Hunting Land Listings
45 +/- Acre Build Site With Hunting Potential
Price: $256,500 Acreage: 45 County: Newton State: MOLocated just north of Seneca, Missouri, this 45 +/- acre tract offers an ideal blend of convenience, privacy, and outdoor opportunity. Near the road, you’ll find a great build site that provides easy access for a future home, cabin, or weekend retreat while still allowing the bulk of the property to remain tucked away for recreation. The setting offers that hard-to-find balance of country living and usable land, making it a strong option for anyone looking to build while enjoying room to roam. The back 40 +/- acres are well-suited for hunting, with abundant large oaks providing excellent natural mast and strong wildlife habitat. An existing trail system makes it easy to move through the property, access stand locations, or simply enjoy the land by ATV or on foot. With several areas offering food plot potential, this property has the ingredients needed to enhance deer and turkey activity while creating a highly usable recreational tract close to town. Whether you are searching for a place to build, a quiet recreational getaway, or a manageable hunting property with room for improvements, this tract checks a lot of boxes. With its accessible homesite, timbered hunting ground, mature oak cover, established trails, and potential to further develop wildlife habitat, this 45 +/- acre property north of Seneca offers a rare opportunity to enjoy the best of Southwest Missouri land ownership.
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38 +/- Acre Secluded Combo Farm
Price: $360,000 Acreage: 38 County: McDonald State: MOLocated in the quiet countryside of Powell, Missouri, this 39 acre property offers the privacy and room to roam that buyers look for in a secluded Ozarks retreat. The land provides a peaceful setting with maximum seclusion, making it well-suited for those who want to get away from the noise while still enjoying the comfort of a home already in place. The property includes a 3 bedroom, 2 bath modular home set on a foundation, offering practical living space for a full-time residence, weekend getaway, or hunting cabin. The property features an abundance of white oak trees along with pasture ground full of forage, creating an excellent opportunity for both wild game and livestock. This balanced mix of pasture and timber gives the land versatility, whether you want to run animals, improve food sources for wildlife, ride ATVs, set up hunting spots, or simply enjoy the outdoors. From wooded cover to usable open ground, the property offers the kind of natural variety that supports a wide range of recreational and agricultural uses. With abundant deer and turkey potential, this acreage is ideal for outdoor enthusiasts looking to hunt, explore, or simply enjoy nature. The mix of open space and wooded surroundings creates an inviting habitat for wildlife, while the remote feel of the property adds to its appeal. Whether you are searching for a private homestead, recreational land, or a quiet escape in McDonald County, this Powell property delivers the combination of acreage, shelter, and seclusion that is hard to find.
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Build or Camp at Camp MO ACHA
Price: $525,000 Acreage: 39.5 County: Miami State: KSWelcome to Camp MO ACHA, a truly unique 39.5 +/- acre property just south of Paola, Kansas, offering the rare combination of privacy, recreation, and convenience. Located along Highway 169 and just minutes from town, this property features an established network of mowed trails, multiple campsites, great timber, and direct access to Bull Creek. A beautiful, manicured pond stocked with fish provides a peaceful centerpiece, while the abundance of deer and established trails create an exceptional recreational setting that has been largely untouched for years. The improvements and amenities make this property ready to enjoy from day one. A charming cabin overlooking the pond provides a place to stay while you’re enjoying the property, and two machine sheds offer plenty of storage for equipment, trailers, and recreational gear. Existing driveways and infrastructure are already in place, making this an ideal property for a private hunting camp, weekend retreat, family getaway, or future homesite. With the combination of timber, creek access, water, trails, and abundant wildlife, the recreational possibilities are hard to match this close to Paola and the Kansas City metro. Adding even more value, the sale includes everything currently on the property, including multiple trailers, an older Ford tractor with a large brush hog, a Grasshopper mower, chainsaws, chains, tools, and additional equipment. Whether you’re looking for a place to build, a private camp, a recreational property, or simply a peaceful piece of the country with room to roam, Camp MO ACHA offers a rare opportunity to own a fully equipped 39.5 +/- acre retreat in a convenient location.
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Great Hunting, Build Sites, & Income-Producing Land Between Tulsa & OKC
Price: $415,950 Acreage: 118 County: Creek State: OKThis 118 +/- acre tract on the Creek and Lincoln County line between Tulsa and OKC offers an excellent combination of hunting, recreation, income, and future build potential. Whether you're looking for a dedicated hunting property, weekend getaway, or a place to eventually build a home or cabin, this property has a lot to offer. The property has been primarily bow hunted for approximately 24 years and sits in an area known for great whitetail genetics and a history of quality deer. Large blocks of timber provide excellent bedding and security cover, while numerous timber edges and openings allow multiple hunters to effectively hunt different areas and wind directions without constantly disturbing the core habitat. The property also holds a strong population of wild turkey. Large mast-producing oak trees are scattered throughout the property, and existing pipeline right-of-ways provide great access while creating natural hunting corridors and potential food plot locations. There are also several larger openings that could be developed into substantial food plots. A wet-weather creek runs through the center of the property, and a pond provides an additional water source for wildlife. The open portions of the property consist largely of native bluestem grass that has historically been hayed, producing approximately 80–120 round bales annually. This provides another potential income stream while maintaining excellent wildlife habitat and open ground throughout the property. The property currently generates approximately $8,500 in annual income from a disposal well and compressor lease located in the northwest corner. The disposal well generates approximately $625 per month, with the compressor adding another $500 annually, providing immediate income and additional ROI for the next owner. Multiple locations could make excellent sites for a permanent residence, hunting cabin, camp, or RV pad, with power available at the road. Located approximately 2 miles from blacktop, 45 minutes from Tulsa, and around an hour from Edmond/OKC, this property combines convenient access with the privacy and acreage of a true recreational hunting tract. Contact listing agent Paul Smith to set up a showing. Shown by appointment only.
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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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Opportunity Awaits on 10 Acres in Southern Callaway County
Price: $92,500 Acreage: 10 County: Callaway State: MOLooking for your own slice of paradise? Escape to the woods with this beautiful 10 acre tract in Southern Callaway County near Mokane, Missouri. Tucked away off a quiet gravel road, this property offers the privacy and peaceful setting many buyers are searching for while still providing convenient access to the surrounding area. The acreage is predominantly wooded, creating a natural setting for wildlife, hunting, hiking, camping, or simply enjoying the outdoors. Mature timber and the secluded setting give the property a true country feel, while a potential build site offers an opportunity to create your own private home or weekend getaway. Whether you're looking for a place to build, a recreational retreat, or simply want to own your own piece of wooded Missouri, this property offers plenty of possibilities. More photos to come!
View ListingOld Kentucky Farmhouse Fixer-Upper: 30 +/- Acres North of Stamping Ground
Price: $184,000 Acreage: 30 County: Owen State: KYHere is a rare chance to buy a proven hunting ground in Kentucky's Golden Triangle with a home already standing on it, and to make that home your own. Thirty acres, more or less, deeded at 37.2, carrying a two-and-a-half-story A-frame, real creek frontage, mature timber, and a hunting history that speaks for itself. To be clear about the house up front: the A-frame is 2,800 square feet, three bedrooms and three baths, built in 1989, and it is without a doubt a fixer-upper. It needs a lot of work, and it is sold as-is. But the bones are here, the footprint is generous, and for a buyer willing to put in the work, it is a home in the woods in a secluded setting that most hunting tracts this size simply do not offer. A lean-to stands on either side of the house to keep vehicles out of the weather, a concrete pad with a basketball goal sits out back, and an abandoned pool sits behind the house, empty and as-is. Several other abandoned structures remain on the property as well: two mobile home buildings and an 800 square foot barn, all sold as-is and left for the next owner to use, clear, or let stand. The approach sets the tone. The driveway runs secluded off Harmony Road and, roughly 100 yards in, crosses a bridge over Elm Fork Creek before it reaches the house. Elm Fork cuts right through the heart of the property, giving approximately 350 yards of creek frontage and live water through the middle of the farm. The entrance is gated at the front. This is a timber farm first and foremost. The ground is majority timber across rolling topography and multiple ridges, with plentiful oaks all over it, including some big, old oaks that were here long before the rest. A heavy cedar and conifer thicket holds the west edge of the farm, with conifers scattered throughout, creating a thick dark screen in many places. Down in the creek bottom you will find walnuts, and about ten years ago the property was planted heavily in chestnuts throughout. Decades ago this was cattle pasture. Today it has grown back into exactly the kind of habitat that will support any kind of animal. The property has a history of strong deer and turkey numbers, including multiple big deer taken on the ground. Three food plot locations have been established across the farm; multiple blinds and stands are set up on the property now, and roughly 672 yards of power line easement runs through the place, cleared right-of-way that doubles as ready-made food plot and travel-corridor ground for a habitat-minded owner. A water easement runs underneath as well. Both the water and mineral rights convey with the sale, and the property carries approximately 630 yards of road frontage along Harmony Road. Location is where this property separates itself. It sits in Kentucky's Golden Triangle, the heavily sought-after region framed by Lexington, Louisville, and Cincinnati, just north of the Scott County line in Owen County. Land here is tightly held, and a proven hunting ground this close to three major cities rarely reaches the open market. John A. Kleber Wildlife Management Area is just two miles away, about five minutes, putting more than 4,600 acres of public ground at the next owner's doorstep on top of the land he owns outright. Kleber also has a gun range less than five minutes from the property, so checking your zero before heading to the stand is an easy trip. Stamping Ground is 10 minutes away, Georgetown 25 minutes, Lexington 45 minutes, Cincinnati an hour and five minutes, and Louisville an hour and a half. For the buyer who wants proven ground, live water, mature timber, a decade-old chestnut planting, and a home he can rebuild into exactly what he wants, this is a rare combination at this size and in this region. Call today and come walk it.
View Listing45 +/- Acres of Golden Triangle Recreational Ground Close to Public Land
Price: $189,900 Acreage: 45 County: Owen State: KY45 +/- acres of almost solid timber in Owen County, with years of strong deer and turkey numbers behind it and a history of big bucks taken on the ground. The timber is the heart of this property. Rolling topography carries oaks across the entire tract, with multiple mature stands of oak scattered throughout and small hubs of cedar mixed in for thermal cover and bedding. That combination of heavy mast and thick evergreen pockets is exactly what holds deer through the season, and the property's track record shows it. Turkeys use this ground just as hard. Water runs right along the property. Approximately 572 yards of Elm Fork runs adjacent and parallel to the tract, giving wildlife a natural travel corridor and a reliable water source along one side of the farm. Roughly 215 yards of power line easement crosses the property as well, a cleared lane that a habitat-minded owner will recognize as additional edge and travel corridor. The work of getting a hunting property ready has largely been done. A food plot close to an acre in size is already established, and trail systems run throughout the property, so the next owner can walk it, scout it, and hunt it from the first season without cutting a single new path. Three separate entrance points, all gated, give flexibility for access based on the wind and keep the property secure when no one is there. The improvements are practical. A 45'x75' tobacco barn stands on the property and offers substantial covered storage for equipment, a tractor, side-by-sides, or whatever the next owner brings with them. An abandoned mobile home also remains on the farm and is sold as-is. Both the water and mineral rights convey with the sale. Access is excellent for a tract of this size, with approximately 740 yards of road frontage along Harmony Road and three gated entrances. Location is where this property separates itself. It sits in Kentucky's Golden Triangle, the heavily sought-after region framed by Lexington, Louisville, and Cincinnati, just north of the Scott County line in Owen County. Land here is tightly held, and proven hunting ground this close to three major cities rarely reaches the open market. John A. Kleber Wildlife Management Area is just two miles away, about five minutes, putting more than 4,600 acres of public ground at the next owner's doorstep on top of the land he owns outright. Kleber also has a gun range less than five minutes from the property, so checking your zero before heading to the stand is an easy trip. Stamping Ground is 10 minutes away, Georgetown 25 minutes, Lexington 45 minutes, Cincinnati an hour and five minutes, and Louisville an hour and a half. For a buyer who wants a weekend hunting retreat, a future building site in the timber, or simply a piece of proven Kentucky deer ground to hold for the long term, this property checks every box. Ground with this kind of history does not come up often in the Golden Triangle. Call today and come walk it.
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Scenic Flint Hills Pasture in Pottawatomie County
Price: $398,400 Acreage: 84 County: Pottawatomie State: KSLocated in the northern area of the Kansas Flint Hills, this 84 +/- acre property in Pottawatomie County offers a combination of productive agricultural use, recreational opportunities, and scenic views. Situated just 10 miles from Wamego and 25 miles from Manhattan, the property provides convenient access while maintaining the privacy and character that make Flint Hills properties so desirable. The farm features 28.5 +/- acres of productive hay ground that was previously cultivated and could offer future flexibility for a variety of agricultural uses. The remaining 55.5 +/- acres consist of well maintained native Flint Hills pasture, providing grazing opportunities and the classic rolling topography the area is known for. A spring fed pond located within the pasture provides a reliable water source for livestock and wildlife alike. Numerous deer trails and abundant sign were observed throughout the property, particularly in the saddle between the two hilltops, highlighting the property's recreational appeal and whitetail hunting potential. The hay ground currently generates income, and portions of the property may offer future conservation program opportunities. With gravel road frontage, build-site potential, attractive terrain, agricultural productivity, and recreational value, this property presents an excellent opportunity for investors, producers, and outdoor enthusiasts looking to own a piece of the Kansas Flint Hills.
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8.71 +/- Acres with Home, Timber, & Recreation Near Cameron
Price: $299,500 Acreage: 8.71 County: Caldwell State: MOThis 8.71 +/- acre property in Caldwell County offers an excellent combination of comfortable country living, recreation, and convenience, located just 2 miles east of Cameron on Old Highway 36 and approximately 35 minutes north of Liberty. Situated within the Cameron School District, the property features a 3 bedroom, 2 bath home with a recently updated master bathroom, full unfinished walk-out basement, metal roof, and a large covered front porch. The acreage provides an impressive amount of recreational opportunity for its size, with multiple open fields, mature hardwood timber, several fruit trees, and abundant wildlife sign throughout the property. Deer have clearly established bedding areas just behind the home, creating excellent opportunities for hunting and wildlife observation right out your back door. The combination of timber, open ground, and cover provides an ideal setting for deer and other wildlife. With blacktop frontage, convenient access to Cameron, and plenty of room for a large shop near the home, this property offers a rare opportunity to enjoy acreage, recreation, and country living without sacrificing convenience. Whether you're looking for a small hunting property, hobby farm, or rural home on acreage, this tract is worth a closer look! For additional information or to schedule a private showing, please contact Derek Payne at (573) 999-4574.
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