Brad Hand

This wildlife sanctuary along the banks of the Marais Des Cygnes river feels and hunts like a farm twice its size. The elevations change nearly a hundred feet from the high beautiful bluffs down to the riverbank. The deer sign on this farm will get anyone excited, there are fresh rubs and scrapes everywhere you look. Multigenerational timber, brushy hillsides, and established food plots make up

Lying on the banks of the Little Osage River in Vernon County, Missouri, is this breathtaking 530 acre mixture of crops, river bottom timber, and wildlife habitat. The property is made up of large productive crop fields, big blocks of timber, and scattered pockets of brush and native grass stands. The property's Southern border is defined by over a mile of the Little Osage River. Though the focus

Located in Bourbon County, Kansas, the land of giant whitetails and gobbling long-beards, sits this one-of-a-kind farm and beautifully finished lodge. Water, food, and cover are the main ingredients when it comes to growing big deer and this farm has it all. Food is provided not only by way of lush alfalfa and crop fields on the farm but also by the surrounding crop fields bordering the property.

It's a very tall order to find a farm with great deer hunting, along with the ability to shoot ducks as well. This wildlife mecca has been maintained for quality cover and water, income-producing crop ground, and big whitetails. Every inch of this farm is game holding. From the 120 acres of productive crop ground rented out at $150 per acre to the marshes and mature native grass stand and

First and foremost, this is a high-quality income-producing crop farm with a high percentage of productive crop ground. Yet, without question, one could easily set up and harvest a nice deer or turkey traveling through the southern block of timber on an annual basis. Seventy percent of the soils on this farm are of Class 2 quality, primarily made up of Barden Silt and Barco Loam; the remaining

Whether you're looking to add some productive crop ground to your portfolio or you have dreams of building a duck marsh in a superb waterfowl area in Western Missouri, this 78 acre farm provides the opportunity for both. With approximately 64 acres in crop production and a great annual income, this would be a great investment for the buyer whose focus is return on investment. A great local farmer

Located three and a half miles South of Winfield sits this very productive piece of mostly tillable ground. In addition to the income generated from the crops, there is a great opportunity for someone to divide into estate-sized lots. Water and electricity are nearby. The double-crop soybeans are some of the best I've seen in the area, showcasing its great productivity. The seller is open to

This is what everyone seems to be looking for, big mature timber. The amount of acorns on the ground during the Fall on this farm is wild. The current owner is an avid turkey hunter who's hunted all over the country and this farm is said to be one of the best turkey spots he's ever seen. I can say with certainty and personal knowledge that this immediate area produces more top-end deer than any

With a newer, well-maintained home and a shop with a concrete floor in place on a gorgeous property in the middle of a major waterfowl area, this property has the potential to be exceptional. The Neosho River and multiple wetland properties provide the water and habitat for thousands of mallards to use this area on an annual basis. Some of the largest waterfowl property managers in the state have