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The Peggy Creek Ranch has been renowned for its regenerative/holistic ranch management practices for decades and this property presents an unparalleled opportunity to acquire large tracts of ranchland or a complete operating unit that has been meticulously cared for and well established as a model for regenerative ag. The Peggy Creek Ranch - South Unit sells at live and online public auction on December 10th, 2024, at Reva, SD. Superb management, Executive - Lodge style home, excellent fences, water, and productive hay meadows, 8,604+/- Deeded acres located in Perkins and Harding Co., SD. Nearly all contiguous and just minutes from Custer National Forrest, the wildlife is plentiful and the production on this ranch is remarkable. The improvements are anchored by a magnificent 4,560 sq. ft. lodge-style home constructed in 2004 and recently remodeled. The home features 8 bedrooms, 4 baths, a great room with a fireplace, an office, and an attached three-car garage. The home has recently been remodeled with new windows, roof, siding, and flooring. The remaining improvements consist of functional barns, sheds, and modest corral. The Peggy Creek Ranch - South Unit has been utilized as an integral part of the Peggy Creek Ranch Buffalo operation. The natural terrain and native grasslands are well suited for livestock production and bison have done exceptionally well on the ranch. The ranch has been recognized by the Northern Plains Sustainable Ag Society for its model management practices and has been featured in books such as, Dirt Meridian and One Size Fits None. For decades, the ranch has been holistically managed and the results are astounding. The Ranch has been operated as a year-round grazing unit with supplemental feeding as necessary during the fall and winter. A rotational grazing system has been utilized for decades, resting each pasture from 12 to 24 months between grazing periods.

Nestled in the heart of South Dakota's Glacial Lakes Region, Hidden Hill Lodge is a 316-acre turnkey sportsman's paradise. This breathtaking property features a modern 13-bedroom, 7.5-bath lodge that offers stunning views of a private access lake and wetland shoreline. With some of the best hunting and fishing opportunities in the country, the lodge is a dream destination.According to the FSA, the property includes 150.55 acres of cropland, with 134 acres enrolled in the Conservation Reserve Program (CRP). The current annual CRP payment is $19,872. Details of individual CRP contracts and FSA maps are provided upon request. The CRP is set to be re-enrolled in October. Hidden Hill Lodge-All Season Sportsman's Paradise is a custom-built, three-story lodge offers a luxurious retreat with approximately 5,800 square feet of living space. It features 13 bedrooms, 7.5 baths with 30 beds, that will accommodate up to 38 guests. The lodge includes two full kitchens, two fireplaces, a spacious living room, a bar area, a game room, and a second-floor seating area. Outside, you'll find two decks, a fire pit, and a hot tub, perfect for enjoying the fresh South Dakota air and taking in the beautiful sunrises and sunsets. The lodge comes fully furnished and turnkey, with only a few personal items and mounts excluded providing everything you need to start enjoying the property immediately, including: Client list Website Lodge furnishings Mini-bus, Two homemade 10 hole fish houses Plow/dump truck Trap shooting house and thrower Hidden Hill Lodge is located on the secluded shores of Hidden Hill Lake in Day County, South Dakota, offering an unparalleled destination for outdoor enthusiasts. Known for its exceptional fishing, the lake is teeming with trophy-class Walleye, giant Yellow Perch, Bluegill, and Crappie, making it ideal for both ice fishing and boat jigging. In addition to fishing, Hidden Hill Lodge is one of the best-managed, privately-owned hunting properties in the area. The property features abundant food plots and year-round cover, supporting a thriving wild pheasant population along with opportunities to hunt white-tailed deer and waterfowl. The lodge is perfectly positioned in a prime location for waterfowl hunting, with Mallards, Pintails, Widgeons, and diver ducks such as Canvasbacks and Redheads frequenting the area. In addition to being a haven for outdoor enthusiasts, Hidden Hill Lodge is also available for rent, making it an ideal destination for family gatherings, corporate retreats, or a relaxing getaway with friends. Guests can enjoy the serene landscape, explore the diverse wildlife, and take advantage of the lodge's luxurious amenities. Whether you're seeking action-filled hunting, world-class fishing, or comfortable lodging, Hidden Hill Lodge offers the ultimate experience! No warranties about the location of the fence lines will be made in relationship to the deeded property lines. Property is being sold as the location of the fences currently exist, based on boundaries shown on the legal description

A sweeping estate built in 2016 on 5.2 acres, with all the amenities to fulfill your whims. Whether you are a car collector, a horticulturist, agriculturist, media buff or entertaining on a large scale, or cultivating your own wine vineyard, you'll enjoy the numerous options this estate offers. Enjoy the beautiful sunsets over 60 acres of reserve. This meticulously built home has fine detail and craftsmanship throughout. This estate is built to the highest standard with the finest details and finishes, offering 10,000+/- sq. ft. of living space on three levels all accessed via a Grand Staircase or elevator This estate has 7 beautifully finished bedrooms, 8.5 baths, all beautifully appointed and boasts 5 fireplaces. The first floor has a grand 2 story entrance, a gracious living room with double-height ceiling and fireplace, a formal dining room with coffered ceiling, an eat-in chef's kitchen equipped with state of the art stainless steel appliances with an open concept family room with fireplace and vaulted ceiling. The superb first floor master suite has a fireplace and a spacious, luxurious bath with walk in shower and soaking tub. Additionally, the first floor has a private large screened-in porch overlooking the pool and gardens. Upstairs has four additional well appointed and spacious bedroom suites, one of them having access to a deck. Upstairs also has an equally luxurious 2nd master suite overlooking the reserve with beautiful sunsets. Fully equipped laundries on main and upper levels. The lower level has a large, stepped seating theater, a spacious, fully mirrored gym, a well appointed, 1,500 bottle wine cellar with a beautifully carved entrance door. The lower level also has an open concept bar, game room with floor to ceiling windows and a seating area with fireplace and a bedroom suite with full bath. This home also includes Sonos sound throughout, a generator, radiant heat in all baths and under all stone surfaces in the home, The lower level has a state-of-the-art heating system with two furnaces and a detailed, easy to access mechanical layout. Outdoors is the 20'x 50' heated saltwater gunite pool with spa, plus a 1,000+/- sq. ft. fully equipped pool house with kitchen amenities and a full bath. Besides the 3-car garage attached to the main house, there is an additional 1,200+/- sq. ft. detached three-car garage which is heated and air conditioned and contains 3 car lifts. Also on the property is a 2,400+/- sq. ft. two-story barn with a car lift and space on the main floor for ten additional cars. The second floor of the barn offers a host of possibilities and could become a yoga or art studio, exercise room, gallery or other facility. This estate is conveniently located close to both Bridgehampton and Water Mill, and just minutes to Southampton Village. Not to be missed!!!

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. For your own personal, qualified, showing call, Jake Hyland or John Herrity today.

Welcome to the Huntley Farm. Located in the heart of Goshen County, one of the highest farm production regions in Wyoming. Goshen County has historically been recognized for high yield production in southeast Wyoming. Historically mild winters with an early spring allows producers to start their farming season earlier than other Wyoming areas with higher elevations. The Huntley Farm has a solid foundation for continued production with minimal input cost. The size of the property would allow an operator the time to cut the fields in a matter of a few days and prepare to bale the product in short time period. Irrigation water in this area has served the growers well and the sellers of the Huntley Farm have been pleased with the irrigation districts operations. Wildlife such as Mule Deer, pheasants and other upland birds reside in this area of Goshen County. Property Facts: -265 acres total -257 irrigated acres -113 acres flood irrigated -144 acres under 2 center pivots -hay yield 2024 - 4.25 ton per acre -hay yield 2023 - 4.5 ton per acre -partially fenced for fall grazing

Comprised of 277+/- acres this property has a great balance of Ag production and Recreation all wrapped up into one. The River Bottom is loaded with White-Tailed Deer and Pheasants along with Waterfowl hunting and great fishing with over 1.5 miles of river frontage. This property has ample cover, year round live water in multiple spots, irrigation, perimeter and cross fencing. This property packs a pretty heavy punch when it comes to recreation and hunting opportunities. The river bottom is loaded with White-Tail Deer and Pheasants with ample WaterFowl hunting as well. The fishing is superb with over 1.5 miles of river frontage with a very diverse flow. This property is a clean slate with plenty of room for wildlife enhancement, perfect for someone wanting to put their own touch on things to focus on whats important to the future owner. Other wildlife that can be seen on the property include Moose, Coyotes, Upland Birds, and other small game. In the past this property has been utilized for grazing purposes with perimeter fencing as well as some cross fencing. However, with 156+/- acres of irrigable land this property could be turned back into production ground. Located 7.5 miles West of Riverton, Wyoming and approximately 22 Miles NorthEast of Lander, Wyoming. Call today for your very own private showing of this one of a kind offering.

5536 W. 123rd St. South

ScatterGun Lodge sits against the breathtaking backdrop of South Dakota's remarkable natural beauty, within this beauty lies a property that only dreams are made of. ScatterGun Lodge beckons outdoor enthusiasts and discerning buyers seeking a turn-key operation or a lavish corporate retreat. This extensive property spans an impressive 2200+/- acres, and is truly a sportsmen's dream. ScatterGun Lodge hosts a variety of habitats including miles of creek bottoms, rolling hills, pothole duck ponds, food plots, and large agriculture fields. This 2200+/- acre ranch isn't just vast; it's a professionally managed paradise meticulously sculpted over 25 years to become a premier wildlife habitat, combining luxury living with world-class hunting. At its heart, a grand 16-bedroom lodge stands proudly, complete with a commercial kitchen, and a large bar and living area designed for unforgettable gatherings. Scattergun Lodge has witnessed all kinds of tales and is ready for yours. Adjacent to the lodge is a stunning private residence, with 2700+/- square feet of meticulously crafted living space offering privacy and luxury. Additional accommodation includes a 9-bedroom guides bunkhouse, a quaint 3-bedroom cookhouse, and a 2-bedroom manager's house, ensuring ample space for guests or staff. Multiple outbuildings provide ample storage and tuck behind them is a large dog kennel, and bird cleaning facility. The real allure of ScatterGun doesn't just lie in its buildings; it's the land itself that steals the show. With nearly four miles of creek bottom boosting one of South Dakota's best Whitetail herds, with several Boone and Crockett deer taken over the years, this property is a hunter's dream. The Waterfowl hunting on ScatterGun is something to behold. No matter how many years behind the trigger, every wing-shooter will marvel at the fall migration of ducks and geese into the region. Thanks to its nearly 1200 acres of farmable land and pothole ponds, the ranch promises some of the best duck hunting in the nation during the fall season. The development of wetland areas further enriches the habitat, enhancing its diversity and the overall ecological health of the ranch. The Ring Neck Pheasant is the main event, drawing guests in from around the world in hopes of experiencing the flush of a cackling ROOSTER. ScatterGun Lodge allows for multiple pheasant hunting options including shelter belts, strip ag fields, creek bottoms, hillside draws, and well-laid-out food plots. ScatterGun is ideal for someone looking to sustain and enhance a world-class wildlife habitat and hunting operation. The ranch represents not just a piece of property, but a lifestyle and a legacy For those concerned with accessibility, Pierre, South Dakota, provides commercial daily flights and excellent accommodations for private aircraft, ensuring that ScatterGun Lodge is both a secluded escape and a conveniently accessible destination. Indeed, ScatterGun is not just purchased; it's adopted into one's lifestyle, promising a legacy of conservation, luxury, and adventure that few can dream of owning. Whether you are watching the sunset over the fields, hosting guests in the sprawling lodge, or enjoying a quiet morning on the river chasing Walleyes, every moment at Scattergun Lodge becomes a cherished memory, a story waiting to be told. In an age where every property claims uniqueness, here lies a truly one-of-a-kind refuge combining adventure, relaxation, and luxury. ScatterGun Lodge is the heartbeat of Pheasant Country. For your own, personal, qualified showing please contact, Jake Hyland or John Herrity

Now being offered in the following parcels and offerings. 1 - Bull Bench -1,250 acres +/- for $4,375,000.00. (Sold) 2 -Pine Haven -1,086 acres +/- for $3,801,000.00. (Sold) 3 - Government Creek - 803 acres +/- for $2,810,500.00 4 - Piceance Creek -1,459 acres +/- for $5,106,500.00 5 - Wet Meadow Unit - 265 acres +/- for $927,500.00 6 - Timber Valley - 1,020 acres +/- -$3,570,000.00 7 - Cow Creek - 1,050 acres +/- - $3,675,000.00 40 Mile Mountain Ranch, a massive mountain ranch with over 40 miles of parameter boundaries located in 2 counties, 2 hunting units and ranging in elevations from 6200 ft to 8600 ft. Stacked with deep draw after deep draw with meandering creeks and springs. Each draw and canyon funnels up to open mesas and tree covered ridges making this one of the most diverse mountain ranches to ever come on the market! Bordering and nearly completely surrounding nearly 9000 acres of BLM lands. Stretching along Highway 13 for nearly 10 miles, the semi-flat, sub-irrigated bottoms rise into deep draws loaded with turkey, elk and deer. As you reach the top at an average elevation between 8200-8600 feet, the land consists of dark timber-covered ridges with bottoms that are lined with wet lush bottoms along Cow Creek. The slopes of each ridge are full of oak brush with thick timber pockets dispersed throughout the open meadows, providing diverse habitat for the many species of wildlife this ranch is home to! The open-country among the tops of the ridges provide excellent vantage points of the lower elevations and different land formations in the distance. Excellent main interior roads that meander all the way to the top of the ranch and throughout the parameters are directly off County Road 5 and Highway 13 depending on the parcel. County Road 5 and Highway 13 provide access to the lower portions of the ranch year-round. Furthermore, there is power available within the perimeters of the ranch that runs parallel along Highway 13. There is also a current possibility for solar lease on the ranch as well. With that being said, 40 Mile Mountain Ranch has development potential written all over it with highway access, power and backing to public lands the entire distance! Details and specifics range depending on specific parcel and potion of the ranch. For more information regarding power, water and access to a specific parcel, please contact the listing agent.   Located in both GMU 22 and 32, the hunting opportunities on this ranch are what hunters' dreams are made of! Over-the-counter tags are available in multiple seasons for elks while the ranch qualifies for several landowner deer vouchers. Additionally, both GMU 22 and 32 have over-the-counter spring and fall turkey tags available. This is not a migration hunting ranch, the ranch is loaded all year! As a result of the diverse terrain and habitat with an abundance of feed and multiple water sources, the ranch not only provides hunting opportunities that are second to none, but has also been remarkable for livestock operations. Aside from the 7,044 +/- deeded acres, the ranch also includes the Cow Creek and Rees BLM allotments that encompass 18,757 acres more or less, together as one.The current and previous owners have had the ability to run 2,400 AUMs spread out over 7 months for cows.Historically,they start them in the bottom throughout the sub-irrigated meadows and rolling hills, move them up into the higher elevations as the summer goes on, and then bring them back down for the winter. The thriving town of Rifle, CO is located 20 minutes south of the subject property and offers convenient stores with gas stations, dine-in restaurants, grocery stores, downtown businesses, a hospital, private airport and numerous other recreational activities! To the north of the ranch, Meeker, CO is approximately a 20 minute drive and provides gas stations, a grocery store, and hospital. private airport and restaurants. Located approximately 30 minutes to the southeast of the ranch, Glenwood Springs, CO offers much of the same as Rifle, but has additional amenities and activities such as the Glenwood Caverns Adventure Park and the Glenwood Hot Springs! For air travel, the closest airports that provide commercial flights are Eagle County Regional Airport (located to the southeast between Gypsum, CO and Eagle, CO) and Grand Junction Regional Airport (located to the southwest in Grand Junction, CO), both of which are approximately 1 hour from the ranch.

Introducing the legendary Tee Cross Ranch, a truly historic property. This remarkable ranch is now available for the first time in 73 years, having been cherished and owned by the renowned Robert C. Norris and his family. Spanning an impressive 43,363+/- acres, the ranch consists of 18,897+/- deeded acres and additional 24,476+/- Colorado State Lease acres to be transferred upon approval of the State Land Board. Located alongside Black Squirrel Creek and Chico Creek, both of which run the entire length of the ranch, this property offers diverse natural features. The terrain itself ranges from level to gently rolling, and the native grass forage is well-established and boasts healthy sod coverage. The Tee Cross Ranch presents a fantastic opportunity with several prime pieces of development land included in the sale. These parcels offer a range of possibilities, from potential higher-density housing located on the western border of Fountain, Colorado, to other sections that would be ideal for county subdivisions. These desirable locations are conveniently situated just 5 miles from Fountain and 15 miles southeast of Colorado Springs. The main artery connecting these areas is Squirrel Creek Road. This well-maintained paved road provides excellent access to all the properties along its route. One particularly noteworthy tract, resembling a key shape on the map, stands as the closest parcel to Fountain. Encompassing 640 acres, this tract is just a quarter-mile from the Fountain city limits. It boasts stunning features such as a picturesque creek bed and majestic cottonwood trees. The property's highest point lies along its eastern boundary. It offers breathtaking unobstructed views of Pike's Peak, with the creek bottom unfolding below. This remarkable property holds immense beauty and substantial potential for future development. Located half a mile east of the Key tract on Squirrel Creek Road, there is a 640-acre parcel of land that is encompassed by State Land. This site presents an ideal opportunity for establishing a homestead, providing ultimate privacy to those seeking a spacious area to construct their dream home and abundant space for animals, barns, and more. Additionally, it offers the potential for exchanging the state ground for a more desirable or valuable location. While this outcome is uncertain, it is certainly worth investigating. Two exceptional county development sites are located at distances of 5.5 and 6.5 miles east of Fountain on Squirrel Creek Road. Combined, these sites encompass approximately 4,629 acres. Notably, they boast convenient access to Fountain, Colorado Springs, and Peyton via well-maintained paved roads. These parcels of land are truly picturesque, offering magnificent views of the Front Range. While presently utilized for cattle operations, their potential for development extends far beyond their current use. At the headquarters, you'll find two residences, a historic barn with a hayloft, a horse barn, multiple cattle sheds, and a well-designed set of corrals and pens. The ranch has good fences and is equipped with two quarter-section pivot sprinklers in hay with ground water delivered from irrigation wells. Properly managed, the ranch has the capacity to sustain over 1,000 cow-calf pairs throughout the year.   The Tee Cross Ranch was founded in 1950 by Bob Norris, famously known as the Original Marlboro Man. Interestingly, Bob found himself unexpectedly becoming the face of Marlboro when the company was shooting an ad campaign on his ranch. They decided to replace the hired model with Bob right then and there because of his genuine authenticity and the fact that he was already dirty. Bob Norris was a legendary figure, and his family, the Norris Family, continues to hold a revered status in the Colorado Springs area. They are widely recognized and respected for their reputation as ranchers, horsemen, business leaders, and philanthropists. The ranch is located south and east of Colorado Springs and east of Fountain, Colorado. It stands out as one of the few expansive land properties in the surrounding area. The Colorado Springs area and its surroundings are experiencing rapid growth, making it one of the fastest-growing regions in Colorado. The Tee Cross Ranch presents a unique blend of offerings, encompassing both a high-quality cattle ranch and exceptional development opportunities. Contact Jim Digby, Seth Hayden, or Dax Hayden for your qualified private showing.

147-US 180

515 Royalton Row, Mattituck, NY 11952

Twin Creeks Ranch is located in the fast developing area near the newly formed Bois D'arc Lake and is one of the largest contiguous land holdings in all of Fannin County, Texas. The ranch boasts its own private, onsite +/-85 acre lake, along with numerous other managed wetlands and ponds, making it one of the premier waterfowl hunting properties in all the area. Spanning +/-933 contiguous acres, Twin Creeks Ranch currently sits as a testament to years and years of wildlife management, habitat enhancement and a deep respect for the land, water and their inhabitants. With that said, the property is also primed for commercial and/or residential development. Sitting only 1 hour from downtown Dallas and only 7 miles from the newly formed Bois D'arc Lake, and as the greater Dallas metroplex grows and activity at the lake increases, this property could be ripe for development of residential and/or commercial endeavors. The highlight of the property is the private +/-85 acre horseshoe shaped lake. The lake reaches depths of 15 to 20 feet and acts as a roost lake for the four engineered wetlands built on the lake peripherals. These timbered wetlands are designed for easy, drive up access to hunting blinds and for incredible shows of ducks decoying through the timber with their feet down. The wetlands are also spread out across the ranch to allow for hunting multiple days in a row without disturbing the roost lake. A number of differing variations of large, mature oak trees dot the landscape alongside cottonwoods, cedars, elm and sycamore trees. While some of the oak trees reach hundreds of feet into the air, the specific water oak variety plays a integral role creating the wonderful duck hunting as it produces a small acorn that the ducks crave. Each water oak tree typically produces 2500 pounds per year of these small acorns, which naturally flow into the wetlands and become a natural food source for migrating ducks. There are also grasslands, timbered creek bottoms, hay meadows and tilled food plots, all of which come together to make incredible habitat and some of the most scenic landscapes in the area. Keep your eyes peeled as you make your way through the electronic, passcode enabled security gate at the entrance of the ranch and head down the long gravel driveway as you are likely to see all types of wild creatures. A cozy and comfortable three bedroom and two bathroom home sits at the end of a one mile long driveway to the pinnacle of the lake and is set at a perfect angle to enjoy the sunrises and sunsets throughout the seasons. The home sets up perfectly as either a full time residence or as a weekend/vacation home. As you enter the home, your eyes immediately shift to the limestone that frames the wood burning fireplace anchoring the living area. The vaulted ceilings and the pine woodwork that flows throughout the home gives it a rustic cabin feel. The well appointed kitchen has a large island wrapped in limestone matching the fireplace, stainless steel appliances and plenty of cabinet space. The master suite, two spare bedrooms, hall bath and laundry room round out the home. Dependent upon how you arrange the home, you could easily sleep 6 to 8 people. Stepping outside, the home has two strategically positioned covered decks that allow for over-watch of the lake and its inhabitants. For safety, there is an underground concrete storm shelter and a whole home backup generator. Just like the rest of the property, the entire home is solid, clean and well designed and easy to manage and maintain from afar. The metal roof, concrete board siding and gated entrance allow you to utilize this as a second home without worry. Within 100 feet of the home is a flagstone firepit sitting area and a covered boat dock and fish cleaning station. The dock has a boat lift, counter and stainless steel sink and is just another in a long, long list of wonderful places to sit and take in the sights. The metal outbuilding has an insulted roof, concrete floor, bathroom and separate shop sink. The building measures 30'x50 with an extra tall overhead door, allowing you to park your truck inside or store all your toys, decoys and tools. The shop also features a game cleaning area. Seven high-end elevated box blinds are strategically positioned around the property overlooking feeders and/or food plots. The deer are plentiful. The entire property is fenced providing privacy, security and allowing for the management of livestock. The heart and soul of this ranch over the last generation has been it's recreational value and enjoyment. At it's baseline, the lake, wetlands and combination of dense timber and open grasslands provide excellent habitat for a whole host of wildlife, including waterfowl, whitetail deer, hogs, turkey, dove, small game and predators. There is always something in season and this ranch delivers. The ranch provides a wide variety of waterfowl opportunities ranging from Mallards and Wood Ducks gliding in-between the outstretched limbs of decades old oak trees to wide open-water goose hunts. Gadwall, Green Winged Teal Northern Pintail and a wide assortment of diving ducks are all seen on a regular basis across the ranch. The main lake on the ranch is home to both a resident and migrating Canadian Goose population. Again, the beauty of this property is that you can take advantage of all the differing waterfowl opportunities by hunting nearly every day of the season without scaring off the birds currently amassed on the ranch. The fun in and around the water continues with some awesome fishing too! The lake has been tailored with underlying structure and food for massive largemouth bass and large numbers or crappie. The management of this portion of the ranch has not been overlooked. The crappie are removed and consumed when caught to help control their population, but the trophy bass are photographed and released to allow for the top shelf genetics to continue to propagate throughout the lake. 10 pound bass are not uncommon with the largest one being a post-spawn 13.8 pound whopper. The lake has a hard bottom, which leads to clear, clean water. And, that clear, clean water allows for awesome top water action! Imagine watching a massive largemouth chase your lure across the top and elevating through the waterline! Whitetail deer are also highly coveted on this ranch. They are fed all throughout the year, both with static corn and mineral feeders and also via planted food plots. The owners have even created a specific sanctuary area that is not hunted or entered unless necessary. This allows the deer to feel safe and congregate on the ranch in big numbers. The ranch holds a number of nice sized bucks each year with only 1 to 3 having been taken off the ranch each of the past number of years. Hunting positions and options are plentiful with stands hung in various patches of dense timber and elevated, enclosed blinds placed overlooking water or food plots, you can always find the correct wind to hunt. It's always hog hunting season on this ranch. Part recreation and part land management tactic, the owners have made a consistent effort to shoot and/or trap hogs on the property. Combining entertainment and land stewardship is a great way to spend a day outdoors. The owners also host an annual early fall squirrel hunt for family and friends. The trees are filled with two types of squirrels, the Eastern Gray Squirrel and the Eastern Fox Squirrel. This makes for a fun, challenging and rewarding hunt! Cattle have been grazed on only a small portion of the ranch in recent years and that could easily be expanded, if desired. There is also a +/-30 acre hay meadow that is traditionally baled each season and multiple tillable areas totaling +/-4 acres and currently utilized as food plots to attract wildlife. Water rights and minerals rights are both set to transfer upon closing. Over the last decade, the owners have worked hard and put thought, planning and resources behind continual improvement of the property. The lake spillway has been updated and reconfigured to ensure it consistently holds the proper amount of water. The lake has been routinely stocked with shad to feed and support the trophy bass that were put into the lake many years ago. In addition to the food plots designed to enhance all the wildlife on the property, the deer have been consistently managed throughout the property. Fences have been well maintained throughout the property and remain in good to excellent shape. If desired, as the greater Dallas metro moves north and east, combined with the growth and excitement of the newly opened Bois D'arc Lake, the development potential around the private lake may be unmatched in the area. Please Note: Verification of financial ability is required prior to any/all showings. All showings are by appointment only and must be scheduled through the Listing Agent. Fannin County, TX is known for having long summers and mild winters. Summers are hot and humid with temperatures reaching the mid 90s and 100s. The winters are generally mild with occasional cold spells dipping into the 20s. Rains are more prevalent in the spring and average rainfall is 46 inches per year. Part of this ranch was once owned by former US Speaker of the House of Representatives, Sam Rayburn. Twin Creeks Ranch is located just 1.5 hours (74 miles) north east of downtown Dallas. The ranch sits less than 5 miles as the crow flies from the newly created Bois D'arc Lake, which is the first major reservoir built in Texas in nearly 30 years. The development around this lake has already begun and is expected to grow to support the tourism and recreation the lake will bring. Oklahoma City, OK is less than a 3 hour drive to the ranch and Shreveport, LA is 3 hours and 15 minutes. Nearby Bonham, TX has all of the ammenities you would expect in a growing city of approximately 10,600. There is a hospital and other medical facilities, restaurants, grocery stores, farm and ranch supply stores, hotels, museums and a small airport. In addition to Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport being just over 1 hour away, the McKinney National Airport features a 7000 foot long runway and is only 40 minutes from the ranch.

Beautiful & unique! A perfect mix of open range, timbered valley, and full time water along with many building sites are being sold in one offering, a rare opportunity to own Dry Creek property with room to spread out & enjoy the views of Big Belt Mountains & the Elkhorn Mountain Range.This 250 acre parcel has perfect access for Dry Creek road that adjoins National Forest Land to the south and just up the road a couple of miles is the trailhead to 133,000 acres of Helena National Forest. Lots of wildlife in the area including elk, deer and bear. The established mature trees are an added bonus. Nice hunting/recreational property less than an hour from Bozeman. The property consist of bottom land along year round Dry Creek with aspen, cottonwoods, and berries with remainder of the property rising up to upper benches with Junipers & amazing views! It is bordered by large ranches providing lots of seclusion and privacy. Power is approximately 1/2 mile away. The fire was a few years back and new growth is starting. Great land investment!

This is a rare opportunity to own part of the breathtaking Rock Creek Ranch, located north of Parks, Nebraska, near Rock Creek State Recreational Area. Three Tracts spanning 5,298.54+/- acres of rolling valent and loamy sand grassland, this property is a haven for wildlife and cattle alike, offering excellent hunting opportunities and high-quality ranch land with sturdy fencing. Each of the three tracts boasts rich wildlife, including Whitetail deer, Mule deer, wild turkeys, and antelope, making it a hunter's paradise. The nearby Rock Creek State Recreational Area also offers prime fishing for rainbow trout, bass, crappie, bluegill, perch, and catfish fishing. Tract 1 spans approximately 2,511.5+/- acres north of the Rock Creek fish hatchery, featuring expansive quality pastureland with tanks connected through an underground piping system. This tract also includes a private, fenced-off pond with a durable dock in excellent condition, perfect for fishing and recreation. The rolling landscape, highlighted by limestone cliffs, creates a picturesque setting for wildlife and livestock. Over a dozen tanks provide water to this tract, supplied by a well on Tract 3, a maintenance and water easement will ensure continuous access. Tract 2 encompasses approximately 2,717.04+/- acres of stunning pastureland, characterized by lush grass and beautiful rolling hills. The land is divided into two large pastures with quality 4- to 5-wire fencing. This portion of Rock Creek Ranch contains over 15 tanks, all fed through the underground pipeline, with water sourced from the well on Tract 3. A maintenance and water easement will ensure ongoing water availability. Easements are currently in place granting the Upper Republican NRD access to a state-owned underground waterline running North to South through the property. Situated near Rock Creek State Recreational Area, Tract 3 features a 1,205-square-foot brick ranch-style home. Though in need of repairs, this two-bedroom, one-bath home includes a large kitchen and a basement, offering great potential. A large barn and durable corrals are also on-site for livestock, while a stream originating from the fish hatchery winds through the eastern section of the tract. North of the main house is a charming 1,624-square-foot log cabin, offering two bedrooms, two lofts, a full bath, and a lovely kitchen. Outside, enjoy a peaceful pond stocked with a variety of fish, ideal for private fishing. The well that feeds the pipelines for Tracts 1 and 2 is located near the cabin; a maintenance and usage easement will maintain the water supply to both tracts. The ranch house, log cabin, and barn are selling as-is. The ranch house experienced interior flooding and requires repairs while the log cabin has broken windows and some logs in need of repair. Property and lead-based paint disclosures for the house and cabin are available upon request. Don't miss this exceptional opportunity to bid on a piece of Nebraska's natural beauty. This auction offers a unique chance to acquire prime ranch land and recreational property at Rock Creek Ranch. The online auction will begin on November 28, 2024, at 10:00 AM, MST. Bidding will close on December 5, 2024, at 2:00 PM, MST.

Beautiful waterfront development property located approximately 1 hour and 45 minutes west of Nashville, Tennessee along the banks of the Tennessee River. Development ideas include, 1) sell the remaining available lots and add a revenue generating dry storage facility onsite, and / or 2) sell the premium waterfront lots while developing short term rental areas with a combination of small cabins, plus RV pads with hook-ups. The total footprint of the property is approximately 189 acres. However, upon subtracting the sold lots along the east side as shown in the map attached, it is estimated that the total acreage to be conveyed upon sale will be approximately 170 +/- acres. New survey to confirm Approximately 1.5 miles of waterfront frontage with a combination of the Tennessee River and White's Creek Approximately 2000 feet of county road frontage on Mt Carmel Road Private boat launch on the Tennessee River Utilities already in place include electric, fiber optic internet wifi, city water Oxbow lake on the north side of the property provides inland fishing opportunities Excellent outdoor recreation throughout the property The vast majority of the market value is placed on the lot sales potential within the 46+/- acres on the east side of the property, plus the possible dry land storage high ground area near the main gate (see the map attached). Other than the high ground area on the west side near the gated entry to the property, the balance of the acreage is technically in floodplain like most waterfront properties along the Tennessee River, so proper elevated construction is required Private boat launch on the Tennessee River Boating Fishing Water sports Hunting ATV Tennessee River Golf Club is located just 4 miles north on Mt Carmel Road Approximately 100 acres is currently planted in soybeans. This revenue generating tillable ground has been rotated between corn and soybeans for several years The Decaturville, Tennessee area experiences 4 distinct seasons of weather. Springtime green-up is beautiful with comfortable daytime temperatures in the 60's and 70's. Summertime highs range from the mid 80's to low 90's making it ideal for water sports. Fall colors are gorgeous and temperatures are generally in the 70's and 80's. Winter is moderate by most standards boasting daytime temperatures in the 50's and nighttime lows in the 40's - with the rare, but seemingly always welcomed light snowfall 20 minutes from Parsons, TN (grocery, restaurants, shopping) 40 minutes from Benton County Regional Airport 60 minutes from Jackson, Tennessee 1 hour and 45 minutes from Nashville, TN 2 hours from Memphis, TN

The Quivira Ranch is a hunter's paradise that borders the famous 22,135 acre Quivira National Wildlife Refuge in the heart of Central Kansas. This property encompasses tremendous and quality habitat for all types of waterfowl species and shorebirds alike. Located just 9 miles northeast of Stafford, KS, this once in a generation ranch showcases an incredibly diverse variety of features that are truly unparalleled in North America.The Quivira Ranch is +/- 730 deeded acres, sitting across the road from Quivira's Little Salt Marsh, one of the Refuge's main bodies of water, and directly adjacent to Quivira National Wildlife Refuge. This once in a lifetime property is a waterfowl hunter's dream, comprising well over 100 designated acres of wetlands with many more wetland areas throughout, 12 pit blinds strategically placed, 3 artesian water wells, a drilled water well, over a mile of both sides of Rattlesnake Creek (the last privately owned access before dumping into Quivira Nat. Wildlife Refuge), and multiple oil wells with the production royalty and mineral rights passing to the buyer. Each season the landowner plants approximately 10 acres of milo/millet in the fenced, shallow water feeding ponds. Near to the big pond is an electrical outlet for hooking up your ice eater or aerator. The famous Rattlesnake Creek also winds through the property for over 1 mile, offering excellent habitat, water, and waterfowl loafing areas. When the surrounding water locks up in the winter, Rattlesnake creek offers some of the most incredible small water duck hunting opportunities imaginable. This area of Kansas is very well known for its incredible whitetail hunting and Boone & Crockett caliber bucks, phenomenal waterfowl hunting, great upland bird numbers (quail and pheasant), as well as turkey hunting. There are no conservation easements in place on the ranch at this time, giving a buyer the opportunity to pursue one if they so please. Even with the current drought there is still a considerable amount of water on the ranch and it is holding quite a few resident mallards, teal, and Canada geese that are nesting and loafing. With the variety and diversity of this tract, there are plenty of options and opportunities to make this place your own. There isn't another property like it! It has been hunted on by a small group of owners for the past 30 years and as far back as we can find has been an incredible waterfowl hunting ranch. Additionally, the noxious red cedars have been removed from the ranch helping with the quality of grass habitat as well as water conservation. Native Sandhill Plum thickets are also abundant providing cover, habitat, and food for the birds and deer. The Quivira Ranch is THE premiere waterfowl hunting property on the market today in the Central Flyway. Quivira National Wildlife Refuge Quivira National Wildlife Refuge is part of the over 500 refuges managed by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and one of four in Kansas. Spanning over 22,135 acres, it combines inland salt marshes and sand prairies. The refuge's main goal is to support migratory waterfowl by providing essential resources such as food, water, and shelter. Other migratory birds, endangered species, and diverse wildlife also benefit from the habitat management efforts. Over 300 bird species, including waterfowl, shorebirds, and songbirds, have been documented within the refuge. Located along the Central Flyway, this refuge sees significant fall migrations from September to December, with thousands of Canada geese, ducks, sandhill cranes, and shorebirds passing through. The refuge can occupy over 750,000 geese at peak migration time periods. Endangered whooping cranes may also stop by during their migration, and bald and golden eagles are commonly found in the refuge during the winter months from November to March. In spring, the refuge serves as a staging area for over 300,000 birds, including American white pelicans and gulls, heading to their nesting grounds. The refuge offers about 8,000 acres of designated hunting areas open from September 1 to February 28, providing excellent opportunities for hunting waterfowl, upland game, pheasant, and quail. Fishing is available year-round. Additionally, the refuge welcomes schools and wildlife groups to explore the Visitor Center, nature trails, auto tour routes, and participate in special events.   Common Bird Species Dabbling Ducks: Mallard, Wood Duck, Blue-Winged Teal, Green-Winged Teal, Northern Shoveler, Gadwall, Northern Pintail, American Wigeon Diving Ducks: Canvasback, Redhead, Ring-Necked Duck, Great Scaup, Lesser Scaup, Bufflehead, Common Goldeneye, Barrow's Goldeneye, Hooded Merganser, Common Merganser, Red-Breasted Merganser Geese: Canada Goose, Greater White-Fronted Goose, Cackling Goose, Snow Goose, Ross's Goose Cranes: Whooping Crane, Sandhill Crane Upland Birds: Bobwhite Quail, Ring-Necked Pheasant Dove: Mourning Dove, Eurasian Collared-Dove Deer Management State Hunt Unit: 5 Average Yearly Rainfall: 26' per year Legal Description (+/- 729.38) Acres): SE4 of S27, T22, R11, Acres 159.68 S34, T22, R11, Acres 569.68, All Sec Ex Tr Beg 6 S Ne Cor Ne4 Th S 2634 (S) Th W 1204.5 Th N 2634 (S) Th E 1204.5 To Pob Financials: 2023 Approximate Real Estate and Personal Property Taxes: $5,652.90 Pasture Lease approx. $15,793/year (cattle grazing) Expires October 1, 2024 2023 Oil Income approx. $20,414 (4 producing oil wells) All of the seller's mineral interest (15.234375%) and ownership shall pass with land to Buyer at closing. Directions: Head south out of Great Bend, KS on US-281 S for 18 miles and turn east on Hudson Rd. In 11 miles, turn north onto NE 110th Ave. Then turn east onto S Sterling Rd. Drive 1.5 miles and the property is on your right (South). From Wichita, Take KS-96 W and US-50 W to S Langdon Rd in Plevna for 69 miles. Stay on US-50 W for 16 miles then turn right onto S Langdon Rd. In 5 miles, turn left onto W 4th Ave and turn right onto NE 130th Ave in 10 miles. In 2 miles the property is on the left (West). From Hutchinson, head west on W 4th Ave and continue straight for 28.5 miles. Then turn right onto NE 130th Ave and in 2 miles the property is on the left (West). Location: Directly adjacent to Quivira National Wildlife Refuge Approximately 34 miles south of Cheyenne Bottoms Approximately 7 miles east of the City of Hudson, Kansas (population: 99) Approximately 10 miles northeast of the City of Stafford, Kansas (population: 1,390) Approximately 22 miles southeast of the City of Great Bend, Kansas (population: 15,358) Approximately 70 miles northwest of Wichita Dwight D. Eisenhower Airport in Wichita, Kansas. Financial verification is required. Please contact the listing agent for more information, questions, or to schedule a showing.

Escape to your own private horse ranch and wildlife haven in a remote area of the Uintah Mountains in NE Utah. The Ashley National Forest and Ute Indian Reservation are the nearest neighbors to this beautiful and peaceful 80 acres being offered for sale for the first time in 41 years.The Ranch has been used as the headquarters for J/L Ranch Outfitter & Guides for many years. It was designed as a horse operation and for private show horses. There is an 'Ashley National Forest Service, Priority Use Outfitter/Guide Permit' that can be attached or sold separately- a link to property is in the Resources section at the bottom of this listing. Ask for more information. There is a six stall Log Horse Barn with tack room, feed room and shower stall with hot and cold water. The stalls and main aisle way are rubber matted. The 2nd aisle has a dirt floor that can be used as a small indoor turnout during inclement weather. The barn stays cool in summer and warm in winter. Above the barn is a three Bedroom Apartment with Living Room, full bath with shower. The Aspen wood vaulted ceilings in the living room and the main bedroom give the cabin a great western feel. The kitchen is well equipped with refrigerator, dishwasher, electric stove and laundry area. Next door to the barn is a sweet Log Guest Cabin with a shady front porch surrounded by Aspen trees, that overlook the pasture and mountains. It has a downstairs queen size bedroom with a sleeping loft. The sitting room and kitchen are open and cozy, with a propane heater for winter. The full bath has been recently remodeled. This cabin has been very popular with Airbnb rentals and is income producing. A controlled tributary of the Whiterocks river meanders through the entire north end of the property.   The barn corral and outdoor Riding/Roping Arena is pipe fenced, complete with WW team roping chute with return alley and holding pen. The footing is sand. The two grass pastures near the barn are approximately 4 and 5 acres. They are fenced with six foot tall no climb wire. The South pasture area is 19 acres. Some or all of the pasture can be put up in beautiful grass hay. We get between 39-40 tons yearly off this and the hay field on West side of the ranch A large metal horse run-in barn or equipment storage barn is on the far East side The main hay grounds are connected to the lower pastures, separated by the driveway and a planted row of wildlife habitat. Across the driveway is the other 40 acres which includes 25 acres of hay field, hay barn with storage area and a food storage building. They sit close to a running stream at the back of the property. This is a nice shady spot to camp or park an RV. There are three ponds below the hay field, overlooking a beautiful view of the mountains and property. This spot would make a great future building site.   For the person craving their own workshop, there is a heated garage/studio that is 30 x 40. It has a finished interior with good lighting, cement flooring and an abundance of cabinets and workbench area. It has a garage door to work on lawn mowers etc. or can be used as a garage. It could also easily be remodeled and used as living quarters. Near the workshop is a hay barn with two useful storage buildings attached to each side. It is now used to store sawdust, 4 wheelers and some antique wagons. Last but not least is the Main Home on the ranch. It is frame built with Log siding. There is a nice authentic western/rustic feel to the house inside and out. Two large picture windows in the living room display a wide assortment of the wildlife in the area, as they meander around the ranch. The downstairs is a nice open living and dining area. The shiplap walls, with painted ceiling beams and laminate wood flooring were recently remodeled. The Kitchen is rustic with log walls and ceiling. There is an electric range refrigerator and dishwasher. The Bathroom is also log, with large antique claw foot tub and shower. The kitchen and bathroom would be easy to add onto by extending out the back of the house. The upstairs is one large bedroom/sitting area with vaulted ceiling, Aspen wood and Log beams. The floor has recently been updated with laminate wood flooring. There is a large deck out the French doors with a great view of the mountains. Very secluded setting with no neighbors in sight!

Extremely well-maintained older home on 201 acres in the heart of the Texas Hill Country. Good rolling terrain with scattered trees. Property offers good hunting and recreation. Currently leased to the neighbor for cattle use. This ranch, located between Hamilton and Goldthwaite, has been in the same family for over 100 years. Owner has an additional 75 acres for sale across the county road. This property can be purchased separately.This ranch sits in a nice area on a well-maintained county road. Older fences are in good shape. Plenty of grass for cattle, sheep, or other livestock. One stock tank that holds water year-round. A good well that's run off a solar pump. Good hunting. Just across the county road, owner has an additional 75 acres available for sale. This property can also be purchased separately. Extremely well-maintained older home. The four bedrooms and 2 bathrooms make this the perfect home or weekend getaway! The garage and carports provide plenty covered parking, and the large workshop has a garage door to let you work on equipment out of the weather! The older mobile home needs a new water heater, and to have the water and propane lines inspected but is still in useable condition should friends or relatives come to visit. Good Hunting Good stout grass for cattle and other livestock. Fences are in satisfactory condition

Description: This ranch lies in the highly sought-after region of eastern Medina County, just 18 minutes west of San Antonio. Quihi Oaks is a unique ranch that offers the privacy of a large ranch, with the convenience of San Antonio just minutes away. This ranch is well balanced with native brush and selectively cleared land, offering the ability for grazing, hunting or recreational use of the property. Also included are two cleared fields that give the opportunity for farming as well. Plenty of large Oak trees and two ponds add to the uniqueness of this offering. Improvements: On the eastern side is a 109-acre tract that is cleared for grazing and contains a 2144 square foot brick house surrounded by large oak trees and a ½ acre pond. Along with this are 2 cleared fields that are crop ready and a grain bin. The 284-acre tract on the western side contains a smaller 1237 square foot wood and brick house, as well as 3 barns, cattle pens, and a 672 square foot garage with a walk-in deer cooler. There is a good road system that traverses the ranch and gives access to the hunting blinds and feeders, making this ranch ready to hunt. All fencing on the property is low fence. Water: Quihi Oaks Ranch has a Yancey Municipal water meter on both tracts and a water well by the house on the western parcel. Also within in the property are some fingers of Quihi Creek. These drainages provide good cover and have pools of water in wet times. Wildlife: This partially low fenced ranch contains wildlife that is native to this part of Texas, including whitetail deer, hogs, turkey, doves, ducks, and varmints. Vegetation: This ranch falls in the transition zone where the Texas Hill Country and South Texas meet. Due to this the brush ranges from typical South Texas brush like Guajillo, White Brush, Mesquite, prickly pear cactus, and persimmons to Texas Hill Country Brush like cedar and Agarita. Large oak trees are found throughout which is representative of the Hill Country. Utilities: Electricity runs to and along both sides the property. Taxes: $4,832± (2022). Location: Quihi Oaks is located 13+ miles north of Castroville, 14+ miles west of San Antonio, 14+ miles northeast of Hondo, 113+ miles southwest of Austin. This property sits on CR 265, CR 354, and FM 2676. This property is divided by CR 265, giving the western tract about 1 mile of CR 265 frontage and the eastern tract about .54 miles of CR 265 frontage. The western tract also has .35 miles of CR 354 frontage.