Recreational Properties Listings
43 +/- Acres of Whitetail and Turkey Paradise Along Miami Creek in Bates County Missouri
Price: $140,000 Acreage: 43 County: Bates State: MOThis stunning 43 +/- acre tract is the ultimate turn-key hunting property you’ve been searching for! Tucked away in big buck country, this secluded gem offers everything a serious hunter dreams of. Nearly a mile of live Miami Creek winds through and along the property, lined with massive sycamore roost trees that turkeys love. Thick stands of mature hardwood timber loaded with oaks that consistently drop heavy crops of mast. Abundant deer and turkey sign everywhere, giant rubs, well-worn trails, and scrapes in all the right places. Two textbook pinch points and natural funnels that are absolute kill zones during the rut. Diverse habitat with timber, creek bottom, thick bedding cover, and edge perfect for holding and growing mature whitetails and long beards. Utilities are already at the county road, opening the door to endless possibilities surrounded by nature. Whether you’re looking for a legacy family hunting property, a quiet getaway, or a smart land investment in one of Missouri’s best deer and turkey counties, this tract checks every box. Properties like this with live water, a big buck sign, and utilities at the road rarely hit the market. Don’t miss your chance to own one of the finest hunting tracts in Bates County! Call Land Agent Dalton Haynes today for your private showing; this one won’t last long!
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Serene Living with Mountain Views and Creek
Price: $399,994 Acreage: 34 County: Conway State: ARQuiet country living is the predominant feature of this Conway County farm. Although a well-maintained county road fronts the property on the south end, the peaceful serenity is maintained due to very low traffic on the road. The over 2,600 square foot home sits a couple hundred yards north of the road, surrounded by pasture, with a beautiful view of the Ozark National Forest climbing steadily northward. The house is a 3-bedroom, 2 bath brick exterior with an enclosed garage. The farm itself features approximately 8 acres of mixed grass pasture, mostly fenced with a small pond which would easily accommodate horses or cattle. North beyond the pasture, the remaining acreage is fully timbered, featuring a mature hardwood mix dotted with the occasional cedar or pine. On the north end of the property, multiple wet-weather drainages fall toward multiple ledges where rainy seasons create stunning waterfalls before draining into the clear waters of Point Remove Creek. The changing topography and abundance of mast and green grass create an amazing habitat for whitetail deer and turkeys. Numerous pinch points can accommodate the bow hunter within the timber, and rifle hunters are right at home as well among the open fields. In addition, the property is home to small game hunting opportunities, and the occasional black bear is not out of the question. Properties with these amenities and quality hunting like this are rare, and viewing is by appointment only, so contact CaLyn Zachary at (501) 483-5007 to schedule today!
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Quiet Country Acreage
Price: $59,947 Acreage: 15 County: Conway State: ARThis small acreage tract is loaded with potential. Primarily wooded, the property offers seclusion despite the county road frontage on the southern border. There are a couple of small sections of clearing on the property, perfect for reclamation or conversion to a build site. Electricity, rural water, and fiber internet are available along Copeland Cave Road, offering the perfect connection from country living to the digital world. The property gently falls in elevation as you move from south to north, before plunging sharply just off the northern boundary, which could provide stunning views of the surrounding creek valley below. A small wet-weather creek winds its way through the land, and the timber is a healthy mix of hardwood and evergreens that vary in age and size. Hunting is great on the small tract, with opportunities for deer, turkeys, small game, and even occasional black bears. Properties with these amenities and quality hunting like this are rare, and viewing is by appointment only, so contact CaLyn Zachary at (501) 483-5007 to schedule today!
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120 +/- Acres in the Beautiful Ozark Mountains
Price: $339,000 Acreage: 120 County: Stone State: ARNestled in the heart of Stone County, Arkansas, this remarkable 120 +/- acre property offers a harmonious blend of natural beauty and outdoor adventure. Accessed via a deeded easement, the land is adorned with mature timber, creating a picturesque landscape that invites you to explore its diverse terrain. A wet-weather creek meanders through the property, providing a serene water feature that adds to the tranquil atmosphere. The area is also distinguished by stunning rock formations, including impressive outcroppings and rock overhangs, which provide unique opportunities for outdoor exploration and photography. Located just 30 minutes from the vibrant community of Mountain View, Arkansas, this property is conveniently situated near renowned recreational spots such as the White River and Greers Ferry Lake. Whether you're looking to build your dream home, establish a private retreat, or create an outdoor sanctuary for camping and hiking, this picturesque land offers an idyllic setting for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike. With its abundant wildlife and captivating landscapes, this Stone County gem promises a perfect escape into the beauty of the Ozarks.
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Scenic Beauty with Year-Round Creek
Price: $149,744 Acreage: 44 County: Conway State: ARResting in the foothills of the Ozark Mountains, you’ll find this diverse and scenic Conway County landscape. The farm features approximately 10 total acres of mixed grass pasture, mostly fenced with a pond that would easily accommodate horses or cattle. Septic, water, and electricity, which could easily be used for a homesite, RV hookup, or a perfect location for a new shop or barn, are located in the south pasture. North of the second pasture, the remaining acreage is fully timbered, beginning with a mixed stand of thick cedar and young hardwoods that transition into a taller, mature old-growth hardwood mix. Stunning rock-faced bluffs and wet-weather drainages fall into the clear pools of Point Remove Creek on the north end of the property, creating a stunning waterfall during rainy seasons. The changing topography and abundant food, along with the thermal cover of the thickets, provide exceptional habitat for a healthy deer population. Numerous pinch points can accommodate the bow hunter within the timber, and rifle hunters are right at home as well among the open fields. Turkeys also frequent the property, and the occasional black bear is not out of the question. Properties with these amenities and quality hunting like this are rare, and viewing is by appointment only, so contact CaLyn Zachary at (501) 483-5007 to schedule today!
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Private Retreat with Mountain Views and Creek
Price: $639,315 Acreage: 94 County: Conway State: ARQuiet country living is the predominant feature of this Conway County farm. Although a well-maintained county road fronts the property on the south end, the peaceful serenity is maintained due to very low traffic on the road. The over 2,600 square foot home sits a couple hundred yards north of the road, surrounded by pasture, with a beautiful view of the Ozark National Forest climbing steadily northward. The house is a 3 bedroom, 2 bath brick exterior with an enclosed garage. The farm itself features approximately 20 total acres of mixed grass pasture, mostly fenced, with two ponds that would easily accommodate horses or cattle. Just to the east of the house is an additional site with septic, water, and electricity, which could easily be used for a homesite, RV hookup, or a perfect location for a new shop or barn. North of the pasture, the remaining acreage is fully timbered, beginning with a mixed stand of thick cedar and young hardwoods that transition into a taller, mature old-growth hardwood mix. Stunning rock-faced bluffs and wet-weather drainages fall into the clear pools of Point Remove Creek on the north end of the property, creating stunning waterfalls during rainy seasons. The changing topography and abundant food, along with the thermal cover of the thickets, provide exceptional habitat for a healthy deer population. Numerous pinch points can accommodate the bow hunter within the timber, and rifle hunters are right at home as well among the open fields. Turkeys also frequent the property, and the occasional black bear is not out of the question. Properties with these amenities and quality hunting like this are rare, and viewing is by appointment only, so contact CaLyn Zachary at (501) 483-5007 to schedule today!
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Premier Kansas Hunting Haven with 126 +/- Acres of Whitetail, Turkey, & Waterfowl Habitat
Price: $629,460 Acreage: 126 County: Greenwood State: KSDiscover a secluded, well-managed hunting farm just south of Eureka, an exceptional opportunity to own a premium recreational, while staying manageable, property in the heart of Kansas. This tract has been meticulously developed for the sportsmen, with every acre optimized for wildlife habitat, hunting success, and year-round enjoyment. The farm is home to top-end whitetails, abundant turkey, thriving quail populations, and outstanding waterfowl hunting. Pulling up to the double-piped gate entrance, you will take note already on the seclusion and being wrapped in cattle country and tillable fields. The farm is the largest block of timber and cover, giving the opportunity to hold wildlife. Head east on the internal trail system and take a loop with ease through the first pond and food plot area with the 5-acre lake just ahead. This area has been forged into a prime waterfowl mecca. With year-round standing food and ideal roosting, these migratory birds don’t have any intention of leaving. Each hunt, a success with multiple limits being met. To the north, a 7 +/- acre food plot lays out just to the west of the heavy timber block with a tributary that runs throughout, feeding into the lake. There is a tower blind and an overhead feeder on the apron on the west. Head west to the 2nd food plot, then continue through the timber stand. The majority of the timber species are Osage Orange, Locust, Cedar, Black Walnut, Ash, Elm, and Cottonwood throughout. Rubs, scraps, and trails running in every direction, deery is the correct word. The loop brings you into the 3rd food plot with a blind and overhead feeder. The food plot areas are set up with 2 entry trails, allowing one to play with the winds. Head on northwest and come to the 2nd spring-fed pond. This pond is alive, with wood ducks and Canadian geese as frequent guests to the farm, and provides a reliable year-round water source for both wildlife and recreation. The northwest and middle of the farm hold the highest points on the farm and is the bedding sanctuary. Thick and wholly as can be. The heavy timber and thick bedding cover form a prime sanctuary that holds mature bucks throughout the season. The 4th food plot is in the southwest corner and holds another set of strategically placed blinds and feeders that support consistent deer movement and make this property truly turn-key. The land also features a piece of farm history with the original 1900s barn that still stands, providing storage and cover space, a remnant from the original farmstead. Five-strand perimeter fencing surrounds the property. Rural water line runs to the property where the original farmhouse once stood. Meters are available with Greenwood County Rural Water District #1. Electric runs to the farm, a meter is needed. All mineral rights are intact and transfers. Hunting Unit #14. Whether you’re chasing trophy whitetails, calling spring turkeys, working bird dogs behind coveys of quail, or enjoying the sights and sounds of migrating waterfowl, this farm delivers exceptional multi-species hunting in a private, quiet setting and is ready for your next season. To schedule your private tour or for additional information, contact Brenda Doudican at (620) 794-8075 or bdoudican@midwestlandgroup.com.
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Turn-Key Home on 80 +/- Acres
Price: $487,000 Acreage: 80 County: Crook State: WYTucked into the wide-open country just a stone’s throw from Keyhole Reservoir, this 1,568-square-foot home-site carries the kind of quiet grit the West is known for. Down a graveled dirt road off of Highway 113, this 80 +/- acre property is a 10-minute drive northeast of Moorcroft, Wyoming - quiet, with plenty of acreage to pasture horses or cattle. In a given year, this property has pastured either 40 head of sheep or roughly 8 steers. This year, 17 round bales and 200 square bales off of a second cutting were produced. With half of the 80 +/- acres being travois alfalfa, great for dryland operations and winter hardiness, cattle - historically - winter better and don't bloat. A 30'x40' barn stands northwest of the house with a dirt floor - honest and simple - ready for tack and tools. Near the barn, a lean-to stands ready for horses, with an already fenced-in corral and a stock tank with electric ran to it. A cozy 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom house sits on the east boundary of the property. Stepping into the house, a hallway from the mudroom leads to the kitchen. An island in the kitchen is surrounded by well-kept appliances and the dining area. A pellet stove sits in the cozy living room, with the master bedroom and bathroom close to the living room. Off of the living room, another hallway leads to the two guest bedrooms. Stepping out onto the back deck, a he/she shed is located south of the backyard. A 1,500-gallon cistern sits in the backyard. With an established well currently not in place, this 1,500-gallon cistern has been the water source for the house, garden, and livestock. In this general area, the water table sits anywhere from 350'-450' if a private well were to be drilled. With no covenants put in place, the untapped potential for this property is endless. A variety of wildlife frequently feed onto this 80 +/- acre property, with no shortage of mule deer or antelope in the surrounding area. Whether you have been looking for a home-site on some acreage, horse property, or just flat out want some privacy with total freedom of use, this property delivers. To schedule a showing or for more information, contact Ridge Briggs at (307) 395-3199.
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Hunting and Recreational Gem in the Heart of Sequoyah County, Oklahoma
Price: $123,200 Acreage: 28 County: Sequoyah State: OKIf you’re searching for a true hunting and recreational getaway, this stunning 28 +/- acre Sequoyah County tract delivers. Loaded with mature hardwoods and cedar cover, the property is marked with abundant deer sign and offers excellent habitat throughout. Webber Creek highlights the landscape, while dramatic elevation changes of 271 feet create natural funnels and stand locations. County-maintained gravel road frontage and utilities available along the roadway make access and potential improvements easy. Partial fencing is in place, and the rolling terrain offers multiple secluded build sites. This property is conveniently located 14 miles from Lee Creek Reservoir in Van Buren, 20 miles from Fort Smith and Muldrow, 27 miles from Sallisaw, 30 miles from Stilwell, and within an hour of Lake Tenkiller, Tahlequah, and Robert South Kerr Reservoir. The annual 2025 taxes were $16.00. Give Kevin Williams a call at (918) 559-8960 for more information on this Sequoyah County property!
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Beautiful Acreage on the Big Rib River in Marathon County
Price: $149,500 Acreage: 17.4 County: Marathon State: WIThis is a great opportunity for the total outdoorsman! Approximately 17.38 surveyed acres with almost 2,000 feet of frontage on the Big Rib River. The backdrop of this land ownership opportunity is characterized by views of the gorgeous surrounding farm fields and big timber ridges and hills to the east of the river. This uniquely shaped piece of ground offers ridges, strips of timber, a bottom ground 3 acre field, and a ½ acre food plot. The atypical layout provides more huntable spots than a typical parcel of this size. This farm is a fantastic opportunity for those looking for a beautiful, affordable outdoor retreat and who have a passion for chasing mature river bottom deer. The Big Rib River drainage has quality whitetails and all central Wisconsin game species are present. The river bottom is full of deer trails and the tillable bottom ground is sure to serve up an irresistible food source for game. This parcel has a solid trail/road system along the bottom ground. 4 high-quality ladder stands are set and included in the sale. The river itself is a navigable waterway and this property could make an outstanding canoe launch or landing. There have been fish of various species caught in the river as per the seller. There is a large enclosed hunting blind overlooking the food plot and the river. The property has a 33’ wide owned access strip on the north property line of the adjacent alfalfa field with direct access off paved County Road H. This part of the property leads to a brand new shell of a 24’x14’ cabin set amongst an aspen grove high above the river. This recreational parcel could make a strong home base for all recreational activities in Marathon County. Hunt, fish, trap, canoe, snowshoe…the possibilities are endless. A few miles straight north of Edgar, a short drive east of Athens, or a quick commute from Wausau make this an accessible recreational piece that is sure to provide ample opportunity to create hunting, fishing, and outdoor adventure memories for years to come.
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