Recreational Properties Listings
107.09 +/- Acre Timber & Hunting Tract in the Missouri Ozarks
Price: $299,900 Acreage: 107 County: Barry State: MOIf you’ve been searching for an affordable hunting tract in the Missouri Ozarks, this 107.09 +/- acre property in Barry County deserves a look. This all-timber tract is loaded with wildlife, including an abundance of deer, and offers plenty of room to hunt and enjoy the outdoors. Mature timber covers the property, while natural springs and beautiful rock formations add character to the landscape. Access is provided by a 30-foot-wide ingress and egress easement that runs approximately one-third of a mile from the county road to the property and continues along the boundary. The secluded setting gives you the privacy you want in a recreational property while still providing established access. Whether you’re looking for your own hunting ground, a weekend getaway, or a place to explore the beauty of the Ozarks, this property has a lot to offer. With over 107 +/- acres to roam, you can spend your time hunting, hiking, exploring the springs and rock formations, or simply enjoying a quiet piece of Southwest Missouri.
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74.94 Beautiful Surveyed Acres in Dickson, Tennessee
Price: $595,000 Acreage: 74.94 County: Dickson State: TNDiscover 74.94 surveyed acres in Dickson County, Tennessee, offering a compelling blend of natural beauty, recreation, and potential homesites. The property features gently rolling, mostly wooded terrain with hardwoods, cedar thickets, and mature fruit-producing persimmon trees. A spring-fed creek runs along the entire eastern boundary, creating a peaceful natural setting. A trail system provides access throughout the property, though maintenance and improvements are needed to reconnect the western and eastern portions. An old tobacco barn adds classic Tennessee character. Excellent deer hunting, several open areas suitable for food plots, and multiple potential building sites make this property ideal for a private retreat, homestead, cabin, or investment. Approximately 700 feet of road frontage provides convenient access. Located approximately 25 minutes from Clarksville and Dickson, 20 minutes north of Charlotte, and within easy driving distance of Cheatham Wildlife Management Area and Shelton Ferry Wildlife Management Area.
View ListingPremier High-Fenced Ranch With Exceptional Whitetail Genetics
Price: $1,575,000 Acreage: 315 County: Ottawa State: OKThe genetics that exist within this 315 +/- acre Ottawa County ranch make this property truly special. Located only 15 minutes from Grove and approximately 30 minutes from Joplin, this high-fenced ranch has been carefully developed around the management of an exceptional whitetail herd and offers the rare opportunity to acquire an established operation with the infrastructure already in place. Approximately 3 miles of full-perimeter high fencing completely encloses the ranch. Inside the fence, an extensive trail system provides convenient access throughout the ranch, while approximately 170 feet of elevation change, multiple natural springs and three strategically located 2 +/- acre food plots create a diverse and productive environment. The current herd includes three 3-year-old bucks measuring approximately 165”, 170” and 180”-190”, five 1-year-old bucks, approximately 20 does and approximately 8 fawns. All current fawns were bred by the breeder bucks on the ranch. The current owner’s feeding program is as follows: winter feeding program is approximately 2,500-3,000 pounds per month with Record Rack Sportsman 20 and Record Rack Buck Nuggets, with a ratio of (2) Sportsman 20 to (1) Buck Nuggets. Spring, summer and fall feeding is approximately 2,000-2,500 pounds per month with Record Rack Sportsman 20 and Record Rack Buck Nuggets, with a ratio of (2) Sportsman 20 to (1) Buck Nuggets. The current owner is deworming the deer herd one time in the spring using Safeguard worming pellets. Once the feeders are empty, the wormer is combined with the Record Rack. No additional feed is added to the feeder until all worming mix is consumed. The ranch is exceptionally well equipped for continued quality deer management. Multiple box blinds and feeders convey, along with an integrated camera system, perimeter fencing cameras for predator monitoring and a permethrin misting station. Multiple gated access points around the perimeter and the extensive trail network make managing and accessing the ranch efficient. At the heart of the operation is a 1,728 square foot lodge featuring 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. Whether used as a hunting headquarters, weekend retreat or ranch residence, the lodge provides a comfortable base for enjoying everything this property has to offer. This is more than acreage—it is an established high-fenced whitetail operation with proven management infrastructure, exceptional genetics, and room for continued growth. Whether your goal is to pursue trophy whitetails, continue an established breeding and management program, enjoy a private recreational retreat or explore the ranch’s potential as an income-producing asset, this ranch offers a rare opportunity to acquire a finished high-fenced operation in one of Northeast Oklahoma’s most desirable recreational regions. For additional information or to schedule a private showing, contact Kevin Williams today at (918) 559-8960. The listing agent must be present at all showings. Prospective buyers must provide proof of funds or a prequalification letter before scheduling a showing.
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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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178 Acres of Premier Hunting and Recreational Property Near the Red River
Price: $891,050 Acreage: 178 County: Lamar State: TXLocated in northern Lamar County just one mile south of the Red River, this 178 acre property offers an outstanding combination of wildlife habitat, recreation, and beautiful East Texas land. The property features a diverse mix of open areas, mature hardwood timber, approximately 35 acres of pine plantation, multiple ponds, and a seasonal creek that winds through the property. For the serious outdoorsman, this place has all the ingredients. The property is loaded with deer, hogs, and small game, with multiple locations that would make excellent food plots. A duck slough adds another dimension to the hunting opportunities and could be flooded with a well during dry conditions. The combination of timber, water, openings, and natural cover creates exceptional wildlife habitat throughout the property. Electricity is available, and a water well will be needed. A neighboring property reportedly has a well producing approximately 100 gallons per minute, providing an encouraging indication of groundwater potential in the area, although buyers should independently verify well availability and production. Whether you’re looking for a weekend getaway, private hunting retreat, recreational ranch, or a secluded place to build your forever home, this 178 acre Lamar County property offers tremendous potential just south of the Red River.
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21 +/- Acre Private Build Site With Income and Recreation in Clark County
Price: $199,000 Acreage: 21 County: Clark State: MODiscover the ultimate blend of privacy, income, and outdoor recreation on this exceptional 21 acre parcel in rural Clark County. Whether you are searching for a quiet place to build your dream home, a ready-made hunting setup, or a versatile land investment, this property delivers on every front. A portion of the acreage is currently in row crop production, providing immediate farm lease income to offset ownership costs. The property features a quiet pond on-site, serving as an ideal spot for fishing, a water source for local wildlife, or a scenic backdrop for your back patio. There is hunting potential with deer sign throughout the parcel. The farm’s natural edge habitats, water source, and neighboring cover make it a natural magnet for local whitetail and turkey. The property also sits just minutes from the Neeper Conservation Area, giving you fast access to hundreds of additional acres for public hunting, hiking, and exploring. This size and caliber of acreage with utilities at the road and income in place is hard to find. Contact us today to schedule your private tour!
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40 +/- Acres Near the Miracle Mile
Price: $160,000 Acreage: 40 County: Carbon State: WYEscape to the heart of Wyoming’s backcountry with this exceptional 40 +/- acre property offering a rare combination of privacy, recreational opportunity, and direct proximity to some of the state’s most expansive public lands. Located 1 hour and 30 minutes from Casper, Wyoming, and 30 minutes from the Miracle Mile, Pathfinder, and Alcova areas, this 40 +/- acre tract is perfect for any outdoorsman. With excellent views of open plains to the east and mountains in all other directions, you can choose your build site from just about anywhere on this parcel. Easy access in minutes to thousands of acres of BLM and National Forrest land for hunting. Enjoy the lakes or rivers in the summers and hunt the mountains and plains in the fall! Whatever your hobbies, there is an abundant opportunity within a short distance of this property. The land is high-pointed in the center with excellent slope in all directions for drainage. With no HOA or covenants, you are free to build as you see fit. No matter what direction you go with this land, you can't go wrong. Land with these views does not come to the market very often. Give Drake Kelley a call at (307) 660-3567 to schedule a time to go take a closer look.
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100.5 Acre Texas Cattle Ranch With Year-Round Creek
Price: $683,400 Acreage: 100.5 County: Limestone State: TXLocated just outside Groesbeck, this 100.5 +/- acre working cattle ranch offers a well-balanced combination of productive pasture, mature timber, year-round water, and recreational opportunities. The property is fully fenced and cross-fenced with five-strand barbed wire and is divided into 2 primary pastures, allowing for efficient rotational grazing. The north pasture is established in Tifton 85 Bermuda and includes a shared stock tank, while another well-maintained tank provides additional water resources for livestock and wildlife. Big Elm Creek runs year-round through the ranch, creating a fertile creek bottom surrounded by mature timber and adding both scenic beauty and wildlife habitat. The property currently supports approximately 30 head of registered Hereford cattle and offers a strong setup for a working cattle operation. In addition to its agricultural potential, the ranch provides multiple scenic homesite locations and excellent recreational opportunities. Whitetail deer, hogs, dove, and native predators are abundant throughout the property, making this a versatile ranch for both livestock and hunting. An easement is located along the southeastern property boundary. A new survey is needed, and any additional acreage identified by the survey will be offered at $6,800 per acre.
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Kansas River Trophy Hunting & Recreation
Price: $219,000 Acreage: 18.8 County: Sumner State: KSJust outside of Oxford, Kansas, along the banks of the Kansas River, lies a remarkable riverfront property that offers an exceptional combination of trophy whitetail hunting, waterfowl, turkey hunting, fishing, and recreational enjoyment. Lined with towering cottonwoods and bordered by the ever-changing waters of the Kansas River, this property delivers an incredible amount of habitat and opportunity in a compact, highly usable tract. From chasing a rutting Kansas buck and calling spring gobblers to hunting late-season ducks and geese, this is the type of property that can keep a serious outdoorsman in the field throughout the year. Approaching the property along 10th Avenue, you immediately notice the convenience and potential this farm offers. With paved road frontage and electricity available at the road, the property provides an excellent opportunity for a future cabin, hunting lodge, or recreational retreat, subject to applicable regulations and site considerations. The front field offers flexibility for a variety of uses, whether maintained as a hay meadow, utilized for additional wildlife habitat, or incorporated into a future building site. Moving toward the center of the farm, the landscape transitions into mature, old-growth cottonwoods, cedar thickets, and natural cover that provide ideal bedding and security habitat for whitetails, along with excellent roosting cover for wild turkeys. The combination of mature timber and dense understory creates the type of secluded environment that allows wildlife to feel secure while moving throughout the property. The back portion of the farm is where this property really begins to shine for the Kansas trophy whitetail hunter. Thick, lush Johnson grass provides substantial cover, while a strategically mowed trail creates a natural travel route through the property. This existing trail allows a hunter to capitalize on predictable deer movement and offers excellent opportunities for stand placement. The east corner of the property features a mowed area that would make an ideal future food-plot or feeder location, creating another opportunity to enhance the property's already attractive hunting setup. Perhaps one of the property's greatest attributes is its privacy and seclusion. With quality security cover and limited disturbance, the farm provides wildlife with a sense of safety that can be difficult to find on smaller river properties. That security can be especially valuable during hunting season, when mature whitetails seek areas where they can move and feed with less pressure. When fall gives way to winter, the Kansas River becomes another major attraction. The property's high riverbanks and flowing water help maintain open water during the colder months, creating an important travel corridor for waterfowl. Nearby sand pits and private lakes provide additional roosting and holding areas for ducks and geese throughout the fall and winter. With these major roost locations less than a mile away, the property is strategically positioned to take advantage of waterfowl movement as birds transition between roosting and feeding areas. For the serious waterfowl hunter, the river frontage offers the opportunity to hunt a large natural travel corridor as ducks and geese move through the area. The combination of nearby roosting habitat, open river water, and large ag fields create an attractive late-season hunting environment that adds another dimension to an already diverse recreational property. And when hunting season comes to an end, the Kansas River continues to provide year-round recreational value. Spend summer afternoons fishing the river, exploring the sandbars, camping with family and friends, or simply enjoying the peace and solitude that comes with owning a piece of Kansas River frontage. This property may be modest in size, but it packs an enormous amount of recreational opportunity into every acre. With trophy whitetail habitat, turkey hunting, waterfowl opportunities, river access, mature timber, potential building sites, and excellent recreational appeal, this is a rare opportunity to own a private Kansas River retreat that can be enjoyed in every season. The surrounding area has also seen increasing opportunities for upland game, with pheasant and quail present in the region and turkey numbers continuing to provide additional hunting opportunities. Properties that combine river frontage, secluded wildlife habitat, trophy whitetail potential, and year-round recreation are increasingly difficult to find. This Kansas River tract deserves a close look from anyone searching for a premium recreational property with big-game, waterfowl, and family recreation all in one location. To learn more about this property, ask questions, or schedule a private showing, contact listing agent Tyler Heil at (913) 207-4541.
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20.51 Acres of Timber, Water, and Meadows with Quality Access
Price: $133,315 Acreage: 20.51 County: Orange State: INLocated in the rugged hills of southern Indiana, this property provides a variety of recreational opportunities and building potential. As you enter the property, the well-constructed gravel drive provides easy access from one boundary to the other, as well as a gate for privacy. Next, you will notice electric service running along the drive for your future building plans. As you continue through the property, you will see mature trees towering on the hillside, including acorn-bearing oaks to support and attract wildlife. The drive then crosses a spring run and parallels the creek, which provides water for wildlife and the potential to find fossils. Deeper on the property, you will find two meadows totaling 2.5 acres supporting pollinators, wildlife forage, and bedding deer. These meadows could easily become food plots for the dedicated hunter. This property is a terrific blend of features for the hunter or secluded home builder. Quality access, meadows, timber, natural water, and electric service offer excellent potential. All of this is just 7 minutes from French Lick and 15 minutes from the waters of Patoka Lake!
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