Mark Battles

Tucked away at the end of a quiet dead-end road, this 60.7-acre Price County property offers a desirable combination of productive open ground, privacy, and quality hunting habitat. The acreage includes a mix of tillable fields and wooded cover, creating strong edge habitat and natural transition areas throughout the property. The open ground provides agricultural value while also offering

This 105.5-acre Price County property offers a diverse mix of wooded hunting ground, prairie grasses, mature timber, and mixed understory. A variety of hardwoods and evergreens, including maple, oak, aspen, and elm, create excellent habitat diversity, while the numerous transitions between timber, prairie, and heavier cover provide the kind of edge habitat that deer and other wildlife naturally

This 93.3-acre Price County property is primarily open agricultural ground, with the majority currently planted in soybeans. Located along a quiet, secluded road with very little through traffic, the property offers a peaceful rural setting and a substantial amount of usable acreage. In addition to continued row-crop production, portions of the open ground could also lend themselves well to hay

Just outside Claremont and less than 1.5 hours from the Twin Cities Metro, this approximately 125-acre property offers a rare combination of outstanding wildlife habitat, recreation, and potential building sites. The majority of the acreage is enrolled in conservation programs, with management focused on native prairie, grasslands, wetlands, and upland habitat. County Judicial Ditch #7 and

Just outside Claremont and less than 1.5 hours from the Twin Cities Metro, this approximately 160-acre property offers a rare combination of conservation income, outstanding wildlife habitat, recreation, and a +/- 6 acre potential building site. The majority of the acreage is enrolled in conservation programs, with management focused on native prairie, grasslands, wetlands, and upland habitat. A