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Some properties are simply measured in acres. Others are measured by the experiences they provide, the wildlife they hold, the water that runs through them, and the memories they have the potential to create for generations. OTR Legacy Ranch is one of those rare properties. Encompassing approximately 488 acres in Carter County, Oklahoma, this exceptional ranch brings together the natural beauty, recreational opportunity, water resources, and scale that define a truly special Oklahoma ranch. At the heart of the ranch is Caddo Creek, which runs through a portion of the property and adds an unmistakable character to the landscape. The creek corridor provides a natural element that separates this ranch from the ordinary and creates a valuable combination of water, cover, and wildlife habitat. Along with the creek, multiple additional water sources throughout the ranch further enhance the property's appeal for both wildlife and livestock while adding to the overall diversity of the land. For the recreational buyer, the hunting opportunity is one of the defining characteristics of this ranch. Carter County has long been recognized for its quality whitetail habitat, and this property offers the ingredients serious sportsmen look for when evaluating a high-end hunting ranch. The combination of creek bottom habitat, mature timber, water, cover, food plots and diverse terrain creates an environment capable of supporting abundant wildlife and providing the setting for exceptional outdoor experiences. This is the kind of property where hunting is not simply an additional feature-it is part of the identity of the ranch. The mature pecan grove is another distinctive feature. Mature trees add beauty, shade, character, and a sense of permanence that cannot be replicated overnight. Throughout the ranch, the combination of mature vegetation, creek habitat, open ground, and water creates a diverse landscape that feels established and natural. It is a property with a visual identity, not simply a collection of acreage. At approximately 488 acres, the ranch offers a scale that is becoming increasingly difficult to find in a single ownership. Large, contiguous tracts with substantial water resources and exceptional recreational characteristics are limited, particularly when located within an established Oklahoma ranching and hunting region. The size provides room to roam, room to hunt, room to manage wildlife, and room to develop a long-term vision without feeling confined by neighboring properties. The water resources are one of the property's greatest assets. Caddo Creek provides a natural water corridor through the ranch, while additional water sources throughout the property give the land added utility and recreational value. Water is one of the most important components of any successful ranch, and the presence of multiple sources enhances both the agricultural and wildlife potential of this property. These water sources make waterfowl hunting fantastic on multiple places throughout the ranch. The deer hunting is second to none and we have the pictures to prove it! Multiple Boone and Crockett bucks have been harvested and the game camera pictures show there are plenty more roaming around. Beyond hunting and recreation, the ranch offers the opportunity to build something lasting. The acreage and natural characteristics provide a blank canvas for a buyer who wants to create a truly personalized Oklahoma retreat. Whether the vision is a private family ranch, an elite hunting destination, a recreational compound, a cattle operation, or simply a place to escape and enjoy the outdoors, the property provides the scale and natural resources to support that vision. This ranch provides a level of privacy and freedom that smaller properties simply cannot replicate. Long days in the field, evenings along the creek, mornings spent watching wildlife, and weekends with family and friends all become part of the experience. A property of this magnitude can bec

Poplar Springs Ranch is a highly improved 847± acre property located in the hills of Tallahatchie County, Mississippi, near Cascilla. Sitting atop the Loess Bluff at 350+/-feet of elevation, the lodge and surrounding improvements overlook the Delta. The lodge's patio and fire pit offer a front-row seat to the most beautiful sunsets in the South. The land features high fencing around the majority of its acreage with a secure perimeter and controlled gated access. This offers both wildlife management and privacy advantages. Approximately 725 acres are in mature hardwood timber with scattered pine, offering superior habitat. The terrain features multiple hills and valley systems, along with an extensive internal road network that provides easy access to all areas of the property. The ranch features over 30 food plots, many of which have established shooting houses and stands in place, along with four ponds that support fishing and attract wildlife. The 9,281 sqft. Cedar and Cypress Lodge, built in 2009, is the centerpiece of the property. Designed for entertaining, it features twelve private bedrooms with en-suite bathrooms and HVAC systems. A large upstairs bunk room includes ten built-in bunks. The downstairs features an additional full bathroom. The lodge is ideal for entertaining large groups, such as extended family or multiple clients. The lodge is also made for fellowship. Three loft-style sitting areas overlook the ground floor common area and are perfect for relaxing and conversation. The open-concept main floor is anchored by a massive double-sided stone fireplace and vaulted beam ceilings, creating a large, communal feel. The upstairs also features a large game room, perfect for playing cards, pool, or exercising. Relaxation and fellowship are easy here. The kitchen continues the communal feel. Completely integrated with the den and fireplace area, the kitchen features a commercial-grade six-burner range, flat-top griddle, broiler, double ovens, deep fryer, multiple coolers and refrigerators, a double sink, hand-washing sink, and a high-capacity ice maker. The layout supports large gatherings, guided hunts, or family events with ease. The lodge is also about convenience. At the front of the house, a mud and laundry room helps keep the lodge clean and organized after time spent in the field. Multiple covered parking spaces are integrated into the lodge. Additionally, there is a 2,400 square foot equipment barn; a fully enclosed skinning shed with AC, motorized gambrel, cooler, and easy-to-clean surfaces; and two five-acre breeding pens. A dedicated workshop and two fuel tanks support operations. A helipad with FAA-compliant specifications offers aerial access. This property is easy to use and convenient. The ranch is fully connected with 1 Gigabit fiber internet. It features a suite of smart security systems, including surveillance cameras, Google Nest thermostats, smart locks on all lodge doors, and cellular/Wi-Fi-enabled gate code entry. These improvements position the property for secure and efficient use throughout the year. Poplar Springs Ranch is located near some of the country's most productive crappie lakes-Grenada, Enid, and Sardis-all within a short drive. The property is easily accessible from I-55 and is situated in one of Mississippi's most consistent areas for turkey, deer, and duck hunting. The Ranch is also the beneficiary of a carbon credit program and easement-contact Agents for more information! The combination of habitat, improvements, infrastructure, and setting makes this a premier option for buyers seeking a multi-use recreational property in the Mid-South. The Property is enrolled in a Carbon Credit Program. Reach out to listing agents for further information!

Romance, Elegance and Timeless beauty over 38 acres on bucolic Oregon Road, you couldn't ask for anything more! 36 acres of DRS land which includes 30 planted acres of grape vines, deer fencing and bird netting, irrigation in place for an additional 2-3 acres of planting and a potential wine tasting area. The updated vintage farmhouse rests on 2 acres of DRI land and features 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, sun drenched open floor plan, eat-in-kitchen, dining area, sitting area with reading nook, living room with a fireplace. Step outside and enjoy lush landscape surrounding the pool, outdoor shower and vineyard views! Surrounded by award winning North Fork wineries, restaurants, farm stands, boating & great shopping.

Welcome to the Valley View Luxury Estate, a one-of-a-kind custom estate set in the towering hills of Ashland, OR. This astonishing luxury home is one of a kind. Earthen tiles cascade down four distinct, rounded rooves crowned with small cupolas, capturing the geometrical beauty of Byzantine architecture. Beneath the tiles, the outer walls are smooth stucco, accented with a myriad of windows, rounded and flowing, reminiscent of the graceful and curvaceous architecture of Antoni Gaudi. Domes and crests of stucco stand against the sky, giving the impression of a white-washed chapel on the island of Mykonos. But despite its references to world-class art and architecture, this home has its own distinct and extraordinary style, borne out in every detail. Brazilian mahogany double doors, hand-carved by local artist Russell Beebe, introduce you to the essence of the home's unique design: a celebration of nature. The sculptural carving depicts a traditional Native American theme with animals of the region including salmon, coyotes, and eagles. The doors are framed by sinuous sculptures of trees, wrought in copper, a theme that continues throughout the house, and the encircling stone patio. Inside the landing, the granite floor suggests the sandy shore at a river's edge. A low accent of river rocks that flows around the house and into the front landing, ushers you forward to the second set of glass doors wrapped in a copper design that stretches out like tree branches onto the glass walls at either side. All the depth and color of the interior and the natural beauty reaching through multitudinous windows can be seen from this grand entryway, welcoming you home. As you step forward, a custom-designed hardwood floor winds like a river, carrying you in, as it flows and eddies around two free-standing staircases and continues deep into the home. The first staircase captures the eye, curving upward from the left and featuring two carved hawks at the base of a black walnut and glass railing, designed like a treehouse with copper accents. The low river rock wall from the foyer snakes out, supporting an abundance of house plants, and creating a border between the river path floor and a sunken living room on the right. As you curve around the rock wall and plants, the floor gently slopes down, past double glass doors that open to the front terrace and two wide floor-to-ceiling windows that let in the sky. A colorful mosaic of two dragons forming a heart wraps up a wood-burning fireplace. A miniature door to the right of the fireplace houses a wood closet that can be accessed from outside. The exalting cedar ceilings above, and throughout the house, are expertly crafted with tapered tongue-and-groove planks and cedar beams. To the immediate left of the entranceway is the guest bathroom. A translucent blue glass sink drips toward the tiled floor mimicking the water it is home to. Just beyond, rounding out from the first staircase is the dining room. Five large windows let ample light spill into this gracious space, which is embraced by numerous preserved manzanita trees that seem to grow out of the walls and tickle the ceiling. A glass door leads to a back patio and terraced garden that rises up the slope of the hillside. The garden is colorfully landscaped with rose bushes, lavender, rosemary, small needle-leaf trees, and low river rock walls. Continuing through the dining room and further into the house, a wall of windows wraps around a second free-standing staircase featuring two exquisitely carved salmon, and leads to the open, airy center of the home, the kitchen. Beautiful curved granite provides ample counter space and home to top-of-the-line stainless steel appliances. The floor transitions to warm earth-tone travertine featuring pewter inserts embossed with a spiral design, also found on the pewter drawer pulls. Natural manzanita tree trunks support a large kidney-shaped center island with seating for four. The earthy rose and red tones of this welcoming space are complemented by the blue of the sky and the ever-green of the trees that seem to enter through the abundance of windows. A breakfast bar with seating for four extends part-way into the space, creating a small divider between the kitchen and a relaxed open living space that enjoys five custom skylights, sculptural windows, and two sets of glass double doors that open to the stone patio. From here you notice a remarkable quality of the home: every direction provides an awe-inspiring vista, to the natural environs and endless view, but also to the beauty of the home itself. You can see deep into the house from almost any point and enjoy the extraordinary appointments and artwork in the foreground, mid-ground, and distant background. It is perfectly cinematic. The sensation is expansive, without being overwhelming, like wandering through a magical wood or the narrow, promising streets of that white-washed Greek isle. The journey continues along the winding hardwood floor to a third living space with magnificent eastern light. There is a full guest bath around the corner. A second passageway from the kitchen leads to an ample pantry and laundry room, and a stunning spiral staircase, built on a single beam of laminated oak that serves as the second entrance to the master suite. The main entrance to the master suite is the second staircase from the entrance. At the top, a row of copper trees curves along the banister and opens up to a wonderful, airy hideaway. Sculptural windows in the shapes of windswept pines, spruce, and buoyant clouds frame a wall of windows that looks onto the panoramic view - perfect to watch the radiant sunrise and the beautiful shale pink light at sunset. The second wall of windows gazes on the rising terraces of flowers and trees and lets in the bubbling sounds of the garden water feature. The vaulted clear oak ceiling of this rounded room gives a grand sense of spaciousness and privacy. Two arched doorways on the east side lead to a landing area and the master bath. The bath features a bidet and a double sink set in a curved countertop of gorgeous blue Van Gogh granite. A lush teal carpet leads into a second room with so many windows, you almost feel like you've stepped outside. Floor to ceiling glass doors opens into a double-headed shower. Adjacent is a steam shower in Van Gogh granite, whose greys, blues, rust red, and teal, are beyond luxurious when kissed by the sun. A bell-shaped copper light fixture hangs at the center of the space. A jetted tub is perfectly placed to take in the southern view. A glass door leads to a stone tiled terrace.  The master suite terrace features a custom glass railing with a copper banister that continues the design of the copper trees. The stone tile features spiral designs and a border of large pebbles that form an elegant draining system. The landscaped pond below is circled with a similar border of rounded stones, echoing the terrace design and the river rock wall on the first floor. Further around the terrace, a second door leads back into the house. Crowned with a skylight, this landing area features convenient storage, a closet, and a hidden laundry chute that delivers clothes and sheets straight down to the pantry and laundry area below. A balcony overlooks a sunny first-floor room that might serve as an office or yoga space. The spiral staircase gives private access to the kitchen from the master suite, and to the eastern egress. Just outside, the stone terrace leads to an endless pool inside a glass gazebo whose shape reflects the rooves of the home. To the left is a staircase down to the basement level, and beyond, a path to the terraced garden. The first staircase from the entrance leads to the guest bedroom, which is also surrounded by windows and graced with a vaulted cedar ceiling. A glass door opens to another terrace, and here, you are engulfed by the view. It is breathtaking. You might spy any of the abundant wildlife in this 180-degree immersion - wild turkeys, golden eagles, falcons, grazing deer, and elk. The full bath is well appointed with granite, framing a large window that shares the glorious vista. The basement level is accessed from the kitchen. Stairs lead to a 3,000 square foot level that is open to the next owner's imagination. The possibilities for this space are vast - from a luxury wine cellar and tasting room to a Turkish or Russian bath to a magnificent editing suite and screening room. The four large rooms and half-bath are completely wired and ready for a transformation. The egress on the east side leads up a grotto-like stone staircase to the patio with access to the pool gazebo and back garden. Also found below is the control room for the elaborate electrical system, the geothermal temperature control, and the in-floor radiant heating system which has 21 zones in the house. A significant investment to install, the geothermal system is extremely efficient and lends maximum cost efficiency to controlling the temperature of the home. The 700 acres of land surrounding the home played an important role in the lives of the indigenous peoples who inhabited the area for centuries. A small rise nearby, known as The Wedding Knoll was the site of marriage ceremonies. Two oak trees that were once tied together to represent union now form a natural sculpture with the rope marks still visible. A few minute's drive on the property finds a lovely off-grid cabin, fully equipped with solar power and generator. An open plan living room soars high to a large sleeping loft. The downstairs bedroom features large closets, and the full bath, a claw foot tub. The galley kitchen is equipped with a washer and dryer. A lovely porch wraps around a wall of front windows that look upon the sweeping view. Whether embraced by the graceful curves and exquisite artistry of the main home, or gazing anywhere on this extraordinary land, you'll find that this property is a place to expand, and be held and nurtured by the incomparable beauty and power of nature. Centrally located along the I-5 corridor, between the San Francisco Bay Area and the Pacific Northwest metropolitan areas of Portland and Seattle, this spectacular one-of-a-kind home, on 700 awe-inspiring acres, offers magnificent sanctuary and adventure, as well as convenience. One of the most naturally beautiful regions of the country, this area of southern Oregon is known for a developing wine industry and phenomenal outdoor recreation opportunities. Characterized by four distinct seasons and mild winters, the climate is one of the most sought-after in North America. Designed to reflect and honor the majesty of this natural environment, this home sits on a high bench with open terraces that bring the view so close, you feel like you could reach out and touch it. Unique features like all rounded corners and smooth edges, perfectly balanced use of the natural elements, and purposeful architectural design, create a remarkable effect, both peaceful and expansive. This home is beyond custom: it is a work of art. This property is an unparalleled place to rejuvenate and become inspired. Private Luxury Retreat with Access to Ashland, Oregon Home to the Oregon Shakespeare Festival, Ashland, Oregon is a delightful art town with unique shopping, a bountiful farmers' market, mineral hot springs, and outdoor eateries alongside the bubbling Ashland Creek, which flows past the open-air Elizabethan Theatre and through Lithia Park designed by John McLaren, developer of Golden Gate State Park. The town enjoys the annual Ashland Independent Film Festival, ScienceWorks hands-on museum, and the Britt Music Festival in historic Jacksonville, which welcomes international acts on an outdoor stage. Local produce, meats, cheeses, and wine from the region's numerous award-winning wineries can be found at area restaurants or at the breathtaking wineries themselves. Twenty minutes north, nearby Medford offers the nation's superstores, major medical facilities, and Rogue Valley International Airport. West of the Cascade Mountain Range and just north of the Siskiyous, the Rogue Valley boasts outdoor adventure all year round - for all levels, young families, and adrenalin-chasers alike. Hundreds of glorious hiking and biking trails, including a section of the Pacific Crest Trail, crisscross through the region, abundant with wildlife, and great for bird-watching with osprey, bald eagles, and red tail hawks. Kayaking and rafting, on Class II to Class V rapids, are easily enjoyed on the world-renowned Rogue River and other rivers and creeks that wind through thick forests, volcanic geography, and jaw-dropping gorges. Downhill and cross-country skiing and other snow sports can be found at Mount Ashland Ski Area. Skinner Aviation at Ashland Municipal Airport offers scenic charters, hangar leasing, and other services to private and commercial pilots. A number of lakes are just a short drive away, and southern Oregon offers hundreds of thousands of acres of public lands for recreation. Three hours west, through redwoods, farmland, or expansive inland dunes, lies the mythical Oregon coast where the Pacific crashes onto monolithic sea rocks, and fern, spruce, cedar, and fir-covered cliffs. Minutes from I-5, the property immediately embraces you in a sanctuary of wilderness, where magnificent elk herds can be seen roaming the rolling meadows and oak savannas. The property is easily accessible year-round. Two enormous rock faces rise from a blanket of green and greet you as you gently climb higher and approach this spectacular home. The arresting view encompasses the highest peaks on the other side of the valley and the sparkling lights of Ashland nestled below. From Wagner Butte in the north to Mount Ashland in the south, the Siskiyou Mountain Range stretches out before you. Furthest south, the prominent Pilot Rock juts into the sky, and over its shoulder, on the clearest day, Mount Shasta can be seen glittering in the distance.

Turnaround Ranch presents 1,330± surveyed acres of exceptional West Texas country, offering a combination of quality wildlife habitat, native grasses, mature trees, and diverse topography. Renowned for its outstanding whitetail deer, turkey, and bobwhite quail hunting, the ranch provides the habitat and scale sought after by serious recreational ranch buyers.Turnaround Ranch is defined by a strikingly diverse landscape of expansive drainages, deep canyons, and mesquite flats. Mature mesquite and extensive native riparian vegetation including cottonwood, soapberry, hackberry, and wild plum follow the draws and canyon bottoms, creating secluded corridors and exceptional natural cover, while the ranch's abundance of native grasses provides valuable forage throughout the property. The combination of varied topography, dense brush, wooded drainages, and native grasslands creates an exceptional mosaic of wildlife habitat. There are two wells on the property providing wildlife and stock water along with drainages that have pools of water during normal moisture years. There are no building improvements on the property but power is supplied to a number of suitable building locations on the property. Fencing is mostly in good condition with the property cross-fenced into two pastures. Turnaround Ranch supports an abundance of native Rolling Plains wildlife, offering excellent hunting for whitetail deer, Rio Grande turkey, bobwhite quail, dove, and feral hogs. The ranch's bobwhite quail population is particularly impressive, offering the potential for exceptional quail hunting in years of favorable moisture. A diverse combination of open country, native grasses, and riparian areas creates a highly productive wildlife environment and a natural magnet for game. With thoughtful habitat management, including a well-planned grazing regime and additional perennial water sources, the ranch offers significant potential to further enhance its already outstanding wildlife resources. Several locations across the ranch feature substantial natural watersheds that present excellent opportunities for the construction of deep stock ponds. With proper development, these potential water features could provide additional wildlife habitat while creating opportunities for recreational fishing, further expanding the ranch's recreational appeal. The Ranch has historically been leased for seasonal grazing but has been carefully managed to not overgraze with low stocking rates. Mineral rights are negotiable as part of the sale of the property. The Ranch has never been offered for sale publicly as a multi-generational property. The ranch is located just north of US Highway 380 off maintained county road 340 in extreme western Stonewall County. Jayton and Aspermont are both less than 15 minutes away with gas stations, hardware store, and dining options. Alternatively both Abilene and Lubbock are less than 1.5 hours from the property.

Serenity and privacy define this turnkey equestrian farm just north of Lexington. Featuring two homes, multiple barns with stalls, and a riding arena, it's designed for efficient horse operations. Lush pastureland supports rotation and turnout, while scenic trails and a private lake create the perfect setting for riding and relaxation.203 +/- Acres This turnkey Central Kentucky equestrian estate is truly exceptional. Thoughtfully designed for both horse and rider, the extensive improvements within this private sanctuary create the perfect balance of luxury living and premier horse farm functionality. As you turn off the county road onto the gated entrance, a simple click or keypad entry welcomes you in as the gate opens and closes securely behind you. The winding driveway carries you through gently rolling pastureland, offering your first glimpse of the well-appointed horse facilities that set this property apart. Positioned conveniently near the front of the farm, you'll find the barns, multiple horse stalls, tack areas, equipment storage, and a well-designed riding arena-ideal for training, exercising, or hosting clinics. The layout allows for efficient daily operation while maintaining separation from the main residence for privacy and tranquility. The property is perfectly suited for horses, featuring lush, well-maintained pastureland with ample room for rotation, turnout, and expansion. The combination of open ground and natural shade provides an ideal environment for equine health and comfort year-round. Before ascending toward the custom log home privately situated atop the hill, you'll pass the guesthouse and working facilities-perfect for caretakers, trainers, or visiting guests. In addition to its equestrian appeal, the farm offers a stunning, ultra-private lake stocked with largemouth bass, crappie, and bluegill, complete with a premium dock and concrete boat launch-adding both beauty and recreation to the property. Miles of established trails wind throughout the farm, making it ideal not only for riding but also for enjoying the scenic landscape. Ride along the lake, through wooded areas, and across rolling fields-this property was built to be experienced on horseback. The surrounding natural beauty and abundant wildlife enhance the peaceful setting, while the thoughtful land management ensures the property remains as functional as it is beautiful. Whether you're looking for a working horse farm, a private equestrian retreat, or a legacy property in the heart of Central Kentucky, this farm offers a rare combination of infrastructure, land, and lifestyle. Main House Built in 2017, this approximately 2,450 sq ft Amish custom log home sits atop one of the highest elevation points on the farm, offering commanding views across the rolling Central Kentucky countryside. Designed to blend rustic craftsmanship with modern comfort, the home features a highly functional floor plan, premium finishes, and expansive floor-to-ceiling windows that bring the outdoors in. From nearly every room, you can enjoy sweeping views of the farm-pastures, trails, and wildlife in motion. The setting creates a peaceful retreat after long days in the saddle, whether you're training horses, working cattle, or simply enjoying the land. The home is equally suited for full-time living or entertaining guests in a true Kentucky horse country setting. Guest House / Income Producing Residence The 2-bedroom, 2-bath ranch-style guest home (approx. 2,400 sq ft) offers flexibility for farm managers, guests, or short-term rental income. Built in 1974 and updated in 2018, it includes a new metal roof (2019), updated HVAC (2021), and a comfortable layout with additional unfinished basement space for storage or expansion. A 25x25 carport provides covered parking and equipment protection. This residence is ideal for extended family, trainers, or Airbnb-style income in a highly desirable equestrian region. Equestrian Facilities Purpose-built for serious horse operations, this farm is fully equipped for training, boarding, breeding, and recreational riding: Indoor Riding Arena (100x180)A premier all-weather riding facility featuring excellent lighting, water access, and durable footing. Ideal for year-round training, clinics, lessons, and horsemanship development regardless of weather conditions. Arena Barn / Trainer Facility 11 stalls (12x12) Attached ~800 sq ft 1-bedroom, 1-bath trainer's quarters Electric and full lighting throughout Water access inside and outside Concrete wash pads and multiple water troughs Functional layout for daily training operations Chicken/rabbit coop and optional livestock separation pens Truss roof system with covered porch and secure exterior access Security lighting for nighttime use and safety Main Stall Barn (80x180)A highly functional working barn designed for efficiency and scale: 20 total stalls with multiple sizes (including foaling/teaser stall options) Multiple tack rooms and supply storage areas Dedicated office with full bathroom for farm operations Wash room and cold storage room Equipment storage and functional workspace Full-length second-story hay storage on both sides Additional studio apartment / trainer or staff quarters Fuel service tanks for equipment and farm operations This barn layout supports everything from daily riding programs to larger-scale equine operations, including boarding or training programs. Equipment & Infrastructure 30x40 metal equipment building with concrete floor and overhead doors Multiple bays for tractors, mowers, bush hogs, ATVs, and trailers Two additional 15x20 storage sheds for tools and supplies Functional farm infrastructure designed for efficient operation and maintenance Recreation, Hunting & Outdoor Lifestyle Beyond its equestrian focus, the property offers an exceptional outdoor lifestyle experience. Miles of established trails wind through open pasture, wooded areas, and along scenic stretches of the land-perfect for trail riding, ATV use, hiking, or exploring the entire farm on horseback. The property is incredibly private, fully fenced, and accessed through a secure gated entrance with keypad entry. This creates a true sense of seclusion while still being conveniently located in Central Kentucky horse country. Wildlife is abundant, making it equally appealing for recreational hunting and nature enjoyment. Strategically placed blinds and stand locations support quality deer management, while the land itself provides excellent habitat for whitetail deer, turkey, and other native wildlife. RV & Guest Access Six RV hookups with 50-amp service, water, and septic connections make this an ideal destination for visiting guests, trainers, clinic participants, or extended family gatherings. The infrastructure supports equine events, retreats, or multi-family recreational use. Utilities & Connectivity The farm is fully supported with utility district water, electric service, and septic systems. Strong cellular coverage is enhanced with a booster system, providing reliable high-speed internet access suitable for streaming, remote work, and business operations. Overall Lifestyle This is more than a horse farm-it is a complete Central Kentucky equestrian and recreational estate. Designed for riding, training, living, and enjoying the outdoors, the property offers a rare combination of functional horse infrastructure, natural beauty, privacy, and recreational opportunity. Whether your passion is horses, trail riding, outdoor recreation, or simply living on a world-class farm, this property delivers on every level. In June of 2026 this property was selected one of Hipcamp's 50 Favorite Places to Camp in America Right Now. An amazing accomplishmentand truly a reflection of the pride and upkeep this property has by its ownership. The abundance of outdoor recreation this property provides is truly exceptional. Step outside and experience it all-ride horses across rolling pastureland and wooded trails, take your ATV through miles of established paths, or simply enjoy a peaceful walk with your dog through the countryside. Spend the afternoon fishing your private, deep-water spring-fed lake, or unwind along the shoreline surrounded by nature and total privacy. For the sportsman, the property offers outstanding opportunities to climb into a ladder stand or settle into a well-placed deer blind, with a strong population of trophy whitetail deer and wild turkey. Whether on horseback, in the saddle of an ATV, or sitting quietly at the water's edge, every corner of the farm invites you to slow down and enjoy the outdoors. Trophy bass fishing and quality-managed hunting further enhance the experience, making this a rare blend of equestrian living and premier recreational land. This is a place where outdoor traditions are passed down, where families gather, and where memories are made that truly last a lifetime. Approximately 120 acres are actively managed for high-quality hay production, forming a strong agricultural base for the farm. These fields consistently yield an average of around 500 large round bales annually, providing dependable forage for horses and livestock while also supporting potential commercial hay production. The front fields are established in a productive mix of orchard grass and timothy, known for their excellent nutritional value and suitability for equine use. The balance of the grazing acreage is primarily in orchard grass, offering durable, well-established pasture ideal for rotational grazing, turnout, and long-term soil and forage stability. In addition to hay and pasture production, select areas of the farm are strategically planted in seasonal food plots featuring wheat, clover, and turnips. These plantings support land stewardship and wildlife habitat management while enhancing the overall agricultural diversity of the property. Overall, the land is efficiently utilized and well-maintained, supporting a strong balance of hay production, pasture management, and supplemental crop plantings consistent with a well-run Central Kentucky farm operation. Horse Boarding - $400 per stall (7 stalls) per month(potential for 11 more)Pasture Boarding - $100 per horse per month Guest House Rental - $2,000 per month Arena Apartment - $800 per month RV Hook-Ups (6 total) - $500 per month each Hay Production - Approximately 500 large round bales annuallyEstimated value: $30,000 per year A true income-producing Central Kentucky farm with multiple streams of revenue potential, supported by strong equine infrastructure and productive agricultural ground. Central Kentucky experiences four distinct and enjoyable seasons, each bringing its own character to the farm. Spring delivers a vibrant green-up across the pastures and woodlines, with comfortable daytime temperatures in the 60s and 70s-ideal for foaling season, turnout, and long days in the saddle. Summer offers warm, productive days with highs in the upper 80s, perfect for early morning rides, training sessions in the arena, and afternoons spent enjoying the private lake for fishing, relaxing, or water recreation. Fall is a standout season on the property, with brilliant color throughout the tree-lined ridges and surrounding lake views. Crisp evenings and comfortable daytime temperatures in the 70s create ideal conditions for riding, harvesting hay, and enjoying the outdoors, while nights in the 50s bring a refreshing change after long days on the farm. Winter in Central Kentucky is generally mild by most standards, with daytime temperatures in the 40s to 50s and nighttime lows in the 30s and 40s. Occasional light snowfall adds a scenic touch to the landscape, creating a peaceful off-season atmosphere while still allowing for year-round farm operations and horse care. Lexington, Kentucky Lexington is widely known as the Horse Capital of the World due to its rich equestrian heritage and expansive horse farms. It's also famous for its bourbon distilleries, and is part of the Kentucky Bourbon Trail, plus home to the University of Kentucky. Horse Capital of the World Kentucky Horse Park Bluegrass Stockyards Keeneland Race Course Bourbon Trail 15 minutes to shopping - Cynthiana, KY 20 minutes to shopping - Georgetown, KY 20 minutes to the Kentucky Horse Park 30 minutes - Lexington, KY 45 minutes - Blue Grass Airport, Lexington, KY

Acres: 173 ± Acres. Price: $1,150,000. Terms: No owner financing. Location: 1.5 miles southwest of Antlers, OK, Pushmataha County. Comments: Beautiful rolling hills with scattered trees. County Road on two sides. Excellent hunting and recreation ranch or a great place to build your dream home. Antlers, OK is often referred to as the Whitetail capital of Oklahoma. Improvements: Quaint one-bedroom/two-bathroom home with loft. Home is approximately 1,200 sq. ft. and is all electric. Detached 2-car carport with storage room. Older barn. Water: Property is on community water and has two ponds. Terrain: 75% woods, 30% open meadows, rolling hills with significant elevation changes. Numerous places for food plots. Fences: Good fences with barbed wire and metal posts. Grasses: Native grasses and some Bermuda. Game: Whitetail deer, wild turkey, and occasional wild hogs.

This 4,245± acre cow/calf operation in North West Kansas offers a rare opportunity to acquire a large, contiguous holding of productive High Plains grass. Designed for efficiency, the property features well-maintained fencing, reliable water sources, and the capacity to support a scalable cow/calf operation. With its combination of strong grazing potential, functional improvements, and convenient access, makes this NW KS ranch truly turn-key. Located in the Northwest Corner of Kansas this 4,245± acre cattle ranch offers a highly functional and well-maintained operation in the heart of northwest Kansas ranch country. The property features quality perimeter and cross fencing, supporting efficient pasture rotation and livestock management across a large, contiguous tract of productive grass. Owner rated at 400+/- head. Water is a standout attribute, with the ranch being well-watered throughout and complemented by a year-round natural water source on the northern portion-providing consistent, reliable supply for livestock in all seasons. Improvements are equally strong, including good working pens designed for ease of handling, shipping, and day-to-day operations. In addition to its grazing capacity, the ranch includes approximately +/-850 acres of tillable ground, with +/-130 acres irrigated. This blend of grass and farm ground offers operational flexibility, feed production potential, and diversified income opportunities. Currently being utilized as planted pasture for expanded stocking. There is also potential to expand the tillable acreage. Adding to its long-term value, all Income Producing mineral rights remain intact and can transfer with the sale. With its combination of dependable infrastructure, natural water, and productive acreage, this property is well-suited for a cow/calf or stocker program and represents a strong opportunity for both operators and land investors alike. This ranch features two active Gravel pits that can provide an immediate and ongoing source of income. Both pits are well-established, with proven material and accessibility, making them suitable for continued use or expansion. The ranch is well improved with a blend of new construction and functional infrastructure designed to support both ownership and day-to-day operations. A newly constructed 1,900± square foot custom home provides modern comfort and quality craftsmanship, making it an ideal primary residence or headquarters. In addition, a 728± square foot home offers excellent accommodations for hired hands, guests, or ranch staff. Supporting the operation are three large shops, two of which have been newly built within the past year-adding significant value and utility to the property. These improvements provide ample space for equipment storage, hay, and livestock needs, complementing the ranch's overall efficiency and readiness for a working cattle operation. Cheyenne County, Kansas offers excellent hunting opportunities with strong populations of deer, pheasant and quail, along with turkey. Deer hunting is a major draw, with opportunities to pursue both mule deer and white-tailed deer across a mix of cropland, grassland, and creek bottoms. Hunters benefit from access to private lands and nearby parcels enrolled in the Kansas Walk-In Hunting Access Program, providing additional acreage and flexibility throughout the season. Cattle and farming in northwest Kansas are rooted in efficiency, scale, and adaptability to the High Plains environment. The region is known for its expansive native grasslands, which support large cow/calf and stocker operations built around seasonal grazing and careful pasture management. Producers rely on well-planned rotations, durable fencing, and dependable water systems to maximize grass utilization while maintaining long-term range health. Agriculture in the area is typically a combination of dryland and irrigated farming, with crops such as wheat, corn, milo, and forage production playing a key role in supporting livestock operations. Many ranches integrate farming and cattle, using tillable acres for feed production, winter grazing, or additional income streams. Irrigation, where available, enhances reliability and productivity, especially in drier years. This property is home to 8 Income producing wells and there has been a mineral search in the last year to provide clarity and security of the existing mineral rights which can transfer with the sale. Cheyenne County, Kansas sits in the far northwest corner of the state in the High Plains region, characterized by wide-open landscapes, gently rolling to flat terrain, and expansive native grasslands. Elevations generally range from roughly 3,000 to 3,500 feet, contributing to a semi-arid climate and strong agricultural suitability for both cattle production and dryland farming. The climate is classified as semi-arid continental, with low to moderate annual precipitation-typically concentrated in late spring and summer. Winters are generally cold and dry, with occasional snow, while summers are warm to hot with low humidity and frequent breezes. Large temperature swings between seasons and even within a single day are common, reflecting the region's inland, high-elevation setting. These conditions make Cheyenne County well-suited for cow/calf and stocker cattle operations, where native grasses such as buffalo grass and western wheatgrass thrive under managed grazing. Agriculture in the area is a blend of livestock production and crop farming, with wheat, corn, and forage crops commonly grown where soil and moisture conditions allow, often supported by irrigation in select areas. Overall, the region's climate and terrain favor large-scale, efficient agricultural operations built around resilience, water management, and careful grazing practices.

Horse properties with this level of buildout rarely surface in Bandera County. Moffett Ridge Ranch is 62.92± acres of turnkey equestrian infrastructure two miles from Medina, fifteen miles from Bandera, and about an hour from San Antonio, in the middle of one of the strongest horse communities in Texas. The facility list reads like a trainer's wish list: a covered steel arena with clay and sand footing, LED lighting, and overhead dust-control sprinklers; an outdoor jumping arena with clay, fiber, and red sand footing and PVC fencing; a 50-foot round pen with soft sand footing; and a six-horse WalkerBoy hot walker with 15 programmable workouts. The main barn holds 20 stalls with automatic waterers, converted 24x24 foaling stalls, two covered hot-water wash racks, a vet room, tack room, feed room, stall cameras, corner feeders, and a full fly-spray system. A stallion barn with breeding paddocks supports a complete breeding program, and a second steel barn stands ready for renovation if more capacity is needed. Four structures with living quarters keep owners, staff, and haul-in clients on site: a 2,000± sq ft 3-bed/2-bath main home built in 2011 with 10-foot wood tongue-and-groove ceilings, stone counters, and a covered porch; a 2-bed/1-bath guest cabin; a 1-bed/1-bath ranch hand cabin; and a clubhouse with kitchen, laundry, sleeping quarters, and a viewing deck over the arena. Two 30-amp trailer plug-ins and room for a line of rigs make clinics and haul-in lessons easy. Water and utilities are built to scale: a 10± GPM electric well serving the entire property, three 3,000-gallon poly storage tanks on independent zones, three septic systems, three electric meters, an automated entry gate, satellite internet, and updated security. Eight paddocks and three pastures, partial cross-fencing, caliche ranch roads, and riding, hiking, and ATV trails. The land is gently rolling and mostly cleared of cedar, with open pasture, mixed brush, native grasses, and exceptional Hill Country views. Wildlife exemption in place, with whitetail, turkey, and axis on the property and hunting permitted. No live water on the property. Run it as a training barn, boarding operation, riding academy, rodeo facility, or breeding operation - it works on day one. Buyer to verify all information.

Turkey Creek Farm 152 Acres in Runnels County, Texas Experience country living at its finest at Turkey Creek Farm, a beautifully improved 152-acre property conveniently located between Ballinger and Winters. The property features a spacious 5,000-square-foot, two-story home, originally built in 1995 and remodeled in 2007. The home offers: 5 bedrooms 1 office 4 full bathrooms 2 half bathrooms 2 family rooms Carport Heated swimming pool Outdoor entertaining area A standout feature is the impressive 40′ x 60′ insulated, air-conditioned barn, designed for entertaining and gatherings. The property also includes a livestock barn and pens, along with a large stocked tank near the headquarters. The property also offers excellent wildlife habitat, with approximately half a mile of Turkey Creek, heavy vegetation, and natural brush. White-tailed deer and abundant bird species are regularly seen throughout the property, making it an ideal setting for wildlife enthusiasts and outdoor recreation. Most of the acreage is cultivated and currently used in a wheat and cotton rotation. Additional improvements include a 350-gallon-per-minute water well, offering potential for agricultural use and water sales, fences are in great shape, Owned minerals and a producing oil well may convey with the sale. Whether you're looking for room to spread out, a productive agricultural property, or a beautiful place to entertain family and friends, Turkey Creek Farm is well worth a look.

Located in McCook County, South Dakota, this 159.81± acre property offers a rare combination of residential comfort and recreational opportunity. Just minutes from I-90 Exit 357 and situated between Sioux Falls (approximately 45 miles east) and Mitchell (approximately 15 miles west), this unique offering provides convenient access to city amenities while offering a tranquil rural setting. At the heart of the property is a spacious and highly functional 4-bedroom, 3.5-bathroom home that overlooks a beautiful lake of approximately 64 acres. The home's design emphasizes comfort and function, with oversized bedrooms, a geothermal heating and cooling system, and access to rural water. The primary suite includes direct access to a sunken hot tub positioned to take in sunrise or sunset views over the lake. A full-length deck, partially covered, provides ample space to enjoy the outdoors in all seasons. A fireplace on the main level and another under the covered deck add warmth and ambiance. The lake provides prime habitat for migrating waterfowl, with multiple coves that allow for hunting in various wind conditions. Beyond the lake, the surrounding landscape has been managed for upland and big game species, with a 4-acre corn food plot enhancing habitat for pheasants, deer, and turkeys. Whether for hunting, bird watching, or enjoying the peaceful views, the outdoor space supports a wide range of recreational uses. Additional improvements include a 32x45-foot metal shop with a concrete floor and electric service. This structure offers ample room for storing equipment, recreational vehicles, or hunting gear. The location of this property makes it well-suited as a year-round residence, recreational retreat, or part-time home base for outdoor enthusiasts. The natural features of the land and lake support consistent wildlife presence and seasonal migrations, adding ecological and recreational value. Nearby towns and cities include Alexandria (approx. 8 miles), Mitchell (15 miles), and Sioux Falls (45 miles), providing access to dining, shopping, schools, healthcare, and regional airports. With its combination of lakefront living, well-built residence, accessible location, and established wildlife habitat, this McCook County property presents a rare opportunity to own a sizable piece of South Dakota land with diverse use potential. Additional details: beautiful 4-bed, 3.5-bath country home overlooking the lake; 64 +/- acre lake; exceptional waterfowl hunting; 32x45 metal shop with concrete floor and electric; above ground pool just feet away from the lake; large deck with hot tub overlooking the lake; geothermal system, rural water, fiber optic internet. 4-acre corn food plot with room to expand.

Spirit Ranch is a 109+/- acre turnkey equestrian property on Liberty Road in northern Grayson County, in the heart of Texas performance horse country. Inside the gated entry lie large coastal grass pastures, two ponds, and a 3.5-acre stocked trophy bass fishing lake. The paved entry drive crosses a concrete dam and leads to a 2,550 sq ft custom log home built in 2003 with 4 bedrooms and 4 full baths - the primary suite and a second bedroom down, two more upstairs, each with its own bathroom. The living area features a two-story wood-burning river rock fireplace, granite counters in the kitchen, and views overlooking the lake below. A concrete porch wraps all four sides of the home, taking in the lake with dock and fishing pier, and a 20' x 30' gunite pool with cover, spa and picnic area. Continuing along the drive is a large workshop with a neatly arranged shelving system and room for multiple machines, implements and ranch tools, with elevated gasoline and diesel fuel tanks alongside. The equestrian center is anchored by a 275' x 135' covered and lighted arena, with the round pen under there is a riding area of 200' x 100' suited to every form of horsemanship. Attached are a 50' round pen, a 33' x 50' covered hay storage bay on concrete, two 18' x 23' foaling stalls with professional sponge rubber flooring, nine 12' x 20' stalls, an 8' x 8' feed room and an 8' x 8' bathroom. Vet stocks for mare and foal sit near the foaling stalls for ease of handling. Outside the arena are nine paddocks with loafing sheds and entries into the larger pastures. Water is well distributed, with 20 hydrants placed throughout the barn, paddocks and pastures. The home and barns are served by Northwest Water, and a 100' water well with electric submersible pump is believed to deliver 10-14 GPM. The ranch is cross-fenced into eight pastures, with both paved and all-weather ranch roads and riding trails throughout. Electricity is single phase through Grayson-Collin Electric Cooperative, serving the home, barn, arena, pool and shop. Game found on the ranch includes whitetail deer, turkey, dove, geese, rabbit and bobcat. The property carries an agricultural exemption, and no minerals are owned by the seller. Schools are Whitesboro ISD. Gordonville sits on the edge of Lake Texoma, offering swimming, camping, boating, fishing, hiking and trail riding. Grayson and Cooke counties together are home to 27 major horse farms and training facilities specializing in reining, cutting, cow horse, ranch pleasure, racing, halter and pleasure training, showing and breeding. The area is also known for sandy-loam soils, strong hay production, and the nearby towns of Sherman and Gainesville. When location, recreation opportunity, equestrian enterprise, sport fishing and development potential all count, Spirit Ranch is a solid 10.

Welcome to Moonlit Sage Ranch located inside premiere gated community of Pinon Hills this 1500 +/- acre masterplanned community focused on recreational hunting for the avid outdoorsman and equestrian enthusiast. This 175 acre ranch was originally held aside as the premier parcel for the original developer of Pinon Hills. The developers always pick the best to keep for themselves. This 175 acre ranch was built in a beautiful mountain setting, extremely quiet with spectacular views, river access and includes multiple ponds and backs up directly to thousands of acres of national forest and also Ute Indian land ( the Ute Indians are well know for their incredible game management) this lot was held back for the original developer and the developers always hold the best lots for themselves. From the property there is a private entrance to the national forest only available to the owners within Pinon Hills Community, not accessible to the public. The ranch also has newly built 1900 sqft 3 bd/2 bth barndominium, plus corrals and storage shed all with incredible views of the Mountains Peaks of Pagosa Springs, CO. The ranch has a 28,000 gallon rainwater catchment system with full filtration an UV filters, (great water), the ranch runs on a solar system with a back up generator and fuel tank for easy fills, and new split level AC! Under ground power is also available but just not needed. Pinion Hills is a master planned community with one of the best HOA's I've ever seen in my opinion. This HOA currently allows hunting with bow or crossbow and Air Rifles only (all calibers) . When you enter the ranch there is also a 12 acre private common area directly on the San Juan River (both sides) complete with Gazebo for picnics, kids birthdays etc and fantastic fishing for any age to enjoy, every spring the HOA stocks the ponds on the ranch. Through out the ranch there are common areas for horseback riding with a maintained trial that goes around the 1500 +/- acres for riding the horses and then from there you may head directly into the national forest for absolute endless riding and no having to tailer the horses. So nice to have that feature. The HOA also provide year round road maintenance and snow removal. Most of the ranches have a cistern or some do have drilled a well for water and the HOA provides you with 1000 gallons a month of FREE water and it's delivered for those that just want a cistern. The power is all underground, no power lines blocking your views. The hunting inside the ranch is nothing short of incredible as the ranch is a favorite spot for the Mule deer and Elk to winter because of the mild climate, and elevation with an unlimited food source and lots of water for the animals and then because the ranch backs to National Forest and the hunting continues but now with rifle if you choose and Colorado offers OTC Elks tags on 2nd and 3rd rifle. This 175 acre property is literally the only piece in the entire community that gets land owner Mule Deer tags and the Deer and Elk are just everywhere. The owner has received 3/4 mule deer tags every year which he always uses one and sells the others. These tags are ALWAYS in demand. Also for the hunting on the property there is just the best looking tree stand that is spray foam insulated and very comfortable and it was placed in the perfect position for a perfect bow shot of 55-65 yards directly over looking one of the many ponds. It really is your own private hunting spot as no other owner can qualify for the land owner tags and also why there in such demand. You are the only one that would qualify for land owner tags. (Owner financing with very attractive terms are available for qualified buyers) Hunting, fishing, mountain biking, hiking, or whatever your favorite outdoor activity is ........

Welcome to Sugar Creek Trophy Farm, a rare gem located in Northeastern Alabama. Spanning approximately 2,145 acres, this remarkable property offers unparalleled opportunities for hunting, fishing, recreation, and income generation. Boasting world-class white-tailed deer hunting, excellent turkey hunting, waterfowl hunting, and an impressive bass lake, this legacy farm is a truly special offering.Sugar Creek encompasses approximately 2,145 acres, with around 1,800 acres enclosed by over 11 miles of high-quality, 8-foot game fencing. The landscape features predominantly Loblolly and Shortleaf pine timber, complemented by hardwood bottoms. The fence is set slightly off the property line, leaving a 50-foot right-of-way for ease of maintenance. The property is protected by a conservation easement, with approximately 90 acres of building envelopes. The centerpiece of the property is an extraordinary 13-bedroom, 14-bathroom home, capable of comfortably hosting 25-30 guests. Ideal for large events and retreats, the home overlooks the breathtaking 160-acre lake. The patio offers stunning on the water views, and a covered three-slip boathouse, each with its own boat lift, adds convenience. The boathouse also includes a large storage room and walk-in cooler. South of the lake, you'll find a large, well-maintained SBS shop, featuring a two-bedroom, one-bathroom apartment. Additionally, the property benefits from over two miles of underground power, providing easy access to electricity throughout. The road system is extensive and meticulously maintained, allowing easy travel across the property by side-by-side vehicles or larger options. Sugar Creek has been carefully managed to offer exceptional trophy-quality white-tailed deer hunting, with no expense spared on ensuring top-tier genetics. The property currently holds multiple trophy deer. With over 15 large food plots, protein supplement feeders, and ample water sources, the deer here have everything they need to thrive. Each food plot is equipped with Texas Hunter Products protein feeders and elevated Boss box blinds for optimal hunting experiences. There are 3 approved interior breeder pens that compliment 2 larger pens which provide additional management opportunities for white-tailed deer. The property also offers prime Eastern turkey hunting, with excellent habitat supported by pine ridges, hardwood bottoms, minimal predation, and abundant food sources. Bobwhite quail populations are also present, and with continued management, their numbers could thrive in this habitat. The professionally managed 160-acre lake is a haven for trophy bass, crappie, and bream. With 8+ pound bass regularly caught, it's a fishing paradise. The property is also located in the Mississippi Flyway and is home to a large number of ducks during the winter. Two new waterfowl hunting blinds have been strategically placed according to regular wind patterns and habitat to ensure optimal hunting opportunities. Two Zimmatic irrigation pivots support agricultural activities on the property. The north side of the lake features a 46-acre pivot planted in soybeans, while the south side boasts a 18-acre pivot planted in new alfalfa. Centre, Alabama, enjoys an average annual rainfall of about 52 inches, with the wettest months being March and April. The region is characterized by rolling hills and lush forests, offering a peaceful, rural setting. The climate is classified as humid subtropical, with hot, humid summers (mid-90s) and mild winters (low 30s to mid-50s). Centre, Alabama, is conveniently located near several major cities: Anniston: 1 hour Birmingham: 1 hour 20 minutes Huntsville: 1 hour 45 minutes Atlanta: 2 hours For air travel, there are multiple nearby airports: Centre Regional (15 minutes): 5,500 ft runway Gadsden Airport (30 minutes): 6,800 ft runway Anniston Airport (1 hour): 7,002 ft runway

Long Park Ranch is a rare 320-acre mountain retreat surrounded by very good National Forest! Situated at approximately 8,800 feet in elevation, the property features a historic 1920's 1,400-sf unfinished cabin, a scenic 5-acre lake, exceptional hunting opportunities, and a peaceful, secluded setting.The ranch is exceptionally beautiful, offering a diverse landscape of mature aspen and spruce forests, open meadows, sage flats, seasonal creeks, and a picturesque lake stocked with brook and rainbow trout. Wildlife is drawn to the property by its combination of food, water, and privacy. Every season brings its own beauty, from vibrant fall colors to snow-covered winter scenery. A Conservation Easement protects the ranch while allowing for two additional building envelopes. Hunting & Recreation This area is widely recognized as some of Colorado's premier big game habitat. The ranch offers excellent mule deer, elk, and bear hunting, with annual mule deer landowner tag opportunities and over-the-counter elk tags available in many seasons. The property's direct access to thousands of acres of surrounding National Forest provides endless opportunities for hunting, horseback riding, hiking, fishing, ATV recreation, and exploring the Rocky Mountains. Location & Access Long Park Ranch enjoys year-round access via County Road 225, a scenic route with views of the Flat Tops and Gore Mountain Ranges. The property is approximately 2.5 hours from Denver and about one hour from Steamboat Springs, Vail, and Kremmling. Winter access is available by snowmobile. Whether you're seeking a hunting retreat, recreational getaway, or private mountain escape, Long Park Ranch offers a unique opportunity to enjoy the very best of Colorado's high country. 4-wheeler and side by side included! Great getaway for you and your family and friends while you enjoy the Rocky Mountains of Colorado. Please contact Zack Wiese for a private showing.

N.W. Ranch is a turnkey 2,157± acre recreational and cattle ranch in the heart of South Dakota pheasant country. Nearly 40 years of habitat management have created strong pheasant, waterfowl, whitetail deer, and turkey hunting. Features include mature shelter belts, food plots, ponds, a spring-fed creek, productive grazing land, a remodeled lodge, shop, kennel, and excellent year-round access.N.W. Ranch is a once-in-a-generation opportunity to own 2,157± contiguous acres of premier recreational land in the heart of South Dakota's legendary pheasant country. For nearly 40 years, the ranch has been meticulously developed and professionally managed with a primary focus on creating and preserving exceptional wildlife habitat. The result is a true sportsman's paradise, where strong pheasant and waterfowl hunting are complemented by impressive whitetail deer and thriving wild turkey populations. A defining feature of N.W. Ranch is the extensive network of mature shelter belts planted over 30 years ago and strategically designed specifically for wildlife. These miles of established trees and cover provide ideal protection, nesting areas, travel corridors, and winter habitat for pheasants, deer, and turkey. Combined with multiple established food plots, 200 +/- acres of tillable fields that provide abundant food sources, native grass habitat, and diverse terrain, the ranch has all the key ingredients needed to sustain incredible wildlife populations year after year. Multiple damned ponds are scattered throughout the property, providing waterfowl hunting during the fall and winter months. N.W. Ranch also benefits from a spring fed creek which meanders through the heart of the property. These reliable water sources, paired with the surrounding food and cover, create an ideal setting for waterfowl to rest and feed throughout the migration. While the recreational qualities of N.W. Ranch are second to none, the property also remains a highly functional cattle operation. The ranch has been strategically cross-fenced to allow efficient rotational grazing while ensuring livestock pressure does not negatively impact the carefully developed wildlife habitat. This thoughtful design allows the owner to generate agricultural income without compromising the ranch's incredible hunting qualities. The ranch currently supports 250+/- pairs through the summer grazing season. The headquarters includes a beautifully remodeled six-bedroom farmhouse capable of comfortably sleeping up to 12 guests, making it the perfect hunting lodge or family retreat. Additional improvements include a 50' x 30' metal shop for equipment and storage, as well as a standalone insulated dog kennel built for hunting dogs and year-round use. N.W. Ranch is being offered as a true turnkey recreational property, including ranch vehicles, deer blinds, and furnishings, allowing a new owner to immediately step into a fully developed hunting operation from day one. Access is exceptional with direct frontage along Highway 251 and a convenient location just 15 minutes south of Gregory, South Dakota. The Gregory Airport has paved runways and can accommodate aircrafts like King Air's for convenient travel to the property. Winner, South Dakota located just 40 minutes away has a runway suitable for larger private aircraft. Sioux Falls, South Dakota is located an easy 3 hours away and offers daily commercial flight options. Whether you are searching for a pheasant hunting destination, a private family legacy ranch, or a rare combination of premier habitat and productive agricultural land, N.W. Ranch stands among the finest recreational offerings available in the region. Properties with this level of habitat, decades of management, turnkey improvements, and proven hunting history seldom reach the market. N.W. Ranch is a legacy property built to be enjoyed for generations to come.

The Williamswood Estate is a 14 acre property packed with features commonly found on much larger properties and located in one of the most prestigious neighborhoods of the South Carolina Lowcountry. It is nestled along Augusta Stagecoach road, among some of the more prominent and well known sporting and plantation properties of the Savannah River corridor. The greater area between Estill and the Savannah River has long been regarded as a game rich area and the premier hunting destination of the Lowcountry due to its fertile soils, abundant game populations and close proximity to I-95 ideally located along the SC / GA border. At Williamswood, a 4,250SF lodge and guest cottage sits underneath a canopy of sprawling Live Oaks, surrounded by a beautiful landscaped lawn all overlooking the pool and lake. The lodge and guest cottage has ability to sleep a total of 20 people comfortably and has 8 bathrooms. The lodge is setup for entertaining with a full kitchen, dining room, large great room and 3 fireplaces, a 4th fireplace is located in the guest cottage. The bedrooms include a master bedroom with its own bath, multiple individual bedrooms with in-suite bathrooms and a bunkroom with single bunk beds. The great room in the lodge includes a large stone fireplace, big screen TV, pool table, shuffleboard, table tennis and golden tee. Adjacent to the home and lake is a new pole barn with enclosed tool room and an additional 2-car enclosed garage. The barn serves multiple purposes with covered vehicle and equipment storage, secure enclosed tool room with a roll up door with ample room for freezers, tools, feed, hunting stands and power equipment along with an outdoor entertaining area with big screen TV and a professional deer cleaning station with walk-in cooler. Two large fuel tanks for Diesel and Gas are also conveniently located at the barn. A covered patio area between the guest cottage and lodge serves as a central gathering and cookout area with a smoker, grill, seating, TV and another walk-in cooler. The frontage along Augusta Stagecoach road has new 3 board fence along its entire frontage and has two gated entrances. The property is being offered fully furnished along with all full complement of maintenance equipment, which includes a new zero-turn mower.

Southern Jamesport - 2025 New Construction Offering Includes a Private Two-Slip Dock with Direct Bay Access, Sandy Bay Beaches, and a Beautiful Inground Pool on Nearly One Acre Stunning new construction in the heart of Wine Country. This modern farmhouse offers approximately 4,650 square feet in total, nearly 3000 square feet of living space. The home features four bedrooms and three and a half baths, providing generous comfort and convenience. A two-car side-entry garage and both upper and lower laundry areas enhance everyday functionality. The open-concept kitchen is a chef's dream, featuring quartz countertops, a center island with seating, shaker cabinetry, and 9' ceilings. The spacious floor plan flows seamlessly from the kitchen into a dining room with a vaulted, wood-beamed ceiling, and onward into a large great room with a gas fireplace. The first-floor primary en-suite offers a spa-like bath with direct access to a large closet and dressing area. A second en-suite bedroom on the main level provides flexibility for use as an office or media room. The upper level includes a loft, two additional bedrooms, a full bath, a large bonus room, and an additional laundry area-ideal for guests or multi-generational living. Outdoor living is exceptional, with covered front and rear bluestone porches and a saltwater pool. For water enthusiasts, the property includes deeded bay beach access approximately a five-minute walk away, as well as separate deeded waterfront land with a private two-slip dock offering direct access to Peconic Bay's outstanding fishing and water sports. This property is a rare blend of luxury and practicality, designed for those who appreciate both style and substance. Located on the south side of Jamesport, the residence is ideally positioned near local farmstands, sandy beaches, golf courses, and the region's acclaimed vineyards and restaurants. Come experience the epidemy of North Fork living!

Step into luxury combined with equestrian and agricultural facilities,while enjoying the beautiful views of sunsets over Lake Ray Roberts.You will fine custom woodwork throughout the entire home.Including the chefs kitchen with double sinks,ovens,dishwashers,ice maker and built in refrigerator.Breakfast room and bar overlooking the open family room with wall of windows overlooking pool and pastures.5 bedrooms have ensuites and 3 half baths.custom wine room with separate room for socializng,formal dining,separate office with fireplace,elevator,first floor primary bedroom and his and hers water closets, jucuzzi tub, walk in shower,guest suite on first floor,3 bedrooms with ensuites on 2nd floor, 0versized game room has 3 other extensions doe different games,full eating bar and partial kitchen,upstairs laundry room along with laundry on first floor equipped with custom cabinets and storage.Enjoy the breath taking view of the pool with swim up bar and hot tub.the view extends to the barn with 12X12 stalls, hay storage, office with bathroom leading to covered parking for horse and or additional trailer with hookups.Property is crossed fenced, turn outs and horse walker.

Our company is honored to represent the Lester and Donald Kusmaul families with the sale of 419 +/- acres in Lyon County, KS via Online Auction. Tracts 1 and 3 are owned by the Lester Kusmaul family with Tract 2 being owned by the Lester and Donald Kusmaul families. This land has been in the Kusmaul family for many years with this offering providing an excellent opportunity for buyers to invest in quality land. This auction will include three individual parcels that will appeal to a diverse buyer pool with the land featuring a nice home/shop, excellent hunting, quality grasslands, and strong cell tower income. Tract 1 is a 115-acre top-notch deer and turkey hunting unit with a nice large home and shop located along Duck Creek near Reading Lake. Tract 2 is a nice clean 144-acre native grass pasture unit with rural-residential appeal and strong cell tower income located just north of Emporia. Tract 3 is a 160-acre grassland tract located southeast of Admire with a heavy timbered draw and pond providing good deer hunting and fishing opportunities. This online auction will begin at noon on August 24th, 2026 with a dynamic closing beginning at 10am on August 26th, 2026. You aren't going to want to miss this excellent opportunity to invest in quality Lyon County land! Closing Schedule: Tract 1: 10AM Tract 2: Noon Tract 3: 2PM Tract 1: If you have been searching for a top-of-the-line recreational tract that includes an attractive home to stay in while you hunt look no further! Featuring a nice large home, a shop for storage, dense Oak and Cedar filled timber along Duck Creek, productive cropland for attracting and holding wildlife, multiple secluded locations for additional food plots, thick native grasses and expired CRP for bedding, clean native meadows, and a location 1-mile from the 135-acre Lyon State Fishing Lake, this is a property that truly has it all and should be moved to the top of your list! This property totals 115-acres and is located along Duck Creek between Admire and Reading north of Emporia in Lyon County. The tract is accessed via gravel road and lays gently rolling, being a gorgeous piece of land. The property is composed of a combination of heavy timber, thick expired CRP and native grasses, clean native grass meadows, a small bottomland crop field, hidden pockets that would be ideal for adding additional food plots to the property, and a beautiful build-site with an attractive large home and shop. Properties with the combination of attributes that this property possesses rarely hit the open market so don't miss out on an exceptional opportunity to purchase a prime piece of Kansas real estate! For serious hunters, this tract includes all the characteristics of a phenomenal hunting unit. To start, the tract is located along Duck Creek which is one of the primary timbered creek drainages in the area, being known for producing high quality Whitetail Deer. The property is full of deer, turkey, and quail offering hunting opportunities year-round to the outdoor enthusiast. The property is additionally located just 1-mile from the Lyon State Fishing Lake for those looking to fish when they come to hunt. This lake totals 135-acres and is known for excellent fishing. The property lays out exceptionally well for deer hunting with thick timber running through the middle of the property along a creek drainage that runs to Duck Creek. Timber on the property features a stout population of Oaks that are lined and intermixed with thick Cedars offering a wonderful combination of seclusion and food for wildlife. On the outskirts of the heavily timbered areas sit open secluded hidden pockets that are out of sight of the public road offering exceptional locations for adding food plots to the property for attracting and holding additional deer, turkey, and quail. These hidden openings are easily accessible from the perimeter of the property, offering good access without disturbing wildlife that call the middle

Discover the Rustic Charm of South Dakota Pheasant Acres Lodge Nestled in the heart of South Dakota's pheasant country, this ultimate retreat offers a rare combination of expansive habitat and comfortable accommodations that cater to sportsmen, and outdoors enthusiasts alike. South Dakota Pheasant Acres can't be overlooked at nearly 1800+/- acres and offers some of the best-sculpted habitats in the country.Boasting the title of South Dakota's oldest pheasant preserve, this property offers unparalleled access to world-class pheasant hunting. Whether you're a seasoned sportsman or a curious novice eager to experience pheasant hunting for the first time, be prepared to be impressed. Besides pheasant hunting, the ranch is also a sanctuary for waterfowl, thanks to the multiple pothole ponds, and lakes. Teal flock to the region in early September, as fall continues to push in, so do the ducks. The migration through this region of South Dakota rivals duck numbers anywhere in the country. The numerous ponds and fields offer multiple hunting opportunities depending on wind direction and weather patterns. Deer hunters will also find themselves at home here, with Boone and Crockett whitetails thriving in the sloughs, tall switch grasses, and 20- year-old shelter belts. Combined with the nearly 600 acres of food plots, it is South Dakota's most ideal whitetail habitat. Whitetail scoring over 200 inches have been taken over the years, with many 170-plus deer added to the Boone and Crockett record books. The property has been meticulously managed for growing giant deer and the contiguous aspect of the ranch allows deer to reach their full potential. After a rewarding day in the fields, retreat to the stunning timber frame lodge, where rustic charm meets comfort. The large bar and entertainment area upstairs is an ideal stage to tell new and old stories from the field. The lodge offers a full commercial-grade kitchen with plenty of cold and dry food storage. The property also includes two cozy bunkhouse-style cabins, perfect for hosting family, friends, or fellow hunting enthusiasts. All residences have been designed to offer you a restful stay amidst the natural beauty surrounding you. The meticulous attention to habitat cultivation is evident, with professionally crafted food plots that support a thriving wildlife population. For the canine companions that aid in your hunting adventures, the property includes a well-constructed dog kennel complete with multiple runs, ensuring your dogs are kept safe and comfortable. Located on the ranch is an optional pheasant brooding facility with pens and an incubation house able to raise and keep up to 10,000 birds at any time. Just a stone's throw away from your lodge, the South Dakota Pheasant Acres is not just a place but a living experience, skewed towards those who appreciate the simpler, yet finer things in life. Whether you choose to explore the surrounding world-class Walleye fishing on Lake France Cases or immerse in the tranquility of this unique location, every moment here adds up to an exceptional living experience. South Dakota Pheasant Acres is being sold as a turn-key business. This property is perfect for anyone who desires a life that's a bit off the beaten path yet filled with opportunity and adventure. Its unique setting promises exciting day-to-day hunting possibilities andoffers peace and solitude far from city crowds. Spend your days exploring the vast terrains or simply unwinding in this estate's natural splendor. If you ever dreamed of owning a sanctuary where the sky melds into the rolling fields at sunset or yearned for mornings filled with the sights and sounds of bustling wildlife, then wait no longer. Take this chance to turn dreams into reality with this exquisite piece of South Dakota's heritage. It's not just a place to live; it's a lifestyle that redefines rural luxury. South Dakota Pheasant Acres Lodge - where nature meets comfort, and traditions are kept alive under the expansive, awe-inspiring skies of South Dakota. Please note that portions of South Dakota Pheasant Acres are protected by a conservation easement designed to ensure the property can continue operating as intended while preserving its habitat and long-standing conservation practices for decades to come. For a map outlining the unencumbered areas of the property, please contact the listing agents directly.

Located just minutes from historic Macon, Georgia, Buckelew Farm offers 1,544 acres of pristine woods, creeks, a 20-acre lake, and 20+ miles of trails. Buckelew Farm checks every box for premier hunting, fishing, and all outdoor enjoyment. A custom lodge, barns, and well managed land make this the ultimate private retreat-an enduring legacy for generations to come.Miles of scenic trails and roads invite exploration across the diverse landscape. Majestic pine stands provide a sanctuary for wild quail, while miles of shaded creeks and hardwood bottoms support thriving populations of deer and turkey. A beautifully maintained 20-acre lake, complemented by a duck pond and planted dove field, enhances the property's appeal for sportsmen and family enjoyment. For the outdoor enthusiast or family retreat, Buckelew Farm offers countless pursuits-from fishing and hunting to ATV/UTV riding, horseback riding, hiking, and wildlife photography. At the heart of the estate sits a custom-built 4,000-square-foot lodge, artfully designed for comfort and entertaining. The five-bedroom, four-and-a-half-bath residence includes modern amenities, a spacious office, porches, patios, and a finished basement recreation area with a full bar and masonry fireplace. Supporting improvements include a manager's home, multiple equipment barns, workshops, and outbuildings-providing everything needed for seamless land management or a private family retreat. A designated building site across the lake also allows for future expansion or guest quarters. This exceptional property offers a 20-acre private lake with duck pond, a managed dove field, multiple deer stands, and a 1,200-yard rifle range. With 20 miles of internal trails, two miles of road frontage, and ideal terrain for ATV/UTV riding, horseback riding, and hiking, it delivers unmatched recreation and year-round outdoor enjoyment. Buckelew Farm also features ideal quail habitat with well-managed pine stands, diverse understory cover, and thoughtfully maintained openings that provide abundant feeding and nesting areas. Recognized as Georgia Tree Farm of the Year in both 2006 and 2016, Buckelew Farm has long been celebrated for its dedication to responsible land and timber management. The property's timber stands are expertly managed, blending mature pine and mature hardwoods to create both ecological, aesthetic, and economic value. Protected under a Working Forest Conservation Easement, the property ensures long term stewardship-preserving wildlife habitat, water quality, and timber resources for generations to come.   Located in the heart of central Georgia, the property lies within a region known for its rolling terrain, rich soils, and diverse wildlife habitat. The area experiences a mild, four-season climate with warm summers, cool winters, and long growing seasons that support robust forestry and agricultural production. Reliable rainfall and temperate weather make the region ideal for year-round outdoor recreation, land management, and wildlife conservation. Buckelew Farm offers the tranquility of rural Georgia while remaining exceptionally accessible. It sits less than 10 minutes from Macon, just 10 miles from Middle Georgia Regional Airport, and about 85 miles from Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, with Atlanta and Athens both an easy 1.5-hour drive.

Situated just as the flatland climbs into the Rockies, this beautiful 35 acre fully fenced, end of road property has the peace and security you're looking for, and in an extremely versatile property. To begin, the beautiful 2800sqft cedar sided home has 3beds/2.5 baths paired with a massive open concept living/loft area that is iconic Colorado mountain home. Add a 2400sqft partially insulated shop (home business?), 3 large loafing/storage sheds.With 35 protected acres, peaceful space in the foothills gives you room to roam and expand how you like. This highly sought after end of road property culminates at the ranch house and being surrounded by other large parcels gives you the feeling of expansive space. Bring your horses, or other animals, home based business or just your imagination to create your own version of a dream property, but you won't have to do much. Complete perimeter fencing has created 2 large turnout pastures and you can cross-fence even more. Uniquely cedar-sided and stained, this custom home has room to entertain, exactly how it was designed and built by the current owners. As you enter thru the etched glass front door, you're welcomed by the expansive open area great room, kitchen, dining, loft, custom fireplace and mantle....it's all right there in front of you. Natural woods are the theme with oak and knotty pine, exposed beams, railings, trim, ceilings, posts, cabinetry and so much more following that lead. But don't think of this as rustic, the kitchen is modern with newer appliances, granite countertops, large dining area and much more. The open loft is huge, 16'x32, plus a half bath and a 7'x12 utility room area that works as a guest area in a pinch. Back downstairs and to the south side of the house are the Primary bedroom/bath/walk-in closet and 2 additional bedrooms with another full bath. Wrapped with 130 of covered porch on 3 sides, and a private Primary deck on the south side (16'x23), this home has 4 season appeal. Want an outdoor party, you'll even find huge 25'x40 concrete pad perfect for gatherings to take advantage of the incredible panoramas. Add to all that the mature yard and trees, and you're somewhat hidden from the real world. Outbuildings, there are 5. The first is a 2400sqft shop with about a quarter of it insulated with an office. The rest of it is high ceiling with a large sliding door entry that has a woodworking area in the back... but plenty of room for your tractor, toys or even your home based service business. Open zoning, the most lenient in Larimer County, allows for a multitude of uses, see those in the attached land use code document. Then there are 3 large loafing sheds. All 16 deep, there are 3 lengths, 24, 36 and 48 and are adjacent either the 100'x200 arena with release chute or one of the two pen/corral areas. The last is a yard storage building 8'x8 for mower and yard tools.   Recreation is a defining part of life in and around Berthoud, where small-town living meets easy access to Northern Colorado's outdoors. Just 2 miles north of this property, Carter Lake offers year-round opportunities for boating, fishing, swimming, camping, and hiking along miles of scenic shoreline. Nearby Pinewood Reservoir provides a quieter mountain setting ideal for kayaking, fishing, and camping without venturing far from home. There's also a shortcut to get to world famous Estes Park, just 45 minutes away. Within town, 10 minutes away, Berthoud maintains numerous parks, trails, athletic fields, and even skate and bike parks, along with neighborhood fishing ponds that encourage everyday outdoor activity. The surrounding foothills and open spaces offer additional hiking, wildlife viewing, and mountain access, while local trails such as the Sundance Trail at Carter Lake provide family-friendly routes with water views and wildflowers in spring and summer. Mineral rights per Regina Mineral Resources Inc, 3/30/2006 will convey with this purchase The town of Berthoud traces its roots to the early 1860s, when homesteaders arrived in the Little Thompson Valley following the Colorado Gold Rush. In 1872, rancher Lewis Cross filed one of the first claims at a site where the Colorado Central Railroad planned to cross the creek. When the railroad arrived in 1877, a small settlement-originally called Little Thompson-formed around the depot and was soon renamed in honor of railroad surveyor Edward L. Berthoud. The town's original river-bottom location proved difficult for trains climbing out of the valley, so in the winter of 1883-84, many buildings were moved a mile north to higher ground-creating the modern townsite. Agriculture quickly became Berthoud's economic backbone, supported by irrigation systems drawing from the Little and Big Thompson Rivers. The community incorporated in 1888 and developed into a regional farming hub, with sugar beets, grains, and livestock shaping its identity well into the 20th century. Today, Berthoud's history remains deeply tied to railroads, relocation, and irrigation-driven agriculture. This property enjoys a convenient rural setting just minutes from the heart of Berthoud while remaining close to key Northern Colorado amenities. Everyday shopping, dining, schools (the Berthoud school system is outstanding), and full medical services are available in nearby Loveland (about 15 minutes), with expanded retail and employment opportunities in Longmont roughly 15 minutes south. There is a new fire station about 5 minutes toward town. Larger regional hubs including Fort Collins and Boulder are within 30-40 minutes, while Denver lies about 60 minutes to the south along the Front Range corridor. Denver International Airport-the nearest major commercial airport-is a little over an hour away.

Double D Ranch is an exceptional blend of impressive improvements and quality land. Tucked behind a gated entrance and a half-mile-long private asphalt driveway, this secluded retreat offers privacy, beauty, and immediate enjoyment across 313± acres of gently rolling timber and pasture, with a rich wildlife history. As you travel the main drive, you pass through mature hardwoods, large open meadows, and ponds before reaching the heart of the ranch - where the lodge and shop sit privately positioned near the center of the property, away from noise and neighbors for miles. The 3,600 sq ft, five-bedroom, four-and-a-half-bath handcrafted log lodge is being offered fully furnished and turnkey. Designed for gathering, the main level features a gourmet kitchen that flows seamlessly into the dining area and two spacious living rooms, creating an ideal layout for entertaining family and guests. Upstairs, the loft and three bedrooms include a private primary suite complete with a walk-in closet, a jetted tub, and custom built-ins. The finished basement provides an additional large bedroom and a thoughtfully designed gear room with custom cabinetry for organized storage of hunting and outdoor gear. The home has a backup generator, spray-foamed attic, and low taxes and utility bills. Recent improvements include a complete reface of the custom landscaping, sprayfoam insulation in the attic, and new trails. From the 1,000+ square foot covered porch, you'll overlook mature hardwoods and rolling countryside where the only sounds are the wind through the oaks, turkey gobbles, and songbirds overhead. The infrastructure matches the quality of the home. A 40x60 three-bay heated shop provides ample space for equipment, boats, RVs, and ranch needs. Blacktop road frontage and the level asphalt drive ensure easy, good access for any vehicle. The land is what truly sets this property apart. Featuring mature timber, 40± acres of well-fenced pasture for horses or livestock, spring-fed creeks, ponds, and established food plot locations. Five Banks blinds convey with the sale, along with multiple wildlife feeders, offering a true turnkey hunting setup. With food, water, cover, and minimal intrusion, the ranch has produced multiple record-book bucks over recent years - a testament to its strong wildlife management and habitat. Over 6 miles of maintained trails and three gated entrances provide convenient access for hunting, horseback riding, hiking, or UTV use. The balance of timber and open ground creates a beautiful and functional landscape that is as enjoyable to explore as it is productive. Located within a short drive of Bennett Springs State Park and Lake of the Ozarks, additional recreational opportunities for fishing, floating, and boating are easily accessible. Double D Ranch is more than a property - it is a complete lifestyle package: a beautiful lodge, great hunting, functional pasture, mature timber, big shops, live water, blacktop access, and total seclusion. This is an incredible offering for the buyer seeking a high-end recreational retreat.

This magnificent 7100 acre in northeast Wyoming is a gateway to the Blackhills National Forest. The steep rolling hills under a canopy of pines offer travel corridors and protection for Elk, Deer and Turkey. Watered valleys combined with an extension pipeline fed by an artesian well offer year around water throughout the entire ranch. Several ponds surrounded by wetlands create habitat for waterfowl and upland birds. Nestled on the original homestead lies a 17,000 square foot lodge with an open floor plan, finishes are second to none. Completed in 2007, this lodge was hand crafted onsite from Red and Norway Pine. Over 170 tons of moss rock were collected on the ranch and only the best was hand selected to be used in construction. Amenities include large bedroom suites, grand great room, movie theater, safe/panic room, private office, and dual saunas, all with custom woodwork finishes. The original buildings were restored as historically as possible, preserving the character of the past while ensuring existence for the next generation. The large barn and corals can be recognized from the old Marlboro commercials. To provide indoor storage, a new machine shed was built to complement the rustic buildings. A second home onsite can be used for a caretaker or guests. Known for its lush soil and grass production, this ranch has consistently produced large trophy Bull Elk for over 20 years. Antelope, Deer and Turkey hunting provide other opportunities along with waterfowl and upland birds. Roads have been improved to offer access to nearly all of the 7100 acres. The lower elevation of Blacktail Canyon Ranch allows for a longer growing season for the native grasses. Strict implementation of cattle grazing has been utilized to control the age of the grass while leaving abundant reserves for wildlife. This property is also tied to a 640 acre state lease and a BLM lease. Seven and half miles to the Newcastle airport. A hanger is possibly available.