Hunting Land Listings

Rare 280 +/- Acre Outdoorsman's Retreat

Bottomland near the Arkansas River is highly coveted by outdoorsmen in the Natural State, particularly 280 +/- contiguous acres with no traces of hunting. This incredible farm has had nearly its entire acreage enrolled in a WRE program for more than 30 years, all the while with virtually zero hunting pressure within its borders. Once used for grazing, most of the farm now hosts blocks of hardwood timber where cattle once roamed. There are remnants of the cattle operation, with a few small pastures on the 10 acres that were held out of the WRE program near the west end of the property. Also to be found there are a few barns, the largest of which is approximately 100’x40’ with concrete aprons running down each side, which could serve as a perfect shelter for a camper or equipment. The blocks of timber serve as exceptional cover for the numerous deer that frequent the area. Several areas of natural clearing are scattered throughout as well, and designated food plot sites can be charted from the NRCS to enhance the hunting on the property. In addition to deer, turkeys have also been spotted on the property. The heavy cover provides an exceptional chance to listen to the sharp sounds of beagles hot on the trail of cottontail or even swamp rabbits, and a few quail have been flushed on the property on occasion. The property also features almost a mile and a half of Pennington Bayou, beginning on the southeast corner before eventually leaving the property on the northwest corner. When the stars align and the Arkansas River backs up the bayou, it will produce some exceptional green timber duck hunting. The gently rolling dark water also produces great fishing opportunities for bass, crappie, and bream; perfect for a float in a kayak or small flatbottom. The property is very secure, with access being via a gated entrance near the dead-end pavement of Case Road. The property has a well-maintained road traversing it, with very limited auxiliary trails, creating very limited pressure on a very healthy population and variety of wildlife. This is a tremendous opportunity to own an incredible hunting property only 20 minutes south of Little Rock. Viewing is by appointment only, so contact CaLyn Zachary at (501) 483-5007 to schedule today!

Beautiful Wooded Homesite Near Garrison & Lake Naconiche

Enjoy peaceful country living just 15 miles from Nacogdoches and only 3 miles southwest of Garrison. This beautiful property offers rolling terrain with a secluded homesite tucked into a maturing pine forest, all located on a quiet blacktop road. With community water available through Appleby and electricity at the road, it’s well-suited for building your dream home while still enjoying the privacy and natural beauty of East Texas. In addition to being an excellent homesite, this property would also make an outstanding small recreational tract. The wooded setting and surrounding habitat support an impressive amount of wildlife, especially whitetail deer, making it ideal for hunting, wildlife watching, or simply enjoying nature. Whether you’re looking for a weekend getaway or a place to unwind after a long day, this land offers both comfort and outdoor opportunities. Conveniently located just 8 miles from the Lake Naconiche boat ramp and approximately 20 miles from the new Wild Spring Dunes Golf Course, the property balances rural tranquility with easy access to recreation and amenities. Situated in Garrison ISD, this is a rare opportunity to own a versatile East Texas property that checks the boxes for country living, recreation, and long-term enjoyment.

78 +/- Acres of Timber and Prime Hunting

20 +/- Acre Farm-Build, Hunt, and Enjoy

Cotton County Combo Property

This versatile 320 +/- acre farm in Cotton County offers an excellent combination of productive tillable ground, quality pasture, abundant water, and recreational appeal. The property includes over 100 acres of Class II soils, representing nearly one-third of the total acreage and providing a strong foundation for continued crop production. The tillable ground has a history of wheat production and is currently fallow, positioning the farm well for the next cropping cycle. The north 20 +/- acres have been sprigged to Midland 99 Bermudagrass and are establishing well, with additional upside through continued fertility and management. Water is a strong feature of the property, with five ponds and several additional locations that will hold water when conditions are right. A tributary of Sanatag Creek runs through the western portion of the farm, creating shaded draws and multiple pooled water areas. The combination of water, timber along the creek, and surrounding wheat fields has resulted in consistent wildlife activity. Numerous game trails and deer rubs are evident throughout the west side, and several elevated points overlooking the draws and cultivation ground provide ideal locations for rifle towers or blinds. The farm is well-suited for livestock operations, featuring approximately 1.25 miles of interior barbed wire fencing that separates the tillable acreage from the native grass pasture. Gates throughout allow for efficient movement of livestock, and all fencing is reported to be in excellent condition. Located just 1/2 mile south of Highway 5 and approximately 10 miles from I-44, the property offers convenient access while maintaining a quiet rural setting. With productive Class II soils, native pasture, reliable water sources, and proven hunting potential, this Cotton County farm would make an excellent addition to a cattle operation or a well-rounded agricultural and recreational investment.

Turn-Key 95.53 +/- Acre Hunting Package with Tillable Income

306 +/- Acres of True Whitetail Sanctuary with A Proven History

Midwest Land Group is proud to present this 306 +/- acre whitetail sanctuary in northwest Carter County - a rare opportunity to own a large tract proven to grow and hold mature bucks. With county road frontage on two sides and excellent access, this property offers the foundation of a premier deer holding property with the flexibility to be shaped into exactly what the next owner envisions. The property features a half mile of blacktop frontage along the north boundary and an additional mile of gravel county road frontage on the east, with electric utilities available along the county road. ATV trails and existing wildlife openings provide access and visibility where needed, while much of the property remains intentionally thick and undisturbed. Approximately 80 feet of elevation change, combined with roughly a half mile of Flag Branch Creek and a pond, creates natural movement corridors, edge, and water diversity. The creek also presents a highly attractive future lake site, adding long-term recreational upside. Fertile sandy loam soils and 37 inches of average annual rainfall support strong native grasses and excellent browse for wildlife. What truly sets this tract apart is the density of its bedding cover. Portions of the property are primarily post oak forest, while others are blackjack mixed with plum, briar, and blackberry thickets - some of the densest cover in the area. While established openings and trails are already in place, there is significant untapped potential to selectively enhance food plots, travel corridors, and edge habitat. This is an ideal blank slate for someone looking to build a bulletproof deer hunting farm with secure bedding, incredible access, and the ability to dictate pressure and movement. Proven trail camera activity and buck harvest history confirm the area’s ability to produce and hold mature deer year after year. Located just 15 minutes from Healdton, 40 minutes from Ardmore, 20 miles from I-35, and within easy reach of both OKC and Dallas, this property offers rare sanctuary-scale habitat without sacrificing accessibility. For the buyer dreaming of a customizable, low-pressure whitetail property with elite cover, live water, and long-term upside, this Carter County tract deserves your attention. Call Ryan Huggins at (405) 481-4647.

Mule Creek Bottomland & Thick Habitat

Located just outside of Kiowa, Kansas, is 395+/- acres of prime hunting habitat. The farm has a mixture of everything needed to grow and harvest mature bucks, including location, size, and habitat structure. Let's start with the location, on Little Mule Creek and near the Medicine River in Unit 16. Live water in this area of Kansas means large caliber deer living and traveling through. Size: the farm’s shape and size are very unique. Two parcels make up the 395+/- acres in a shape ideal for raising big deer in a more squared shape. Added depth to the long side of the farm differs from usual layouts, which is helpful in managing your deer herd to maturity. Habitat structure: when you combine food, fresh water, and ample bedding cover, deer have no reason to leave. Mature Timber consisting of tall cottonwoods, elms, locust, and willows line the creek bank. Dense cedar thickets and brush create natural bedding areas surrounding this travel corridor and feeding area. These areas provide fantastic bird hunting opportunities. At the center of the farm is roughly 128 acres of fertile farmland perfect for investment returns and feeding wildlife year-round. These wheat fields commonly feed ducks and geese that roost on nearby lakes. Looking across the tillable fields in the mornings, you will see dozens and dozens of deer. This area of Kansas is known for some of the greatest genetics and production of record book deer in the country. Raw farms like this with excellent habitat, natural terrain, and untapped hunting potential rarely become available. If you make a tour through the property, you will find substantial evidence of aged bucks and their presence throughout the hunting season. Giant fence post rubs and scrapes litter the farm. Beaten trails that look like they are from cattle criss-cross the grassy areas, even though this land hasn’t been grazed in many years. These elevated grassy hilltops make excellent locations for box blinds and even a potential build site for a home/hunting cabin. Electricity is at the road and brought back into the center of the property for convenient use. There is a current excavation lease with Barber County for the harvest of road gravel from an embankment; this year-to-year lease generates income and provides the benefit of a well-maintained creek crossing. Mineral Rights have been very productive in the past and will convey to the buyer. This property would make an excellent investment with multiple streams of income and abundant wildlife. To schedule a tour, contact the Listing Agent Sean Thomas (620) 712-2775.

Remarkable Whitetail Hunting, Income, and New Building

Incredible 77 Acres of Cattle Pasture - Winigan, Missouri

This 77.2 +/- acre property lays out beautifully in Sullivan County, Missouri! The land is conveniently located just a quarter mile off Highway 129 and straight west of Winigan. If you are looking to add to your cattle fleet, this is it! The property is fully fenced and is currently being grazed with cattle. The land features two awesome ponds. The biggest is approximately 5 acres and offers great fishing opportunities. If hunting is up your alley, don’t overlook this pasture ground. The property is surrounded by food and cover. Winigan Creek winds through the southwest corner and is a great place for cruising bucks. This acreage also lays out great for a great build site overlooking the countryside. The north end of the property has views for miles. Access is ideal with gravel road frontage on the north and south end. Electricity is close by, and rural water runs along both roads, making it a real possibility to build the home of your dreams. Contact Skyler Wirsig at (816) 500-0168 for more information or to schedule a showing.