Recreational Properties Listings

Beautiful 19.73 +/- Acre Country Property Located in Ralls County

Beautiful 19.73 +/- acre country property located in Ralls County, Missouri, featuring a well-maintained 4 bedroom, 3 bath brick ranch home offering approximately 4167 +/- square feet of space. Built in 1996 and owned by the same family since construction, this property reflects nearly 30 years of pride in ownership, thoughtful improvements, and meticulous care. One of the property's most appealing features is the exceptional view from the front of the home, offering beautiful seasonal changes throughout the year. The property also features a spring-fed pond with room for future enlargement, open ground, woods, rolling terrain, and wildlife habitat, creating excellent opportunities for recreation, hunting, and peaceful country living. The home features a walkout basement, attached 2-car garage, walkout basement garage, concrete vault/safe room with steel door, custom oak cabinetry, built-in oak bookcases, hard-wired internet, and geothermal heating and cooling. A chain-link fenced patio and yard area provides a convenient space for pets and children, while the lower patio includes water and electric service, making it an ideal location for a future hot tub. Numerous updates have been completed throughout ownership, including a roof with 50-year shingles, updated bathrooms, a geothermal HVAC system, water heater, extensive basement renovations following a water heater failure, newer appliances, patio and pergola additions, and many additional interior and exterior improvements. Additional features include rural water service, Ralls County Electric, outside water and electric service (camper hookups), and a private country setting. Whether you're searching for a permanent residence, country retreat, or recreational property, this well-maintained Ralls County property is one you'll want to see in person.

Build Site, Phenomenal Hunting, and Live Water

If you've been searching for the perfect combination of seclusion, recreation, and a place to build your dream home, this 43 +/- acre property along the Moniteau County line deserves your attention! Offering county road frontage, live water, diverse timber, and an established trail system, this property has all the ingredients for an incredible hunting property or private country residence. One of the standout features is the South Arm of Moniteau Creek, which winds through the property, providing a beautiful natural water feature and an excellent resource for wildlife. The landscape offers a diverse mix of walnut and oak timber, cedar thickets, and natural openings that create outstanding habitat for deer and turkey. Multiple potential food plot locations provide opportunities to further enhance the hunting experience, while established trails throughout the acreage make accessing different portions of the property convenient by foot or UTV. For those looking to build, the property offers an attractive potential homesite with county road frontage and plenty of room to create your own private getaway. Partial perimeter fencing is already in place, adding another useful improvement to this versatile tract. Enjoy the privacy of rural living without sacrificing convenience. Located approximately 15 minutes from Eldon, 25 minutes from Osage Beach, and 30 minutes from Jefferson City, this property provides easy access to nearby communities while maintaining the peaceful setting that makes country living so desirable. Whether you're looking to build your dream home, establish a hunting camp, or simply invest in a beautiful piece of Missouri land, this 43 +/- acre property offers tremendous potential.

211 Acres of Dynamite Hunting

Discover 211 +/- acres of exceptional hunting and recreational land in Texas County, Missouri, conveniently located just 10 minutes from Montauk State Park. This outstanding property features marketable timber, mature oak trees producing abundant acorns, and excellent whitetail deer habitat, making it an ideal destination for hunting enthusiasts and outdoor lovers alike. An established trail system provides access throughout the property, while two ponds add to its natural beauty and recreational appeal. With electric available and road frontage on two sides, this versatile property offers excellent potential for a future homesite, private hunting retreat, or family getaway. Build your dream home surrounded by the natural beauty of the Missouri Ozarks, create a weekend escape, or invest in a sizable tract of land with timber and recreational appeal. Whether you're looking for a permanent residence, a place to enjoy the outdoors, or a long-term land investment, this 211 +/- acre property offers space, privacy, and endless possibilities.

CSC Ranch

Located approximately 14 miles southwest of Sundance, Wyoming, in the shadows of Inyan Kara Mountain, this 78 +/- acre ranch property reflects generations of agricultural heritage, thoughtful improvements, and productive land management. History runs deep here, and the infrastructure shows it. From the established livestock facilities to the well-maintained improvements, it's evident that this property has been cared for with purpose. Every acre has been attended to and put to productive use. Home to CSC Ranch, a Wyoming-based Hereford seedstock operation specializing in bold-bodied, high-performance cows and herd bulls, the property has been developed with an emphasis on natural performance, grazing efficiency, and practical livestock management. The combination of deeded acreage, the potential for additional leased ground, established water resources, and functional working facilities provides a strong foundation for continued agricultural use. Approximately 25 acres of quality hay ground further contribute to the property's agricultural productivity. With an established local market for hay, this acreage offers the opportunity to put up hay for the ranch's own livestock or sell locally, providing additional flexibility and potential income for the operation. The residence offers 1,456 square feet of living space, consisting of three bedrooms and two bathrooms. An attached 896-square-foot garage brings the total building area to 2,352 square feet. Supporting the ranch's day-to-day operations is a 48'x56' shop, providing ample room for equipment, tools, and maintenance. Near the round pen stands a barn featuring a concrete-floored area and two additional dirt-floor bays, providing functional space for livestock handling and shelter. A separate outbuilding with a tack room offers additional storage and space for livestock-related needs. Both structures are equipped with electricity, further adding to their functionality and convenience. Water infrastructure is another notable feature of the property. The residence is supplied by an artesian well, supported by a recently installed 1,100-gallon cistern and booster pump. Five livestock watering sources are located throughout the deeded acreage, including a tire tank along the western boundary, two Cobett waterers, and two additional stock tanks situated near the barn. All five livestock watering sources are supplied by a separate well drilled on the property, providing a dedicated water supply for the ranch's livestock operations. Wildlife is a regular presence across the property, with grouse, antelope, wild turkey, and deer frequently utilizing the surrounding habitat. Depending on winter conditions and seasonal migration patterns, larger herds of elk are also known to inhabit the general area. The property's combination of open grassland, agricultural ground, and proximity to the Inyan Kara region provides an attractive setting for a variety of northeastern Wyoming's native wildlife. With Inyan Kara Mountain standing prominently in the background, CSC Ranch offers more than acreage and improvements. It represents a working piece of Wyoming ranch country where the land, water, and infrastructure have been managed with a clear purpose. Whether continuing an established cattle operation, utilizing the productive hay ground, or putting the existing improvements to use in a new agricultural venture, this property offers a practical opportunity in northeastern Wyoming. To schedule a showing or for further information on the leased acreage associated with the property, please contact Ridge Briggs at (307) 851-6937.

209 +/- Acre Luther Legacy Ranch in the Path of Progress

Some properties come along once in a lifetime. Held by the same family for over 100 years, this remarkable 209 +/- acre ranch within the Luther city limits offers a rare combination of productive grazing land, exceptional wildlife habitat, scenic homesites, and long-term investment potential in one of the OKC metro's desirable growth corridors. With over a mile of combined county road frontage, including blacktop along the southern boundary, this property offers tremendous flexibility for the cattleman, hunter, homesteader, or investor looking to secure a substantial piece of Oklahoma land in the path of progress. The ranch is as productive as it is beautiful. Approximately 90 acres of improved Bermuda pasture, complemented by native grass meadows and fertile creek bottoms, provide outstanding grazing and hay production. Historically supporting 50–60 cow/calf pairs, the ranch has also produced over 300 round bales across two hay cuttings. More than 53% of the soils are Class II and III loams, and approximately 37 inches of annual rainfall support the property's agricultural productivity. Fully fenced with working pens, barns, and a shop, the ranch is well equipped for an established cattle operation or someone looking to build one of their own. Two older homes, offered with no contributory value, provide existing utility infrastructure and potential renovation or replacement opportunities, while a water well of unknown condition and a storm shelter add to the improvements. For the outdoorsman, this property is truly something special. Over 3,100 feet of Wildhorse Creek winds through the ranch, flowing nearly year-round except during severe droughts. Two beautiful ponds with excellent water quality, a small slough, and fertile bottomland complement rolling uplands with approximately 110 feet of elevation change. Mature bur, post, black, and red oaks, native pecans, persimmons, and wild plums provide abundant mast and browse, while timbered creek corridors, native grass openings, and productive pasture edges create outstanding whitetail and turkey habitat. Having been hunted only a handful of seasons during the family's century of ownership, the property supports an impressive population of healthy deer, including mature bucks, productive does, and strong recruitment of younger deer. Deer sign is abundant, and the opportunity to develop a premier hunting property with food plots, controlled access, and habitat improvements is tremendous. Portions of the floodplain near the Deep Fork River corridor also offer intriguing potential for future waterfowl habitat development, adding another dimension to an already exceptional recreational property. For those envisioning a country estate or future development, the possibilities are equally compelling. Hilltop homesites overlook sweeping pasture and wooded creek bottoms, offering privacy, views, and the opportunity to hunt or run cattle right out the back door. Approximately 2,852 feet of Dobbs Road frontage and 3,397 feet along Northeast 164th Street, with electric and fiber available along both boundaries, provide outstanding access and potential for future division or development. Located within the Luther Public School District, just 4 minutes from Luther, 26 minutes from central Edmond, and 30 minutes from downtown Oklahoma City, the property delivers remarkable convenience without sacrificing its rural character. Whether your vision is to expand a cattle operation, establish a legacy hunting and recreational ranch, build a secluded family estate, or invest in quality acreage ahead of continued metro growth, opportunities with this combination of fertile soils, water, wildlife, infrastructure, and location are exceedingly difficult to replace. After more than a century in the same family, this is a rare chance to make it yours. Call Ryan Huggins at 405-481-4647 for a private showing today!

Missouri River Waterfowl Hunting Paradise

Located just a few miles south of Rulo, Nebraska, in Richardson County, this 125 +/- acre waterfowl hunting property sits just yards from the intersection of the Nemaha and Missouri Rivers. Positioned along a major waterfowl migration corridor, this property offers an incredible opportunity for serious duck and goose hunters looking for a well-developed hunting destination. With blacktop road frontage, additional dirt road access along the west side, and a location in the southeastern corner of Nebraska, this property is conveniently accessible to hunters from Nebraska, Kansas, and Missouri alike. The area is known for attracting a wide variety of migrating waterfowl, including blue-winged teal, green-winged teal, mallards, gadwalls, Canada geese, snow geese, and many other species. The current owners have put considerable effort into developing this property specifically for waterfowl hunting. The entire 125 +/- acres consists of wetland habitat, featuring native grasses, scattered trees, and strategically managed water features. One pond holds water year-round, while two additional pools are secured by levees and connected to a well pump, providing the ability to manage water levels for waterfowl habitat and hunting opportunities. Two pit blinds and one skid blind are already in place and will remain with the property, allowing the next owner to take advantage of the existing hunting improvements. The property is currently enrolled in the Wetlands Reserve Program (WRP), a conservation program designed to restore and protect wetland habitat for wildlife. While waterfowl hunting is undoubtedly the main attraction, the property's wetland grasses and scattered cover also provide habitat for whitetail deer, including mature bucks, along with pheasants and quail. Properties developed specifically for waterfowl hunting in a location like this do not come along every day. With its proximity to the Missouri River, managed wetland pools, established hunting blinds, and diverse wildlife habitat, this tract offers a unique opportunity to own a dedicated waterfowl hunting property in southeastern Nebraska. Whether you're chasing early-season teal, watching mallards work into the decoys, or taking advantage of the additional deer and upland bird hunting opportunities, this property has been designed with the outdoorsman in mind. There are no hunting leases in place for the current season, and possession and hunting rights will be available at closing, allowing the next owner to begin enjoying the property immediately.

155 +/- Acres of Big Buck Potential in Unit 15

If you're looking for a hunting farm in South Central Kansas with great habitat, plenty of wildlife, and the potential to make it even better, this 155 +/- acre property in Reno County is one you'll want to see. Located just 2 miles north of Turon, this farm has a great combination of native grasses, thick bedding cover, mature timber, water, and rolling terrain. Surrounded by irrigated farmland, the property offers the cover and water that wildlife need, with plenty of groceries right next door. This is the kind of setup you look for when trying to find a farm that can hold big Kansas whitetails. As you make your way through the property, you'll quickly notice the variety of habitat this farm has to offer. The northern portion consists of native grasses, scattered trees, and thickets. Near the center of the farm is a pond with a well located nearby. On the west end, there's a low-lying area that holds water following rain events. This additional water source has the potential to offer some waterfowl hunting when conditions are right. The southern portion of this farm is what really makes it unique to the area. Big rolling hills lead down into some thick stands of mature timber in the southeast and southwest corners. Just south of the pond is a nice hilltop that overlooks a majority of the farm and really shows off the change in elevation. It's not every day you find this kind of terrain in this part of Reno County. The mature timber and thick cover on the south end provide excellent bedding areas for deer and roosting trees for the turkeys that call this farm home. When it comes to deer hunting, there are several things about this property that stand out. The surrounding irrigated fields provide a tremendous amount of food, while this farm offers the security and bedding cover that mature bucks are looking for. There are also several pipeline corridors cutting through portions of the property, creating openings in the timber that influence how wildlife move through the farm. Just imagine sitting in a blind overlooking one of these cuts on a cold November morning. The rut is in full swing, and you've got your eye on the trail where that big buck just showed up on camera. All it takes is one good morning for a hunt you'll remember for the rest of your life. With road frontage along the north and east sides, there are multiple options for accessing the farm and getting to your hunting spots. Several locations throughout the property would make great blind setups, whether you're hunting the timber, overlooking a travel corridor, or sitting over a future food plot. Class III soils make up the majority of the farm, providing a good opportunity to develop food plots in strategic locations. With the large agricultural fields surrounding the property, having a few smaller food plots tucked up against the bedding cover could create some great staging areas for deer before they head out to the big Ag fields in the evening. The turkey hunting on this farm deserves attention as well. Trail cameras are currently running throughout the property, and they've already captured a couple of nice bucks and a pile of turkeys. With the mature roost trees on the south end and open areas scattered throughout the farm, there are plenty of places to chase gobblers. Come spring, you could be sitting along the edge of the timber listening to gobblers fire off at daylight, trying to decide which bird you're going to work first. Between the deer, turkeys, upland game birds, and potential waterfowl opportunities, this is a property you can enjoy during several different hunting seasons. The farm is fully fenced, with the center pasture cross-fenced with gate openings. There is also a horizontal oil and gas well beneath the property that generates a small amount of income. Power is available along the road, and the southeast corner could potentially make a nice location for a hunting cabin. Having a place to spend the weekend, hang out with family and friends, and enjoy your own piece of Kansas hunting ground would make this farm that much better. One of the best things about this property is that there's still time to purchase it and enjoy some deer hunting before the season comes to an end. The trail cameras are already out, deer are showing up, and pictures will continue to be updated as more wildlife is captured on camera. Located just 2 miles north of Turon and 1 mile west of county blacktop, this farm is approximately 38 miles from Hutchinson, 26 miles from Pratt, and 68 miles from the Wichita Dwight D. Eisenhower National Airport. This is a great place to chase big Kansas whitetails, hunt spring turkeys, and build a hunting property that you and your family can enjoy for years to come. This farm has a lot to offer. The habitat is there, the wildlife is there, and there are plenty of opportunities to put your own touch on the property. Contact the listing agent, Trevor Stoll, by phone at (620) 904-0115.

86.6 +/- Acres of Prime Secluded Deer and Turkey Hunting in Morgan County

Some properties stand out the moment you step onto them, and this 86.6 +/- surveyed-acre tract in Morgan County, Missouri, is one of the prettiest, best-laying hunting properties I've had the opportunity to walk. Located at the dead end of a gated private road, in a heavily deer-managed neighborhood, this secluded tract offers an impressive combination of beautiful hardwood timber, rolling terrain, established trails, and outstanding wildlife habitat. Approximately 78 acres consist of hardwood timber featuring a variety of oak species that provide valuable acorn production, natural food sources, and cover for wildlife. While walking the property, I observed abundant fresh deer sign, reinforcing the property's appeal for whitetail hunting. Turkey sign was also evident, making this an attractive option for hunters looking for a versatile recreational property with existing wildlife activity. Approximately 8 acres of open cool-season grass hay fields add valuable diversity to the landscape. These areas can continue to be maintained for hay production or converted into strategically placed food plots to complement the surrounding timber and enhance hunting opportunities. The combination of hardwood cover, open ground, and natural food sources provides an excellent foundation for managing the property with whitetails and turkeys in mind. The property lays exceptionally well, with flat to gently rolling terrain and approximately 150 feet of elevation change across the tract. Roughly one mile of well-maintained trails provides convenient access throughout the property, making it easy to reach hunting locations and enjoy the land throughout the year. Electric service and fiber are also located on the property, adding valuable infrastructure for someone considering a hunting cabin or private weekend retreat. Whether you're searching for a dedicated deer and turkey hunting property, a secluded outdoor getaway, or a beautiful tract of Ozark timberland to call your own, this property deserves a serious look. With its gated access, excellent layout, established trail system, abundant fresh deer sign, and a desirable mix of hardwood timber and open ground, this is the kind of property that makes an immediate impression in person. If you've been looking for a private hunting property with the beauty, terrain, and habitat this 86.6 +/-  acres is one you'll want to walk for yourself.

62 +/- Acres With National Forest Boundary, River Frontage, & Home

This great rural living property is one for the books. Boasting 62 +/- acres, there is room for many different things. Whether you are looking to farm or if you are an avid hunter, this one checks the boxes. On the property sits the 3-bed, 2-bath home with a basement that could be self-sufficient all on its own. With storage everywhere, a wood-burning fireplace, new mini-split units, and brand-new windows and sliding doors, this one is built for efficiency. With a National Forest boundary on the West side, recreational opportunity awaits! Also boasting a 5 +/- acre pond stocked with fish, you can sit out at the little gazebo in the mornings or evenings, enjoying every minute of nature. On the East side is the Fourche Lafave River, running North to south; you can enjoy kayaking, fishing, or swimming. Also on the property is a very well-built shop, a Quonset hut with living quarters and a woodshed. This property is definitely one of a kind. Seclusion and nature are where this one falls into place. Give us a call to tour this one today!

115 +/- Acre Farm with Highway Frontage and Possible Return on Investment