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616 Acres, Brown County, Clear Lake Homestead

Clear Lake Homestead consists of 616.63+/- acres of quality income producing pasture ground that offers year-round fishing, deer and duck hunting, and has private access to the Lake. Clear Lake is stocked with Bluegill, Crappie, Largemouth Bass and Yellow Perch.

There are three registered wells consisting of one solar, one electric with a hydrant and one windmill.

This property already has electricity and a water well in place making it the perfect location for your dream home or cabin. This original homestead is a perfect combination of relaxing sunsets, various types of recreational fun as well as providing the owner the opportunity to generate revenue if they so choose.

Clear Lake Homestead is located 18 miles South of Ainsworth on Highway 7 and 8 miles West on Elsmere Road with good access.

Legal Description:
6 26 23 PT NENE, SENE & NESE Total 109.59 Acres
5 26 23 SWNE, NW, PT. SW & PT. SE Total 507.04 Acres

Taxes: $4,018.82

Address: Ainsworth, NE 69210
County: Brown

1400 Acres, Dawes County, Pine Ridge Big Game Paradise

Attention elk hunters, this is a big game trophy hunter’s dream property! Strategically placed dryland crop fields act as both income and food plot for the numerous elk, mule deer, whitetail deer, wild turkey and even the occasional Bighorn Sheep. The property has been developed with 5 water tanks operated via pipelines from 2 wells and cross-fenced for conservative grazing. There are two live springs on the property that also run year-round, assuring that the wildlife sticks around when the winter comes. One spring is near the entrance to the property off Highway 385 and it forms a fascinating creek, which then drops off underground under a massive rock! Another spring is located towards the northeastern part of the property, and it forms a creek that winds through a ravine. The property is well developed with trails throughout.

The amount of hand-wrought labor on this property cannot be overstated. A small part of the fire that went through the area 15 years ago hit this ranch. The fire brought re-invigorated grass, and now new pines are growing there among some of the thickest and tallest pasture in Dawes County. The rest of the property has been largely fire-proofed by hand trimming the pines up to about 7 feet throughout this 1400 acre property! This monumental effort means that if fire ever comes again, it will only burn the grass and underbrush, but the established trees will remain. This has also given the property a park-like feel, increasing the light and air circulation so thicker grasses grow, and allowing for easier grazing for big-antlered elk and deer. The property abuts US Forest Service lands on the north and east that are also maintained for wildlife management. The Pine Ridge Job Corp Center is adjacent to the south. A long-established prairie chicken leck is just over the fence line on the Forest Service land and prairie chickens are often seen and hunted on this property. The wild turkey population is strong, and they are usually found on the property. There is an elevated blind with electricity and heat strategically located near one of the dryland fields, and many trophy elk have been harvested from the comfort of that blind. The property’s trails are such that you can drive a full-size vehicle throughout, but a side by side would give you greater access to more areas. This property is beautifully managed, but largely left alone to keep it wild. The beauty of this property really must be seen to be fully appreciated!

The present owner has maintained and improved the property with its value as wildlife habitat as the top priority. While there is income off the grazing and farming leases, the leaseholders understand the emphasis on habitat conservation and have been great tenants.

This property generates enough income to cover the taxes and have some left over to cover any minor repairs to fences on this property.

Income Potential:
In 2023, the cattle tenant ran 62 pairs for a total of 3 months, 19 days for $10,137.00. The farmer tenant had 219 acres for $7,665.

Legal Description:
All West of the 6th P.M. Dawes County Nebraska
33-32-24 SW4
32-32-48 S2NW4, SW4NE4, SW4, W2SE4
32-32-48 SE4NE4, E2SE4
6-31-48 NE4, NE4NW4, PT.SE4NW4, PT.NW4SE4, PT.E2SE4-E OF HWY
5-31-48 W2, NW4NE4, S2NE4
31-32-48 PT.S2SE4,PT.W2

Taxes: $9,489.74

Address: Chadron, NE 69337
County: Dawes

660 Acres, Dawson and Lincoln County, Gothenburg Pasture and Wildlife

Discover the unparalleled beauty and utility of the Gothenburg Pasture and Wildlife, a prime piece of Nebraska canyon land real estate. With exceptional county road access and breathtaking views of the Platte Valley, this property is a rare find. The diverse landscape includes scenic canyon pasture, multiple water sources, and easy accessibility.

Wildlife enthusiasts will appreciate the abundant deer, turkey, and bobcat populations, while the numerous mature hardwood trees and wild berry shrubs add to the property’s natural charm. For hunters, the well-equipped deer cabin provides a perfect retreat.

The property supports approximately 70 pairs for a 6-month grazing season, making it ideal for agricultural use. Additionally, the land is largely free of cedar trees, enhancing its appeal and usability.

Don’t miss this opportunity to own a spectacular piece of Nebraska’s canyon land, offering both recreational and agricultural potential.

**Contact us today to schedule a viewing of the Gothenburg Pasture and Wildlife!**

Details:
Views: Stunning views of the Platte Valley to the North
Landscape: Scenic canyon pasture
Water Sources:
– Two windmills
– One with a submersible pump with generator hookup
– One with a solar submersible pump
– Several stock ponds
Access:
– Easy access with 2 county road entry points
– Convenient access to water sites
Wildlife: Deer, turkey, bobcat
Vegetation: Many mature hardwood trees and wild berry shrubs
Grazing: Can run approximately 70 pairs for a 6-month grazing season
Condition: Relatively free of cedar trees
Deer Cabin: Located on the west edge in Lincoln County, the modest “deer cabin” is perfect for a weekend hunt with friends. Equipped with nearly everything you need for a comfortable stay.

Legal Description
E1/2NE1/4 & NE1/4SE1/4 Section 13- Township 10- Range 26 West of the 6th P.M. Lincoln County, Nebraska.
PT E1/2 W CO RD NO 409 & W1/2 Section 18- Township 10- Range 25 West of the 6th P.M. Dawson County, Nebraska.

Taxes: $8,441

Address: Gothenburg, NE 69138
County: Dawson and Lincoln

442 Acres, Lincoln County Sandhills Pasture

This piece of Nebraska land is as pretty as a picture. With 442± acres, Lincoln County Sandhills Pasture is very well maintained. The fence quality is excellent with livestock water provided by a windmill and tank that is located on the North side of the property. This property sits just North of North Platte within minutes from town. Agent note: There is a recorded access easement in place on South entrance to property.

Lincoln County Sandhills Pasture Carrying Capacity Estimate

442.78± A/C
442.78 x .65 AUM = 287.81
288 / 12 = 24 AU’S
12 mo / .65 AUMS = 18.46 ac / AU
24 AUS x .80 = 19 Cows
288 / 5 months / 1.6 BWE = 36 pair
36 pair x $70 x 5 months = $12,600.00 grass income or 28.46/ac

Legal Description: E1/2 & PT. W1/2 13-15-30 442.78 A. NORTH PLATTE LINCOLN COUNTY NE.

Taxes: $3,925.96

Address: North Platte, NE 69101
County: Lincoln

307 Acres, Cheyenne County Home and Range

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The property is being marketed as a whole, as well as in parcels.

Cheyenne County Range
281.88± acres | $257,100
Legal Description: Pt. S31-T17N-R52W of the 6th P.M. Cheyenne County Nebraska – to be determined by survey

This excellent hardland range has not been grazed for the 2024 or 2025 grazing season, and is completely fenced. There is a pipeline that runs directly North of the homesite to a tank located in the middle of the rangeland. That pipeline also runs adjacent to the West. The current owner once held the lease for the school section to the West. The pipeline to the school section is in place, but capped since the current owner decided not to keep renewing the lease. There is also a well that has been drilled with the casing installed in the Northeast corner of the property. A solar well would need to be installed at this location.

Cheyenne County Homesite and Acreage
25.76± acres | $469,560
Legal Description: Pt. SE1/4 SE1/4 S31-T17N-R52W of the 6th P.M. Cheyenne County Nebraska – to be determined by survey

Cheyenne County Homesite and Acreage’s home features a modern, roomy addition to an original bricked farmhouse. The home has an enormous, bright and airy great room as it’s main gathering area featuring large windows and great views to the east which overlook the orchard of nut trees. A dining area is open to the kitchen and a countertop doubles as a bar for guest enjoying a drink while chatting with the chef.

The home has four bedrooms, two on the main floor, a bedroom and a playroom/storage room upstairs, and a bedroom at garden level, along with the laundry room, and a large rec room. The downstairs bathroom is brand new with an Onyx shower. Across the hall is a small “men’s bathroom” where someone with dirty boots or clothes can come in through the garage for a quick trip to the loo without dirtying up the clean, gleaming full bathroom!

The home has two sliding glass doors on the South side in preparation for a huge deck that has yet to be built. A large deck that overlooks the gurgling waterfall and pond would make fantastic gathering and dining space. A solid windbreak of pine protects the house from the northwest wind, and an established shelterbelt protects the entire property on the north side. This area is known for great mule deer hunting and occasional upland game hunting as well. This homesite would make a fantastic place to calve or overwinter yearlings.

NOTE: Owner to retain 50% of all mineral rights

Outbuildings:

40 x 100 Quonset Machine Shed
40 x 60 Utility Building
Four (4) Steel grain storage bins 15’ x 29’ diameter
7’ Diameter Feed bin with a steel hopper bottom
Barn
Attached metal lean-to with 4 parking stalls
Loafing shed
Small original homestead house
Various smaller sheds and outbuildings

Address: 7316 Road 56, Potter, NE 69156
County: Cheyenne

145 Acres, Cherry County- Churchill Acres

Churchill Acres is a hunters dream recreational property for sale located just 4 miles North and 1 mile East of Valentine, NE. The entire place is full of beauty and borders Nebraska Game and Parks land. The property is 146.2 acres and has beautiful canyon views all around it. There is an older farm house on the property that is being sold “as is”. It was recently lived in, and is in fair condition. This would make a perfect hunting retreat/cabin. The property is fully fenced and produced around 50 round bales last year. Please call or text for any information or your private showing.

Legal Description: PT NWNW S1/2NW NESW 146.2 ACRES 19-34-27

Taxes: $783

Address: Valentine, NE 69201
County: Cherry

319 Acres, Brown County- Sand Draw Creek Acres

Sand Draw Creek Acres consists of 319.67+/- county deeded acres located 4.5 miles North of Ainsworth off Highway 20 & 429th Avenue. There are two solar powered wells that were drilled in 2020 and Sand Draw Creek, a tributary of Bone Creek, runs through the property. Extensive tree removal has been done and is cross fenced for grazing. The owner rates the carrying capacity at 40 pairs for the grazing season. The natural draws and neighboring cornfields create a natural habitat for the deer and turkey to roam through.

Legal Description: 33 31 22 N1/2 319.67± acres

Taxes: $2,166.48

Address: Ainsworth, NE 69210
County: Brown

534 Acres, Lincoln County – Cedar Canyon Ranch

Along the Northwest corner of Jeffrey Reservoir sits this Nebraska Ranch for Sale, the Cedar Canyon Ranch, a high-quality grass canyon pasture with significant cedar tree removal and excellent access. Currently, this property is open for the 2024 grazing season. Much care has been taken to not over-graze the land, and with last season’s abundant rainfall this property is ready for grazing. There is excellent water on the land that has a unique ability for the herd to access the canal system for water, along with two stock wells and two stock ponds that are strategically located around the land.

There are also recreational opportunities on this property such as, hunting for mule deer, whitetail deer, wild turkey, and elk.

Carry Capacity Estimate:
534.57± acres x .65 AUM = 347 AUM
347 AUMS / 12 months = 29 AU’S
12 months/.65 AUM = 18.46 AC/AU
29 AUS x .80 = 23 cows
347 AUMS / 5 months/ 1.6 BWE = 43 pair
43 pair x $70 x 5 months = $15,050.00 gross income, or 28.15/AC

Legal Description
EAST 1/2 WEST 1/2 & PT. WEST 1/2WEST1/2 AND PART EAST 1/2 32-12-27 534.57 ACRES BRADY, LINCOLN COUNTY, NEBRASKA

Taxes: $4,382.66

Address: Brady, NE 69123
County: Lincoln

320 Acres, Keith County – Roscoe Pivot and Grass-Absolute Auction

ABSOLUTE AUCTION March 6, 2024 | 1:30 PM MST
To be held live at the Quality Inn | 201 Chuckwagon Rd. | Ogallala, NE

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Bidder Certification Form can be found under the Documents Tab.

Roscoe Pivot and Grass is a prime half section of pivot irrigated and grass land for sale located in a excellent farming community Southeast of Roscoe, Nebraska. The irrigated land boasts quality Class II Bayard Very fine sandy loam and III Sarben loamy fine sand soils. This property also has good county road access along the North boundary (East 70 Road). The grassland is fenced out from the pivot and would make an excellent parcel for grazing while adding diversity to the pivot irrigated ground.

Key Features:

This farm is located near several grain markets, including ethanol plants and several feedyards.
The pivot is an 1980 model, 8 tower Lockwood with a Sargent Electric Submersible pump.
Livestock tank at the pivot point for access to water during cornstalk grazing.
There is an additional 37.31 acres of irrigation rights that were used on the side-roll farm. There are 129.28 Twin Platte NRD CIA’s under pivot irrigation.
The grassland portion is completely fenced out with the exception of small portion in the Northeast corner (approximately 850 feet). The buyer will be responsible for this portion of fence after closing.
There are many hunting opportunities on this property as well.

Utilities:
Electric service provided by Midwest Electric of Grant, NE.

Well Info:
G-031402

At time of drilling:
Pump Rate: 1,742 gpm
Pump Column Diameter: 8”
Total Depth: 190’
Static Water Level: 57’
Pumping Water Level: 113’

Legal Description: E 1/2 Section 22- Township 13- Range 37 West of the 6th P.M. Keith County, Nebraska

Address: Roscoe, NE 69153
County: Keith

318 Acres, Dawes County – Dawes County Grass and Irrigated

Dawes County Grass and Irrigated acres is a very productive half section of Nebraska farmland for sale in southern Dawes County. There are 251 acres of grass and 63 acres of irrigation under an older Zimmatic pivot. The irrigation well had a new pump put on one year ago, and it’s a very good well. The pivot does have drops installed on it. There is currently an older stand of alfalfa/grass on it. Access to this property is very good. It’s located 23 miles south and 1/2 mile west of Chadron, Nebraska with a county road forming the south boundary of the property.

There is a seasonal creek with a pond at the south end of the property, so there is some sub-irrigated meadow. The Sellers summer approximately 40 pairs for five months on the grass. There is a submersible stock well and three stock tanks located in the pastures. The deer hunting is very good on this property. Call Scott with any questions on this very nice grass, and irrigated combo unit.

Legal Description: W1/2 S08-T29N-R48W of the 6th P.M. Dawes County Nebraska

Taxes: $3,057.66

Address: Chadron, NE 69337
County: Dawes