolling countryside that has never before been offered on the open market. This exceptional legacy farm offers a rare combination of natural beauty, usable acreage, privacy, recreation, and long-term potential. From the moment you enter the property, the gently rolling terrain, open fields, mature woods, and peaceful surroundings create the kind of setting that is becoming increasingly difficult to find. The farm features multiple ponds, more than 50 acres of pasture, and an impressive stand of mature timber that adds both beauty and character throughout the property. The mix of open ground and wooded acreage provides outstanding habitat for wildlife, making this an excellent property for hunting and outdoor recreation. Whether you enjoy deer and turkey hunting, hiking, riding, farming, or simply spending time in the outdoors, there is plenty of room to enjoy it all on your own land. With multiple potential home sites spread throughout the property, there are numerous possibilities for building a private estate, family compound, weekend retreat, or additional residences while preserving the character of the farm. Elevated areas and rolling ridgelines offer beautiful views across the surrounding countryside, while the ponds and pasture add to the property's charm and versatility. Excellent access makes the acreage easy to reach and enhances the possibilities for farming, livestock, recreational use, or future development. With its size, mature timber, productive pasture, water features, abundant wildlife, and beautiful terrain, this property offers the opportunity to create something truly special. Properties of this size and quality rarely become available, especially one that has remained off the open market until now. Whether you are searching for a working farm, premier hunting property, private country estate, recreational retreat, or a piece of land to hold and pass down for generations, this extraordinary 300-acre farm deserves a closer look. This is more than just acreage—it is the opportunity to own a true legacy property.
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Exceptional Osage County Ranch With Multiple Homes & Income Opportunities
Price: $1,359,500 Acreage: 167 County: Osage State: OKWelcome to a truly unique Osage County property offering the perfect combination of ranch functionality, comfortable living, recreational opportunities, and multiple sources of income. Located on approximately 167 fully improved acres, this property is set up to accommodate everything from livestock and hunting to family living and investment. The primary residence features a 4 bedroom, 3 bath brick home with a new roof and an impressive list of amenities, including an electronic gated entry, 3-car garage, in-ground storm shelter, Generac generator, security system, central intercom, and central vacuum. An enclosed, air-conditioned gazebo provides an ideal space to relax and enjoy the surrounding acreage. The improvements continue with a 30’x40’ insulated shop and a massive 60’x100’ Morton building complete with living quarters and a covered lean-to designed for livestock. A working chute, multiple traps, and additional fenced areas around the homes and shops make this property exceptionally well suited for an active livestock operation. A separate 3 bedroom, 2 bath guest house provides additional living space and the opportunity for rental income, guest accommodations, or a private residence for family members. Outdoor amenities are just as impressive. The property features three ponds, native grasses, mature oak and pecan trees, and excellent whitetail habitat. With approximately 167 acres to explore and multiple established improvements, this is a property that can be enjoyed year-round. For the recreational enthusiast, Kaw Lake is approximately 4 miles away, with the Burbank Landing boat ramp providing convenient access to the lake and public hunting areas. Adding even more investment appeal, the property generates additional rental income from a cell tower, creating another potential revenue stream for the next owner. Conveniently located just 10 minutes from Ponca City, 20 minutes from Fairfax, and 30 minutes from Pawhuska, this property offers the privacy and freedom of country living without sacrificing accessibility. Whether you’re looking for a working ranch, hunting property, family retreat, income-producing investment, or a combination of all four, this Osage County property deserves a serious look. Call or text (918) 578-9353 for more information. Shown by appointment only.
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Diverse Terrain Offering Hunting and Homesite Opportunities
Price: $221,568 Acreage: 69.24 County: Jackson State: MSMinutes outside Big Point, Mississippi, this 69.24 +/- acre property’s diverse mixture of terrain offers many possibilities. Investment comes with a 25–30-year-old pine plantation stand ready for harvest. The hunting is complemented by a mix of pines, hardwood bottoms accented by wetland duck habitat, and prairie. The property is easily accessed from a blacktop road, having ample frontage and electricity available. The internal road system is made up of one primary road running the depth of the property. This tract is made up of approximately 59.5 +/- acres of wetlands that offer a perfect backdrop for raising whitetail, turkey, and many other species of wildlife. The other 10 +/- acres easily give way to clearing your future homesite for years of recreational enjoyment at your back door. A few miles east of Highway 613 and conveniently located close to Moss Point and Pascagoula.
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