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80 Acres, Lincoln County, Wellfleet Home and Acreage

Looking for a hunter’s retreat right in the big game zone? Look no further! At Wellfleet Home and Acreage you are surrounded with wildlife. White tail deer, mule deer, and occasionally bull elk inhabit the area especially during the “rut,” and this is one of the best turkey spots in the state. This property would be a nice starter ranch, as there will be the possibility to acquire more contiguous land down the road.

Wellfleet Home and Acreage would be perfect for horse lovers. The trails and roads in this area offer top notch views of the rolling hills and abundant trees. The homestead also has corrals and a hydrant to water livestock.

Home and Acreage Info
Home: 1,234 sqft., 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, home does have a loft which would be good for storage or another bedroom with electric heat, window A/C unit.

New metal roof on home

Farrowing barn: 25×48 with water and propane heat, a/c

Quonset 32×48 with dirt floor

Detached garage 26×26

Open shed 10×20

Septic system

Two wells on the land: one domestic well, one irrigation well located on parcel #0109763.00

Legal Description:

Parcel # 0106730.00 PT. E1/2 SE1/4 LYING S. OF COUNTY ROAD 11-9-30 43 A

Parcel # 0109763.00 PT. LYING SOUTH OF COUNTY ROAD & LYING WEST OF EXISTING
FENCE IN 12-9-30 53A

Taxes: $1,976.16

Address: 41459 South Mitchell Rd., Wellfleet, NE 69170
County: Lincoln

357 Acres, Western Scotts Bluff County Grass

Here is a very nice pasture in western Scotts Bluff county. It has good grass and Owl Creek flows through the pasture. The current owners use this in the fall prior to moving cows to cornstalks. It works very good for a fall pasture and has been taken care of nicely. The owners put 60 pair on the pasture for 45-90 days. In past years when moisture was good, they have also put up some hay on the creek. Approximately 3⁄4 of the pasture has new 4 wire fence. There are two sources of water, Owl creek and a seasonal solar well. There would be some deer and antelope traveling through the pasture to create some hunting opportunities also. Call for more info or a showing of this good pasture.

Legal Description: PT NW (S OF CANAL) 27-22-57, PT NE (S OF CANAL), 27-22-57, SE NW 27-22-57, SW, W1/2 SE 27-22-57 All West of the 6th P.M. Scotts Bluff County Nebraska

Taxes: $2,226.64

Address: Scottsbluff, NE 69361
County: Scotts Bluff

690 Acres, Custer County, Middle Loup River Ranch

Middle Loup River Ranch is located just West of Sargent, Nebraska along the pristine Middle Loup River. This property has tremendous access along Sargent River Road and is the perfect sanctuary for wildlife as well as income potential from grazing and haying. The South hills have been improved with multiple water sites via an electric submersible well and pipeline flowing to rubber tire tanks. Easy road access allows for getting cattle in and out of the property a breeze.

The river pasture is set up perfectly for both haying and grazing. The mature trees along the West end of the property add both protection for wildlife and cattle and they allow for ample deer stand opportunities. The East end provides a large pond area perfect for a migrating waterfowl refuge or a peaceful spot to set up camp! With nearly a mile of Middle Loup River and excellent access, you have the perfect property for a quick trip in the kayak or inner tube. Just short of 6 miles to Sargent, the river portion of the property could provide the opportunity to start up the perfect recreational/ agri-tourism business by running an outfitting business for tanking or kayaking.

Sargent is known for its scenic riverfront and located a half mile north of the Middle Loup River, it is the key to the Middle Loup. This region is known for its large variety of wildlife, beautiful scenery, outdoor activities, and hunting lodges. Sargent’s economy is based primarily on agriculture with other patches of industry. Sargent is a great place to live, work, visit and do business.

According to the Custer County Tourism page Sargent offers several shopping venues and multiple restaurants. Sargent is also known as the antique capital of Nebraska, with 13 antique stores. If you want to find that one of a kind piece, you could bet it’s here!

Sargent is also located just 30 minutes North of Broken Bow, which provides a regional hub for shopping, groceries, lodging, food options, sales/parts as well as an airstrip for those looking to fly into the area.

This property lends an unlimited amount of potential, plus the benefit of steady income from grazing or haying, that you don’t want to miss out on owning such a neat property in Custer County, Nebraska. Call today for additional details or to set up your private showing.

Legal Description: Section 11-Township 19- Range 19 LOTS 5-8 N OF RD 71; W1/2SW1/4 S OF ROAD #71 & E1/2SW, SE1/4, LOTS 5-8 S OF RD #71, Section 11- Township 19- Range 19W; N1/2SW LOTS 4-5 S OF RD 71 Section 12- Township 19- Range 19 W; N1/2NE1/4 Section 14- Township 19- Range 19 all West of the 6th P.M. Custer County, Nebraska

Taxes: $7,462.68

Address: Sargent, Nebraska 68847
County: Custer

96 Acres, Dawes County, Mule Deer Haven at Sunrise Ridge

A great weekend retreat for horse back riding, hunting ground for mule deer, or build site for a dream home! The location is perfect, being just under 8 miles south of Crawford, 10 miles from Fort Robinson, and 31 miles from Chadron.

The property has a 50’ x 36’ shop with a 14’ and a 12’ garage door with a private graveled drive off a shared road. The shop also has plumbing rough-ins with a low volume septic system for the shop and RV hookup. On the east side of the shop there is a site set up for a camper with 50 amp electrical hookup, and water and sewer hookups. There is also a 30 amp electrical hookup on the north side of the shop. There are 3 1/2 acres fenced around the shop- 2 acres of that are planted in alfalfa.

There are two livestock tanks- one on the west boundary that’s shared with the neighbor, and the other in the bottom east end. The lower tank supply line runs both above and underground, with a shutoff and pressure regulator.

This property has a lot of mule deer, with the occasional whitetail and mountain lion. On the lower east side of the property you’ll find a two level heated blind with a “garage” area for a 4-wheeler.

Note: There is currently a verbal lease with a neighbor to run 40 head-producing $1,100 of income annually. There is also a recorded agreement with a neighbor for their well to supply both domestic and livestock water.

Legal Description: 11 30 52 SW4NE4, W2SE4NE4, NW4, PT SW4, PT N2SE4

Taxes: $1,290.14

Address: Crawford, NE 69339
County: Dawes

592 Acres, Keith County, Alkali Game Reserve

Alkali game reserve on the South Platte River near Roscoe, Nebraska is one of the highest quality river properties that has been available for sale in many years.

Many trees have been removed throughout the property, opening up areas along the river for strutting tom turkeys to roam as well as whitetail and mule deer. The area outside the accretion ground to the North provides many recreational opportunities for waterfowl. There is a slough, four solar wells, and a pond that could provide the perfect roost spot for migrating birds. The pond could easily be enlarged to host more birds as well. The three miles of river corridor is amazing water for ducks and geese. The South Platte River has a perfect flow for waterfowl to get sand after feeding, and is also used as a roost.

The West side of the property has roughly 180± acres of dryland corn that would make the perfect space for a goose pit to hunt both ducks and geese as the birds fly east/west through that area in abundance. A new owner could easily expand the agriculture by planting more corn and/or alfalfa. With three miles of property, there is potential to install more in-ground blinds giving more opportunities for hunting either side of the existing pond/slough without disturbing roosting waterfowl.

In summary, Alkali Game Reserve is what its name suggests. This is a top notch hunting property with mixed bag potential, good income, and excellent water sources. When other properties are out of water this one shines.

History: This area has deep roots in western history. The Alkali Station was a stopping place on the Overland Trail during the 1800’s. It also served as a Pony Express station in 1860-61. The station provided many settlers and travelers with food, water, and shelter. During the Civil War the Alkali Station became an Army post, and several battles were fought here. A historical marker, just North of the property, describes the full breadth of history here.

Acres:
Accretion: 336.11±
Dryland: 180.54±
Grass: 64.55±
Farmsite: .36±
Total: 592.69±

Legal Description:

That portion of sections two (2), Three (3), and Four (4), lying North of the South Platte River and South of the Union Pacific Railroad right-of-way, in Township Thirteen (13) North, Range Thirty-seven (37), West of the 6th P.M., in Keith County, Nebraska, together with all accretions thereto.

That portion of Section Five (5) lying East of the Keith County Road East H South, lying North of the South Platte River and South of the Union Pacific Railroad right-of-way, in Township Thirteen (13) North, Range Thirty-seven (37), West of the 6th P.M., in Keith County, Nebraska, together with all accretions thereto.

Taxes: $5,871.06

Address: Roscoe, NE 69153
County: Keith

51 Acres, Lincoln County, Maxwell Hunter’s Hideaway

Better hurry, this will go fast! A small stream from a canal winds through this alfalfa field, with wooded cover for the shy whitetails venturing from the river to the alfalfa fields. The mule deer come from the hills in the south, and this stream is the first water they hit. The stream is fed by numerous small springs, and it stays open through the winter.

This property has plenty of hemp and false sunflowers, and there are doves in droves! You might kick up a few pheasant in the fall, and the wild turkey are prolific. With cover, live water, and a nearly endless source of high protein feed, this property packs a lot of value into 51 acres!

Included with this listing is a 40’x 58’ Quonset to store your 4-wheelers, pop-up blinds, and any other toys that will make your little hunting hideaway all the more fun! Affordable recreational properties like these go fast, so don’t wait!

Note: All tree blinds and stands will be removed prior to closing.

Legal Description: PT. SE1/4 14-12-28 West of the 6th P.M. Lincoln County Nebraska

Taxes: $1,285.74

Address: Brady, NE 69123
County: Lincoln

300 Acres, Frontier County Grass and Wildlife

Are you looking for a top notch deer spot that holds trophy mule deer? Look no further…this highly productive range land is inundated with deer, turkey and surrounded with agriculture. This is the perfect habitat for wildlife to thrive. In 2024, the Seller put in a solar well and tank in the canyon bottom to provide needed water for grazing cattle and the abundance of deer that live there.

This property has been cross-fenced into two pasture, which is ideal for grazing purposes.

Agent note: This property has excellent county road access with a perpetual easement to the entrance of the land.

Estimated Income
300 acres @ $18,000

Legal Description: PT 26-7-29. 35-7-29 WEST OF THE 6TH PM, FRONTIER CO. NEBRASKA

Taxes: $2,648.36

Address: Curtis, NE 69025
County: Frontier

7 Acres, Custer County, Dunning Road Acreage Site

“Spectacular” and “Affordable” don’t often appear together on a country acreage, but it sure does here! Located 3.5 miles north of Arnold, this approximately 7.8 acre property has several feet of elevation gain off of the paved county road. Any home built here would have incredible views of the canyon land to the southeast. The views to the west are amazing as well… A huge sunset sky above the crop land gives way to the more dramatic canyon land beyond.

There is so much to watch from this location! The center of this property is a little hill that overlooks an island
of large plateaus that have been flattened out for crops. Huge numbers of deer inhabit the canyon systems
that surround this island. One of the main “highways” the deer use to access the crops from the canyon to the southeast leads right up through this property. Watch all the deer traffic streaming to and from the fields at dawn and dusk right past your elevated deck! Undoubtedly you will have flocks of Turkey stroll through. Numerous species of songbirds are in full force here during the summer!

The south end of the property is mostly rough canyon entrance and exit points. The north end is lower and flatter, and would make a good spot for outbuildings and perhaps a couple horse pens. The Sandhills Open Road Race comes right past this point on Dunning Rd, and this is a thrilling place to watch them go by! Host friends and family for race parties! What fun! Little slices of heaven like this don’t come around very often, and this won’t last long!

Legal Description: PAR IN E1/2 LYING E OF RD 33-18-25 West of the 6th P.M. Custer County, Nebraska

Taxes: $78.56

Address: Arnold, NE 69120
County: Lincoln

618 Acres, Box Butte County – Rooster Junction

This is a unique opportunity to own a hunting paradise. This 618-acre piece has been highly developed for many years into a successful hunting preserve. The owner has decided to retire. This is a premier recreation paradise that pays for itself. The existing pivot could be the source of income to pay for all birds, food plots, and management to say the least. Extensive matured habitat attracts a lot of game. There’s currently an abundance of wild pheasants on the premises, plus add to that the augmentation of gamebirds throughout the season and you have a bird hunters paradise. It has been run as a controlled shooting area which means you can hunt from September 1 to March 31 and hunt with no limits. ALL of this can all be paid for from the income of the pivot, in addition, there is 1 mile of Box Butte creek running through the property. It is a warm water creek and attracts a great deal of waterfowl throughout the season, with two high quality duck blinds that are more than a half mile apart. Add to that trophy mule deer and Whitetail deer and you have an extremely unique piece of property that truly cannot be matched anywhere in the state of Nebraska. To follow is an estimated income and expense showing the potential of the pivot. By planting the food plot strips each year it attracts all the game in the area. The food plots, of course, would not be harvested and would be left for the wildlife. That’s what makes this property so appealing to upland birds, waterfowl, and big game such as mule deer and Whitetail.

The Owner has developed an exceptional addition to the property with a 5 acre area flooded with millet to attract waterfowl and other animals by installing an 8” buried pipe to the field to supply water to that spot. *Agent note-Ice eaters could be installed for excellent hunting through the entire season along the Box Butte Creek that runs east and west across the property.

The late spring rain has changed the looks of the property drastically! The food plots on the farms are awesome, the tree rows are outstanding with new growth. The nesting pheasants will soon be out with chicks as well as fawns from whitetail and mule deer. *Agent note-The owner has trapped predators extensively for 15 years promoting wildlife survival.

Income
110± pivot acres @ $230/acre = $25,300
CRP Payment: $6,896 + $2,157 = $9,053
$150/ton or $19,500 ($100/bale)
Total Gross Income: $53,853

Expenses
Pivot maintenance: $2,000
Insurance: $2,000
Liability: $1,500
Real Estate Taxes: $8,531
Total expenses: $14,031

Total Net Income: $25,791

Legal Description: All S33 T27N R47W of the 6th P.M. Box Butte County, NE

Taxes: $8,531.92

Address: Alliance, NE 69301
County: Box Butte

145 Acres, Keith County, South Platte River Bottom Lore

Located in the heart of the Central Flyway just East of Paxton, Nebraska is a quality mixed bag property. The abundance of hardwoods and cedars make it the perfect hiding spot for whitetail deer with an occasional mule deer, wild turkeys of multiple varieties, waterfowl and trapping opportunities as well. There is a well point that, with some updating, could be used to irrigate food plots in strategic areas and/or develop wetlands with water control structures to improve waterfowl habitat. According to the survey there is nearly one mile stretch of river frontage and habitat with two access points, one form the east and one from the west. The easements have been recorded and are part of the Union Pacific railroad “right-of-way”.

Agent note: A good portion of the South boundary includes both sides of the main stream of channel.

Taxes: 2023-Exempt | 2024 estimated taxes: $1,097.01

Address: Paxton, NE 69155
County: Keith