Investment Properties Listings

42 +/- Secluded Acres - A Sanctuary for Big Bucks

If you're looking for a hunting property where seclusion is the name of the game, this 42 +/- acre farm in Allen County, Kansas deserves a hard look. This farm has a proven history of big bucks and offers the kind of isolation that serious whitetail hunters are constantly chasing. In today's whitetail world, the experts are preaching the importance of sanctuary and minimizing pressure—and this place gives you the opportunity to do exactly that. Tucked away from the hustle and bustle, this property provides the security mature bucks need to reach their full potential and gives a hunter the chance to hunt smart rather than hunt hard. The current owner has established a trail system and has several years of good trail camera history. The farm hunts well in November and is clearly a rut spot. The lane into the farm is owned, NOT AN EASEMENT, and provides the security to protect big deer with no road frontage. With a well-placed food plot, this farm is a true giant despite the smaller acreage. 42 +/- acres of this kind of seclusion is hard to find, especially with a big-buck history already in place. The real value here isn't just measured in acres—it's measured in how a property makes a mature whitetail feel. With the right strategy, this farm can be managed as a true sanctuary while strategically hunting the edges, travel corridors, and staging areas when conditions are right. For the hunter who understands that less pressure equals bigger deer, this Allen County tract could be the foundation of a serious Kansas whitetail program. If your goal is to own a secluded piece of Kansas where big bucks have a reason to stay, this one needs to be on your list. Call Midwest Land Group Agent, Ryan Litwin today for your tour at (406) 581-8869.

27 +/- Acres with Beautiful Secluded Home, Equestrian Barn, and More

Wildlife Sanctuary With Live Creek, Food Plot, & Pond Potential

Midwest Land Group is proud to present this 40 +/- acre hunting tract in Seminole County, just one mile from the Hughes County line. Located in a strong whitetail area, this property packs an impressive amount of habitat diversity into a manageable acreage. With Cudjo Creek frontage, nearly 2,000 feet of additional seasonal creek, fertile soils, mature timber, and old fields ready to be brought back to life, this is an ideal opportunity for the hunter looking for their own piece of ground with plenty of upside. Water and habitat diversity are what really separate this tract. Approximately 840 feet of year-round Cudjo Creek meanders through the property, while another 1,950 +/- feet of seasonal creek winds through the interior before feeding into Cudjo Creek. This seasonal creek runs water much of the year and may be spring-fed, creating marshy pockets, pools, riparian habitat, and unique rock features along its course. An old pond site along the creek offers an exciting opportunity as well. With some dam repair, a future owner could potentially create a substantial water feature for fishing, waterfowl, and wildlife. Even as it sits today, the combination of creek bottom, water pockets, and wetland-type habitat adds a dimension you don't find on many 40-acre tracts. The hunting potential is easy to see. Black oak, chinquapin oak, post oak, walnut, pine, and persimmon provide mast, browse, and cover throughout the upland and bottomland habitat. Approximately 3.2 acres of old peanut fields offer an established opening ready to be converted into a secluded destination food plot, and 58% of the property consists of Class II and III soils—giving you the fertility to make those plots count. Whitetail deer, turkey, and wild hogs call the area home, and the combination of food, thick cover, creek corridors, and dependable water gives a hunter the ingredients to develop a dynamite little hunting property. Despite its secluded feel, access to town is convenient, with the property only a half mile west of Highway 56, 7 minutes from Sasakwa, 13 minutes from Wewoka, and 30 minutes from Ada. Downtown Oklahoma City is approximately 80 minutes away, with Tulsa around 90 minutes. For someone wanting an affordable-sized hunting tract with quality soils, diverse habitat, live water, and plenty of room to put their own stamp on it, this Seminole County 40 is an incredible opportunity.

Premium Dryland and Quality Pasture in Graham County

If you’re in the market for a land investment in the heart of Graham County to add to your portfolio, look no further than this 315 +/- acre property. Situated directly between Hill City and I-70 with all-season road frontage, this property is easy to access and close to local grain markets. This property boasts 203 +/- acres of the county’s best dryland soils, typically planted to corn, milo, and wheat. The soils are made up of mostly Class II and III soils with an impressive NCCPI of 73.3. This ground is historically very productive and has been farmed the right way for years. It will be planted to wheat in the fall of 2026, with the seller’s 1/3 share passing to the buyer at closing. Possession is available immediately or after harvest, depending on a buyer’s preference. The remaining acres are comprised of 112 +/- acres of fenced pasture. This grassland is in excellent condition and has not been grazed in 2026. Consistent water is supplied by a very good electric well. The fencing is in good shape and ready for your livestock. If you are either a pasture buyer or a cropland buyer, but not both, the property can easily be surveyed into two separate offerings if desired. A closing after the first of the new year would be preferable to the seller, but not required.

For more information, please contact the listing agent, Cole Schumacher, at (785) 656-1738 today!

Buildable 31 Acres in Jackson County with Development Potential

63 +/- Acres of Privacy With Scenic Views

Stafford County Farmland With Immediate Possession

Located south of Saint John, Kansas, this 80 +/- acre tract offers a convenient location and good county road access. The property is located at the curve of Southwest 30th Street and Southwest 30th Avenue, approximately 3 miles south of Highway 50, and approximately 2.5 miles west of Highway 281. The farm features gently sloping terrain and carries an overall NCCPI rating of 50.23. The property is currently in wheat stubble and is available for immediate possession upon closing, providing the new owner the opportunity to incorporate the acreage into their farming operation without delay. The predominant soil on the property is Class 2 Solvay loamy fine sand, 0 to 2 percent slopes, comprising approximately 50.76 acres, or 63.57% of the tract. Additional soils include Class 3 Hayes-Turon complex, Class 2 Shellabarger-Nalim complex, and Class 3 Hayes-Solvay loamy fine sands. These soil classes and compositions provide a useful representation of the tract's agricultural characteristics, while the gentle slopes contribute to the overall accessibility and usability of the ground. The legal description is the N/2 of the NW/4 of Section 6, Township 25 South, Range 13 West, Stafford County, Kansas. This 80 +/- acre tract offers a desirable combination of location, accessibility, gently rolling terrain, and established agricultural use. With frontage along a well-maintained gravel road, convenient proximity to both Highway 50 and Highway 281, and immediate possession available upon closing, this property is well suited for a farmer looking to add more dirt to their operation. This property is being offered as surface rights only; no mineral rights are included in the sale.

Secluded Getaway With Large Pond and Cabin

Just a few miles off of Highway 54, you will find this peaceful getaway in Saint Clair County. Turning off the county road that borders the property, you immediately step into a setting that demands hamburgers, sweet tea, fishing poles, and some classic country music. A 2 bedroom, 1 bath cabin sits at the end of a 2.5 acre pond stocked with bluegill, bass, and crappie that are just waiting for you to try your luck. The porch is the best seat in the house for watching the sunrise, fish surfacing, or the deer grazing around the pond. The garden shed is a great place for UTV’s, lawnmowers, and deer stands out of the elements and locked up tight. The timber around the pond is loaded with deer, and in the spring you can hear long beards looking for hens in the area. If you have been looking for a quiet getaway for the weekend, a hunting ground for the family, or a quiet build site for a new home - this is your spot.

Turnkey Douglas County Grass Farm

Tucked away in southern Douglas County and overlooking the vast ridges of the Glade Top Trail wilderness, lies these 85 +/- acres. Comprised of nearly 82 acres of fenced and cross-fenced pastureland, this turnkey grass farm would be the perfect addition to a current beef operation or a start to an array of agricultural ventures. This property is located just 12 miles south of Ava, Missouri, and is accessed off of County Road 425. As you make your way through the front gate, you are greeted with a great view across the front pasture, which is dotted with mature oaks. A small creek runs along the bottom edge of the front pasture, further adding to the aesthetics of the entrance of the farm! As you make your way to the center of the farm, there is a new 24’x36’ steel frame barn with concrete floors, electric, and a new well which was installed in 2025. A sizeable series of working pens is also located outside of the barn. The property has cattle-tight perimeter fencing and multiple sections of cross fencing. Water is no issue on the farm as there are water sources in each pasture. A total of six ponds are scattered across the farm, and the new well also offers the ability to manually water livestock. Soil fertility on the farm has been kept at the forefront as the current owner has worked diligently to collect yearly soil samples, ensure adequate grazing rotations, and fertilize when necessary. About 21 acres of the farm have recently been converted to pasture, which is still diligently being restored by the sellers! Few turnkey farms, such as this, are offered on the open market. For more information or to schedule a showing, contact listing broker Clay O’Dell at (417) 414-1808.

Productive 55 Acre Tillable Tract in Stoddard County, Missouri

Located in Stoddard County, just north of Essex, and conveniently located in Southeast Missouri's prime farming region, this 55 +/- acre row crop property with 52 +/- acres tillable is ideal for farmers looking to expand acreage or investors seeking quality tillable ground. Comprised entirely of Amagon Silt Loam soils, the property has a well and surface irrigation available. The tract is very accessible with over 800 feet of frontage on State Highway AB. The property is currently planted in soybeans following a good stand of wheat that was harvested in June. A tenant is in place if someone chooses to continue to cash rent the property. Productive farmland in this area does not change hands often, and this tract would be a great addition to any farming operation. Call Land Agent Dane Werner today for a showing or more information.