Only 19 acres but lots of deer activity. I have walked this property many times, huge bedding areas. Tripod stand would be ideal for this property. Westside of property has larger trees for stands. Parking area up front. You can walk the old railroad bed to sneak into back of property. Unit 8F

UNIT 11 - LINN COUNTY OVER 3000 ACRES - Short Term Lease till June 1, 2024. Are you a passionate hunter seeking a hunting lease spanning over 3000 continuous acres? If so, check out this promising waterfowl hunting with whitetail hunting as a bonus. This exclusive opportunity is located less than 2 miles away from the renowned Marais des Cygnes Wildlife Area and a mere 5 miles from the La Cygne Lake Cooling Reservoir. Situated in the migratory bird southeast region, this hunting lease is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts. It offers the potential for years of exhilarating deer and waterfowl hunting experiences. Remarkably, the landowners have not permitted hunting for several years, preserving its wildlife population. There are new farm tenants on this property. They will be clearing the overgrowth on levees and around field edges, addressing drainage issues in the past. Additionally, the tenants will also carry out a responsible hardwood harvest over the next few years. It's important to note that all efforts will be made to ensure minimal disruption to your hunting experience. The current aerial photos may not be accurate.

UNIT 11 - FRANKLIN COUNTY 92 ACRES - Short Term Lease till June 1,2024 Whether you're a passionate deer or turkey hunter, this 92-acre hunting lease in Franklin County, Kansas, offers a combination of natural features that make it a promising location for your hunting endeavors. The mix of crops and timber create an attractive habitat for game, not to mention Middle Creek flowing along the entire eastern edge of the property. This will make a great hunting opportunity for those seeking an outdoor adventure in this beautiful Kansas landscape. Overall, this hunting lease seems to offer a promising hunting experience for those who appreciate the natural beauty and diverse habitat of Franklin County, Kansas. However, it's essential to hunt responsibly while respecting landowner and farm tenants request. No salt blocks or any hunting paraphernalia in the tillable area. Stay off of areas of the farm that are tillable because it's a no till farm. There are two entrances to the farm. Please don't block either entrance. ATV's can be used to set up stands, place feeders and retrieve deer, weather permitting. When it's muddy, the landowner doesn't want ATV's to cause ruts. ATV's should not be driven through crops that have not been harvested. There are obvious areas where ATV's can be driven that is not part of the tillable acres of the farm. The finger on the westside of the property has recently been removed to help with drainage issues so the maps are incorrect in that area. We have added a photo below showing the removal area.

80 acres in Antelope County, NE. Located just under an hour from Norfolk and 10 minutes north of Clearwater. This property has 20 acres of corn/bean rotation (corn 2023), 20 acres of timber and 40 acres of pasture. This is a nice hunting property with an abundance of deer and other wildlife. Good tree cover to place stands or other areas for ground blinds. Depending on the seasons and rainfall the catch ponds will provide water to wildlife. Landowner claims you will have the chance to hunt deer, turkey, fox, coyote & bobcat. Lessee will be able to use the deer stand that is already on the property. Cattle do graze this property and the landowner is flexible on when they are put on in the spring and removed in the fall. Pending weather, the cattle will be off the property on Oct.15. The property has easy access along with a locked gate. $2 Million Hunting Liability Insurance Included.

GREAT HABITAT SURROUNDING CROP FIELDS IN POSEY COUNTY, INDIANA This 127 acres is a rolling farm with great deer hunting opportunities, along with turkeys in the spring. There is a lot of sign in and around the crop fields. There will be a cover crop planted most years to prevent erosion. This could be an attractant to the local deer especially when most crops have been harvested. There should be multiple stand set locations for different wind directions. There is access off of St. Phillips Rd on the West side and off of Denzer Rd on the East side. ATV's can be used for hunting related purposes only. The lease is a 12 month exclusive lease unless the auction ends after September 1st. In that event the lease will expire on September 1st the following year. The property is only 25 minutes away from several hotels, restaurants, stores for all your needs. Evansville Regional Airport is only 25 minutes away.

FINE LOOKING TEXAS COUNTY LEASE!! This farm has a great layout and good access from the east and west sides. Lots of timber and perfect cleared openings nestled along the Big Piney River. Lots of mast producing hardwoods with some pines. Constant water. Texas county seems to end up in the top 5 harvest counties in Missouri every year. This is a beautiful area and a sportsman's dream destination. Owner reports strong deer numbers and added that the river seems to provide a main travel corridor for the deer in this area. Should be plenty of turkeys in the mix as well. The owner is in the process of converting some rustic barn space into living quarters. There may be lodging options depending on progress. Good camping sites on the property. There are some cows present on the west side of the property, however, they are fenced out of the timber/prime hunting areas. The cost of the hunting liability insurance is included in the lease cost.

Now available 95 acres good all around hunting ground don't miss your opportunity on this one... call for permission to walk , or take site on seen, your personnel hunting land awaits! Unit 5C Elevation 950 ft

Slamming of a property south of Plattsburgh NY, Access is via John Boswell Rd. Gate on road. Insurance included in lease price, wont last long call today to schedule a walk thorough or take site on seen, Unit 5C