Duane McClain

$200,000

73 Acres

Wauneta, Nebraska, 69045

PROPERTY HIGHLIGHTS:• LOCATED EAST OF THE ENDERS GOLF COURSE AT ENDERS, NE IN SOUTHEASTERN CHASE COUNTY• LOCATED ONE HALF MILE NORTH OF THE FRENCHMAN CREEK • ACCESSED PROVIDED BY MINIMUM MAINTENANCE ROAD WITH ACCESS FROM THE WEST AND THE NORTH • TERRAIN AND TREE COVER PROMOTING WILDLIFE HABITAT• GOOD BIG GAME HUNTING AND RECREATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES• 73 TAXED ACRES• ASKING $220,000.00This property has an array of possibilities and desirable qualities for the hunter and recreationalist and includes grazing income potential. It’s proximity to Enders Golf Course and Enders Reservoir State Recreation Area makes it desirable for any outdoor enthusiast. It’s vicinity to these enviable sites, it’s serene traits and available rural electrical power show potential as a possible building site.Once crossed by a live water tributary that fed the Frenchman Creek, the properties topographical valley terrain and tree cover combined with the tall grass CRP fields north and irrigated cropland west of the property provide for and attract whitetail deer, mule deer and a very large population of Rio Turkey. This property’s isolation provides a great harbor for the wildlife.As indicated by the provided maps, this property is located 1.5 miles east of US Highway 6 on 732 Road. The last mile of the open road is a two-track trail road. Access from the north is also available via an open road from 733 Road to a railroad crossing off the northeast corner of the property. The railroad tracks form the easterly boundary of the property. While some maps show access to the property at the southeast corner, there is not a public access and continued access would have to be addressed with the neighbor. Should grazing livestock be your interest, this property has complete perimeter fencing, an electric well and stock tank. The owner has rated the property to carry 10-12 cow calf pairs during a normal rainfall year. This property is located in a region with a large amount of potential and is an opportunity worth looking into!LEGAL DESCRIPTION: TOWNSHIP 5 NORTH- RANGE 37 WEST OF THE 6TH P.M., CHASE COUNTY, NEBRASKA.Section 2: Part N1/2NW1/4 and N1/2S1/2NW1/4ACRES: 73 ASSESSED ACRESLOCATION: FROM THE US HIIGHWAY 6 AND ROAD 339 INTERSECTION SOUTH OF ENDERS, NE, GO EAST ½ MILE AND THEN FOLLOW THE ROAD AS IT BECOMES A TWO-TRACK TRAIL EAST 1 MILE FROM THE US HIGHWAY 6 AND ROAD 733 INTERSECTION AT ENDERS, GO EAST 2 MILES AND THEN SOUTH ON TWO-TRACK TRAIL ROAD (AVE 340) FOR 1 MILE, THEN TURN WEST. THE PROPERTY IS JUST WEST OF THE RAILROAD CROSSING.TAXES: 2024 Real Estate Taxes Payable in 2025 $348.64

$3,825,000

6.75 Acres

North Platte, Nebraska, 69101

South Highway 83 Development North Platte, NE and Lincoln County are experiencing tremendous economic growth and this property can be your opportunity to be part of the growth. Located on the west side of South US Highway 83, this tract has access from College Drive which is headed west to the Community College. The tract that is outlined in the map below is approximately 6.75 acres. This tract is being offered at $3,825,000. LOCATION: Just south of North Platte, NE on US Hwy 83. The property is west of the Highway across from Menards.LEGAL DESCRIPTION: A tract to be surveyed in Lot 2 of Maline 3rd Replat, North Platte, NEACRES: 6.75+/- acresREAL ESTATE TAXES: As a new tract the taxes are yet to be determined.ZONING: The property is currently zoned as A1 agriculture and is transitional to rezoning.UTILITIES: There is electrical power but the is currently no water and sewer utilities. FEMA: The property is not located in the flood plainOFFERED AT $3,825,000.00PROPERTY SummaryLocation, location, location. This property could have a variety of options for a new owner. Full possession of the property will be given to the Buyer at closing.The Seller will retain an access easement from the approach off of College Drive to the property they are retaining. According to the NE-DOT statistics in 2024 over 2,000 vehicles passed by this location daily. The property has been declared blighted and substandard by the City of North Platte which provides the opportunity for TIF funding for a qualified and approved development. Looking for a investment into the future? This tract of land may fit the need. Special notice to the Buyer, the Seller would entertain listening to Buyers that may have interest in a larger tract of land for purchase. However, the size of the different tract would be limited to an 8+/- acre tract which consists of the subject 6.75 acres extended north to the Fremont Slough or all of the Seller’s ownership of 16+/- acres. Contact Broker for asking price of these tracts.

$2,350,000

1,477 Acres

Nebraska, 69123

Snell Canyon Road Ranch, Lincoln County NEPROPERTY HIGHLIGHTS:Located 12 miles southwest of Brady, NE on Snell Canyon Road in southeastern Lincoln County, NE1,477+/- taxed acres Enrolled in the Box Elder District of the Game and Parks Elk management Program Cross Fenced for grazing.Carrying capacity of 130 - 150 cow calf pairs for summer grazingThe Loess Canyon region of southeastern Lincoln County is known for it’s very diverse and unique ecosystem and this ranch sits in the middle of the region. With a mix of narrow gulches and steep canyons this property offers opportunities for livestock grazing and big game hunting. County maintained Snell Canyon Road traverses through the property and Government Pocket Road traverses the southwestern portion. Rural public power is located on the property along the road. An older building site includes an older house and outbuildings with an electric submersible well and power. No one has lived at the property for many years. There is an additional point on the ranch that includes a calving barn and gathering pens. There is a submersible well at this barn as well.Stock water is provided by a series of stock tanks serviced by a water pipeline and windmills. The water pipeline is supplied water from the submersible well at the building site. The stock tanks are equipped with water valve and float systems. The property is cross fenced for grazing management. The western portion of the ranch has had some management of the cedar trees through the years however the eastern portion has had little management of the cedars.This mix of tree cover lends the property to being diverse for both livestock grazing and big game hunting. Historically and depending on rain fall, the ranch has a carrying capacity of 130 - 150 cow calf pairs for a 5.5 month summer grazing season. Most of the perimeter of the ranch is fenced with barbed wire on wooded posts and cross fenced with the same. The eastern side of the ranch is fenced with a high fence game type of fence. It should be noted that as common with some Loess Canyon ranches, the perimeter fences are not on the actual rectangular survey lines. The fences are actually placed for convenience and there is some give and take between neighbor for land use. Annual precipitation rate in this region is 20-22”. Please note that this Ranch is comprised of two different family ownerships and will sell together as one combination unit. The ranch is available for full possession to the Buyer at closing for the 2026 grazing season. This property lies within the Box Elder Elk Unit of the State of Nebraska Game and Parks Management system. Hunting opportunities on the ranch include white tail and mule deer, elk, turkey, turtle dove and the trapping of fur baring animals. More information on the hunting seasons and permit regulations in Nebraska can be found in the link below.LEGAL DESCRIPTION:Township 11 North – Range 28 West of the 6th P.M., Lincoln County, NESection 11: Part E1/2 Section 12: W1/2 Section 12: E1/2 Section 13: Part NE1/4NE1/4 Section 13: Part S1/4SW1/4 Section 14: E1/2 & E1/2SW1/4 Section 14: NW1/4 & W1/2SW1/4 ACRES: 1,477.04 taxed acres TAXES: 2025 Real Estate Taxes Payable in 2026 $12,703.48.LOCATION: 12 miles southwest of Brady, NE on Snell Canyon Road. Below is a Google Maps location pin to the property.LOESS CANYON REGION OF NEBRASKAThis unique ecosystem located south of the Platte River valley and southeast of North Platte is comprised of about 340,000 acres of silty soils, which long ago eroded into narrow gulches and steep canyons. These hills support mixed-grass prairie and scattered cropland. The mixed-grass prairies have been highly invaded by eastern red cedars in recent decades. Though the cedars have limited the grazing capacity of the rangeland they have created fantastic wildlife habitat for elk, mule deer, whitetail deer, turkey and many species of fur baring animals including coyote, bobcat and raccoon. Upland bird hunting including prairie chicken and grouse is also active in this region. NORTH PLATTE AND REGIONAL INFORMATIONBrady and Maxwell as communities have limited services. Brady and Maxwell Public Schools are K-12 schools. North Platte is the County seat of Lincoln County. It is home to a Regional hospital and nearly all the services one could want. North Platte Regional Airport is located about 30 minutes from the Snell Canyon Road Ranch. There is daily air service to Denver’s DIA and runways to handle jet landings and take offs. Just over an hours travel on I-80 to the east is Kearney, NE, where you will find additional hospital services and more shopping.

$1,200,000

152 Acres

Big Springs, Nebraska, 69122

BIG SPRINGS PIVOT IRRIGATED FARMThis Pivot irrigated farm opportunity is located 4 miles east of the Big Springs I-80 Exit into Keith County on Road West O South. A nice pivot irrigated farm to look at. Highlights of the farm include:Very good county gravel road access152.89+/- Keith County taxed acres117.2 Twin Platte NRD certified irrigated acres2015 7 tower Zimmatic 9500P Aluminum PivotElectric powered irrigation pumping systemStrong tenants in area for investor BuyerMultiple commodity marketing opportunitiesLooking for a pivot irrigated farm to add to your portfolio? Take a look at this opportunity in southwestern Keith County, NE. This farm lays nearly level and has very good access with a county gravel road along the eastern boundary and it is only a half mile from a County black top road. The farm is currently planted to alfalfa and has been operated organically for many years. Possession of the farm is available for the 2026 planting season. IRRIGATION EQUIPMENT AND SOILSThe pivot irrigation system is a 2015 (7) tower Zimmatic 9500P aluminum pivot, a 40 hp electric motor and Western Land Roller irrigation pump. Sargent Irrigation reworked the pump in May of 2024. At that time the pump was set at 90’. Registered NE Irrigation well G-036139 was drilled in 1972 and includes 117.10 Twin Platte NRD certified irrigated acres. Soils under the pivot are 69% Class III Lexworth and Norwest loams with 0-2% slopes and 30% Class II Chappell-Alie-Broadwater complex with 0-3% slopes. The farm is currently planted to alfalfa. The corners are non-irrigated cropland. ACRES: 152.89+/- Keith County tax accessed acresLOCATION: The pivot irrigated farm is located in southwestern Keith County, on Road West O South. This is 4 miles east of the I-80 Exit at Big Springs, NE. LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Township 13 North – Range 41 West of the 6th P.M., Keith County, Nebraska Section 33: NE1/4FSA BASE INFORMATION: Coming soon. REAL ESTATE TAXES: 2025 taxes payable 2026 are $4,462.84Twin Platte NRD OCCUPATION TAXES: $875

$9,625,000

1,447 Acres

Curtis, Nebraska, 69025

CURTIS NE IRRIGATED FARMA rare and very nice irrigated farm opportunity located in northern Frontier County, NE with 1,141 Middle Republican NRD Certified irrigated acres on very productive cropland soils. Highlights of this opportunity include:1,447 taxed acres to be surveyed751.38 Middle Republican NRD certified irrigated acres under pivot389.62 Middle Republican NRD certified irrigated acres for gravity irrigationNearly all cropland is Class I and II Hall silt loams with 1 - 3% slopesElectric powered wells with good water availabilityVery good county gravel road accessMultiple producers in the area for the Investor Buyer Multiple commodity marketing opportunities200,000 bushel of grain storageThis pivot irrigated farm is located in a very competitive area for high quality cropland acres. All 4 irrigation wells are in good condition. Details of each well is available below.This farm includes 4 very good irrigation wells that are piped together with buried water lines. The 4 wells service 7 Valley center pivots and the gravity irrigated cropland. Because of the complexity of the irrigation systems, the farm is not conducive to being divided for marketing. It is being offered as one very nice irrigated farm and if multiple Buyers can make an acceptable offer to the Seller and work together after closing to divide the farm that is their option to do so. Commodity marketing opportunities in the region include 3 different ethanol production plants, cattle feeding capacity of over 200,000 head and multiple grain delivery stations. The farm is leased out for the 2026 growing season. A Buyer may negotiate with the Seller to determine ‘26 rental income proration. Frontier Lincoln Farm includes approximately 1,447 taxed acres contingent upon a survey in Frontier and Lincoln County. The farm has very good access on Cottonwood Road aka Road 393, County Road 749 and County Line Road. The land use acreage breakdown includes:Pivot Irrigated Cropland: 751.38 acresGravity Irrigated Cropland: 389.62 acresNon-Irrigated Cropland: 137 acresUnfenced Rangeland: 136 acresBuilding Sites: 10 acresRoads and Waste: 22 acresThe center pivot irrigated cropland in watered with modern Valley 8000 systems. 5 of which were put in in 2002 and 2 in 2015. The details of each pivot is listed below. Each of the 4 electric powered irrigation wells include 200 hp electric motors and are connected together with buried water lines. The wells provide irrigation water for the center pivots and the gravity irrigation gated pipe. There is a large inventory of line and gated pipe that sells with the farm. There is about 300 acres of gravity irrigated cropland in Section 9 of the farm. This is watered mostly by Well #4 but can receive water from Well #2. The balance of the gravity irrigated cropland is intermixed within the pivot irrigated. The non-irrigated cropland is intermixed within the irrigated cropland.The very productive cropland soils on this farm is 92% Class I and II Hall silt loams with 1 - 3% slopes.There are 2 stock tanks on the farm that provide stock water for stalk grazing. There is a large amount of unfenced rangeland that can be grazed as off season range with the stalks. ACRES: 1,447 +/- taxed accessed acres to be surveyedLOCATION: Farm is located about 4 miles northeast of Curtis, NE in northern Frontier County. small portion of the farm is in Lincoln County. LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Township 8 North – Range 28 West of the 6th P.M., Frontier County, NE. Section 3: Tract to be surveyed 270+/- taxed acres Section 4: S1/2NW1/4; SW1/4; E1/2 580.09 taxed acres Section 9: E1/2; PT NW1/4 379.13 taxed acresTownship 9 North – Range 28 West of the 6th P.M., Lincoln County, NE. Section 34: Tract to be surveyed 82+/- taxed acresFSA BASE INFORMATION: Farm is enrolled in PLC with 1,171 acres of FSA cropland base. 698.9 acres corn base with 167 bushel yield and 250 acres corn base with 159 bushel yield. 194.20 acres wheat base with 65 bushel yield and 19.40 acres wheat base with 47 bushel yield. 12.30 acres of grain sorghum base with 41 bushel yield and 3.20 acres of oats base with 41 bushel yield. REAL ESTATE TAXES: 2025 taxes due in 2026 are being calculated. MIDDLE REPUBLICAN NRD OCCUPATION TAXES: $12,551.00

$790,000

35.86 Acres

North Platte, Nebraska, 69101

This is such a nice opportunity located at 9807 North Twin Lakes Road, North Platte, 7 miles north of North Platte. The very nice 35 acre acreage lies southeasterly of Twin Lakes Road at the intersection of Twin Lakes Road and US Highway 83. Highlights of this property include: • 1,568 sq ft on the main level of the 2006 Heritage home • Nearly 1,250 sq ft of finished basement • 5 bedrooms (3 main level & 2 basement) • 3.5 bathrooms (2.5 main level & 1 basement) • 2 car attached garage • 52’x 60’ barn with 5 box stalls • Outdoor roping arena • Available for immediate possessionLOCATION: 9807 North Twin Lakes Road, North Platte, NEDIRECTION: 7 miles north of North Platte on Highway 83 to Twin Lakes Road. Property lays southeasterly to Twin Lakes Road. ACRES: 35.86 taxed acresTAXES: 2025 taxes payable in 2026 are $3,859.92 What an opportunity available for you here. On the main level just as you enter the front door is the open floor plan with the family room, dining room and kitchen. Additionally, there are 3 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms and laundry room, the half bathroom is also in this area. The primary bed & bath also includes a large walk-in closet. There is an electric fireplace in the main level family room.The full basement is finished and includes a large family room, 2 bedrooms, bathroom and storage / mechanical room. It is a walkout basement with a patio door opening to the back yard. The oversized two car attached garage is connected to the laundry room just off the kitchen. The home is an all electric home and the heat pump was updated in 2017 and water heater was replaced in 2024. The lawn is watered with an automatic sprinkler system. The exterior of the house was painted 2 years ago. The barn is 52’ x 60’ and includes an open area for trailer, equipment or hay storage. Access to this area is through two overhead doors; (14’x14’ and 14’x10’) 5 very nice box stalls and a tack room are also included in the barn. The floors of the box stalls are bridge planks stacked onto ties. The stalls have doors to the outside pens where an 8’ wide lean-to provides additional protection. A hay loft for storage is above the stalls. Stock water is provided by two electric waterers at the barn. The outdoor roping area is approximately 300’ x 160’ with a return alley and sits at the bottom of the hill to the north of the barn. Being protected by the hill on the south and the trees on the north the arena is rarely affected by wind when it comes time to ride. The soil is Valent Sand, nearly perfect for riding and training equine. The pasture is cross fenced into 3 different pastures for keeping horses separate or managing grazing. There is an automatic waterer near the arena for stock water. The Seller is offering to sell with the property 2 portable livestock shelters and 30 portable panels. Special note of an access easement along the southern side of the property to the neighbor’s land to the east. This easement has been granted to two different companies and one pays a $1,200 annual payment and the other pays $100 monthly to the landowner. ABOUT THE REGIONHere in 2026 Lincoln County is experiencing continuous economic growth. Industry being developed will create very good paying jobs and quality housing will be in high demand. North Platte is home to a regional hospital, community college, shopping and commerce. North Platte’s Regional Airport offers daily flights to Denver and as they say from Denver you can fly to anywhere.Don’t fly? Denver and Lincoln are both about a 3.5 hour drive away. The property is in the North Platte Public School District and with the ability to option into a different school district in Nebraska an option may be Stapleton Public Schools which has a school bus that does travel by this property.

$1,250,000

160 Acres

Wallace, Nebraska, 69168

NORTH WALLACE IRRIGATED FARMLocated approximately 7 miles north of Wallace, NE on Dairy Road is this very nice pivot irrigated farm which is in the Twin Platte NRD. Take a look at this investment opportunity to own a productive pivot irrigated farm. Highlights of the farm include:Very good county gravel road access160+/- Lincoln County taxed acres141.21 Twin Platte NRD certified irrigated acres (136 under pivot)2012 8 tower Reinke PivotElectric powered irrigation pumping systemStrong tenants in area for investor BuyerMultiple commodity marketing opportunitiesLooking for a pivot irrigated farm to add to your portfolio? Take a look at this opportunity in southwestern Lincoln County, NE. This productive farm is in an area of competitive tenants for the investor and would be a nice addition to your operation. IRRIGATION EQUIPMENT AND SOILSThe pivot irrigation system is a 2012 (8) tower Reinke pivot with 16,934 hours, a 100 hp electric motor installed in 2022 and Western Land Roller irrigation pump that was reworked with a 5 stage bowl assembly in 2023. Registered NE Irrigation well G-061919 was drilled in 1979 and includes 141.21 Twin Platte NRD certified irrigated acres with 136 of the acres under the pivot. The pivot irrigated cropland soils consist of 65.5% Class II Hord and Holdrege silt loams with 0-3% slopes and Hersh-Anselmo fine sandy loams with 0-3% slopes, 23.2% Class III Hersh fine sandy loams with 3-6% slopes. The balance of the cropland consists of Class IV Valent, Hersh and Valentine soils. In the center of the field is a ponding area that drains to the northwest corner of the pivot. This area is about 3.5 acres total. There is a stock tank located on the southwest corner of the farm. Water to the tank is provided by a pump and buried pipeline from a well on the Seller’s pivot to the west. Use of this water line can be negotiated with a Buyer. The farm is currently leased out for the 2026 season with a good tenant and lease terms are available from the Broker. ACRES: 160+/- Lincoln County tax accessed acresLOCATION: The pivot irrigated farm is located in southwestern Lincoln County on Dairy Road about 7 miles north of Wallace, NE. LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Township 11 North – Range 34 West of the 6th P.M., Lincoln County, Nebraska Section 8: SW1/4FSA BASE INFORMATION: Coming soon. REAL ESTATE TAXES: 2025 taxes payable 2026 are $4,324. Twin Platte NRD OCCUPATION TAXES: $987

$550,000

40 Acres

Bartley, Nebraska, 69020

Bartley Sand Pit LakesWhat a fishing and waterfowl hunting property do we have to offer you here. Highlights of the opportunity include:Private AccessMultiple sand pit lakesFishing, Waterfowl, Deer and turkey hunting40+/- acres to be surveyed and offered as 2 tractsTake a look at this opportunity! The Bartley Sand Pit Lakes are located on the western edge of a chain of sand pit lakes that create a sanctuary for waterfowl during migration. Thousands of ducks and geese stage here to feed and rest as part of the trip. The proximity of the Republican River and cropland fields offer the perfect setting.These lakes are also know for the variety of fish in them as well. The property is offered as two tracts and can be purchased separately or together. The South Tract does include a trailer house that is rented but condition is not yet known Along with the trailer is the electrical, well and septic system. For a guided tour of the property call the Listing Broker and schedule your time. Needing more? Take a look at the Bartley Lake Home and Bartley Republican River Habitat listings from the same Seller. The combination of these opportunities can create an exceptional Republican River corridor ownership. ACRES: 40+/- to be surveyedLOCATION: Land is located in eastern Red Willow County just south of Highway 6 & 34 2 miles west of Bartley. LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Township 3 North – Range 27 West of the 6th P.M., Red Willow County, Nebraska Section 11: Tract to be surveyed in the N1/2SW1/4 and S1/2NW1/4LAND USE: Sand pit lakes for recreation.REAL ESTATE TAXES: 2025 taxes paid in 2026 are TO BE DETERMINEDAbout The Republican River The Republican River, which flows through the southwestern portion of Nebraska, is known for its lush riparian habitats, making it a prime location for various wildlife activities. It stretches approximately 450 miles through the Great Plains, originating in eastern Colorado and flowing through Nebraska and Kansas. This river supports a diverse ecosystem and provides essential habitat for numerous species of fish and wildlife. The Republican River corridor is renowned for its waterfowl hunting, attracting avid hunters each migratory season. The area serves as a critical stopover for various species of ducks and geese, including Mallards, Northern Pintails, and Canada Geese. Hunters can take advantage of the fertile wetlands and abundant food sources, providing excellent hunting conditions during the fall migration.Big Game Hunting: In addition to waterfowl, the region surrounding the Republican River offers excellent opportunities for big game hunting. The expansive landscapes are home to populations of deer, including Mule Deer and Whitetail Deer, as well as wild turkey, making it a favored destination for hunters seeking a diverse hunting experience. The hunting seasons align well with the changing landscape, providing hunters with the chance to experience the beauty of the area during various times of the year.Outdoor Recreation: Beyond hunting, the Republican River is perfect for anglers seeking to catch local fish species, including catfish, bass, and walleye. The river banks are ideal for canoeing, kayaking, and leisurely floats, allowing residents to connect with nature while enjoying recreational activities.

$600,000

234 Acres

Elsie, Nebraska, 69132

Elsie Non-Irrigated FarmA very productive non-irrigated farm located 6 miles southeast of Elsie, NE, on County Road 348.Highlights of the farm include:Very good county gravel road access235.09+/- taxed assessed acres228+/- productive cropland acresPossession for the 2026 planting seasonStrong tenants in the area for investor buyersMultiple commodity marketing opportunitiesTake a look at this very nice non-irrigated cropland farm located on County Road 348. The farm is located 4 miles south of Highway 23.Possession of the farm is available for the 2026 planting season.The productive cropland soils include 85% Class II Satanta & Woodly fine sandy loams with 0-3% slopes and 14% Class III Ulysses-Sulco and Satanta very fine sandy loams with 3-6% slopes. This is a very productive farm.Located along the county road is a small building site with a 1,300 sq ft 3-bedroom home built in 1926, a Quonset building, and a wooden barn that may need to be removed from the property.Additionally, the electric submersible well at the building site can provide stock water to livestock grazing the stalks.ACRES: 235.09+/- tax assessed acresLOCATION: Farm is located in southeastern Perkins County on County Road 348, approximately 4 miles south of Highway 23.LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Township 9 North – Range 35 West of the 6th P.M., Perkins County, Nebraska Section 8: SW1/4 & S1/2NW1/4FSA BASE INFORMATION: The farm is enrolled in PLC with 133 acres wheat base, 35 bushel yield, and 16.2 acres sorghum base with 39 bushel yield.REAL ESTATE TAXES: 2025 taxes paid in 2026 are $3,076.36

$1,575,000

640 Acres

Moorefield, Nebraska, 69039

Moorefield Hunters Getaway, Southern Lincoln County, NebraskaWhere are you going to hunt next time? Take a look at this mixed bag opportunity ready for your adventures. Located at the end of the road but at the beginning of your dreams. Highlights of the opportunity include:Located 5 Miles North of Moorefield, NE good access at the end of Fletcher Road640+/- taxed ASSESSED acres40’ x 40’ Cabin with furnishingsLocated within the Box elder Elk Management This is a very nice opportunity. The Cottonwood Fire of 2026 did burn through this property but it didn’t hurt the hunting chances. The canyons are long and run north and south through the property. The elk and deer are still seen on the property. Stock water is provided by an electric submersible well and tire tank. There is also an electric waterer for a winter water source for the wildlife. This well also pumps water to the cabin. There is 135 acres of non-irrigated cropland located in the northwestern portion of the property that is enrolled into NE Upland Wildlife USDA FSA CRP. The contract expires in October 2039 and pays $14,042 annually. The neighbor has been grazing the approximate 466 acres of fenced rangeland on the property during the summers and would like to continue that arrangement. This is an outstanding hunting and recreational property with an income stream to support the habit. The “Cabin” is a 40’x40’ Lester Steel building with lean-to on the west side overlooking the property. There are 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. It would sleep 6. There is a kitchen and garage. Water is pumped from the stock well to a storage tank in the cabin to service the on demand water heater. There is propane that services the stove and heaters. AC is provided by a mini-split system. The furnishings do sell with the property. Also included with the property is a 20’ shipping container for additional storage. Moorefield Hunters Getaway is located in the Box Elder Elk management area of the Nebraska Game and Parks. Elk herds once common across all of Nebraska became extinct by 1900. In the 1960s a few elk returned to Nebraska, and in 1986 Nebraska had its first modern elk season. Since then, elk and have expanded into hills and rivers of western Nebraska, and the annual passage of young bulls through eastern Nebraska is a common occurrence. More than 1,600 elk have been harvested since the first season in 1986. This hunting property is also home to mule deer and whitetail deer. Turkey and upland bird hunting and fur trapping is also available. For a complete guide to hunting in Nebraska check with the Nebraska Game and Parks, Outdoor Nebraska website. LOCATION: 5 miles north of Moorefield, NE at the end of Fletcher RoadLEGAL DESCREPTION: All Section 8 - Township 9 North – Range 27 West of the 6th P.M., Lincoln County, NebraskaACRES: 640+/- taxed acres but there may actually be more acres within the fenced boundary. TAXES: 2025 taxes payable in 2026 were $6,757FSA CRP: The 135.10 acres of non-irrigated cropland is enrolled into the USDA FSA CRP SAFE - NE Upland Wildlife program. It pays $103.94 per acre ($14,042 total annually) and expires October 2039. LOESS CANYON REGION of NEBRASKAThis unique ecosystem located south of the Platte River valley and southeast of North Platte is comprised of about 340,000 acres of silty soils, which long ago eroded into narrow gulches and steep canyons. These hills support mixed-grass prairie and scattered cropland. The mixed-grass prairies have been highly invaded by eastern red cedars in recent decades. Though the cedars have limited the grazing capacity of the rangeland they have created fantastic wildlife habitat for elk, mule deer, whitetail deer, turkey and many species of fur baring animals including coyote, bobcat and raccoon. Upland bird hunting including prairie chicken and grouse is also active in this region.

$1,175,000

230 Acres

Bartley, Nebraska, 69020

Bartley Republican River HabitatTake a look at this nice opportunity to own your slice of Republican River habitat for hunting and recreation. The 230+/- acre wooded property is located between Indianola and Bartley, NE just south of Highway 6 & 34. Highlights of the opportunity include:Private secluded AccessWooded Republican River HabitatDeer, turkey, waterfowl and upland bird huntingLease back opportunity by the Seller230+/- acres to be surveyedAre you looking for a private secluded area to hunt and enjoy this fall season? Take a look at this opportunity located just south of Highway 6 & 34 in eastern Red Willow County. The property has been operated as portion of a larger ownership for the many decades. After leasing the property for nearly 20 years, the Seller recently purchased the ranch and he now wants to allow you to enjoy this recreational portion of the property. Access to the property will be a 1,300’ long recorded access easement from Road 398 to the property. The property is fully fenced. The Seller owns the south side of the river and will allow the new owner of this property access to the center of the Republican River channel. The Seller is willing to discuss the opportunity to graze the property in the spring time during calving. This would create an income stream to the new owner. Looking for a place for waterfowl, whitetail and mule deer, turkey hunting, fur trapping or a place to get away this is it. For a guided tour of the property call the Listing Broker and schedule your time. Needing more? Take a look at the Bartley Lake Home and Bartley Sand Pits listings from the same Seller. The combination of these opportunities can create an exceptional Republican River corridor ownership. ACRES: 230+/- to be surveyedLOCATION: Land is located in eastern Red Willow County just south of Highway 6 & 34 between Indianola and Bartley. LEGAL DESCRIPTION: Township 3 North – Range 27 West of the 6th P.M., Red Willow County, Nebraska Section 9: Tract to be surveyed in the S1/2 Section 16: Tract to be surveyed in the N1/2N1/2 lying north of the RiverLAND USE: Currently is the land is used for calving and grazing in the spring time. REAL ESTATE TAXES: 2025 taxes paid in 2026 are TO BE DETERMINEDAbout The Republican River The Republican River, which flows through the southwestern portion of Nebraska, is known for its lush riparian habitats, making it a prime location for various wildlife activities. It stretches approximately 450 miles through the Great Plains, originating in eastern Colorado and flowing through Nebraska and Kansas. This river supports a diverse ecosystem and provides essential habitat for numerous species of fish and wildlife. The Republican River corridor is renowned for its waterfowl hunting, attracting avid hunters each migratory season. The area serves as a critical stopover for various species of ducks and geese, including Mallards, Northern Pintails, and Canada Geese. Hunters can take advantage of the fertile wetlands and abundant food sources, providing excellent hunting conditions during the fall migration.Big Game Hunting: In addition to waterfowl, the region surrounding the Republican River offers excellent opportunities for big game hunting. The expansive landscapes are home to populations of deer, including Mule Deer and Whitetail Deer, as well as wild turkey, making it a favored destination for hunters seeking a diverse hunting experience. The hunting seasons align well with the changing landscape, providing hunters with the chance to experience the beauty of the area during various times of the year.Outdoor Recreation: Beyond hunting, the Republican River is perfect for anglers seeking to catch local fish species, including catfish, bass, and walleye. The river banks are ideal for canoeing, kayaking, and leisurely floats, allowing residents to connect with nature while enjoying recreational activities.About The RegionRed Willow County, NebraskaNestled in the scenic plains of southwestern Nebraska, Red Willow County offers a perfect blend of rural charm and modern conveniences, making it an ideal place to call home. The county seat, McCook, is a vibrant town that provides residents with a welcoming community spirit, rich history, and ample amenities.Demographics and Statistics: Red Willow County has a population of approximately 10,000 residents, showcasing a warm, small-town atmosphere. The area is known for its affordable living, with a cost of living that is lower than the national average, making it attractive for families and individuals alike.Healthcare: Healthcare options in the region are robust, with the Community Hospital located in McCook, and Cambridge Memorial Hospital in Cambridge, providing a range of medical services including emergency care, surgical services, and specialized treatments. The county is also served by several clinics and healthcare providers, ensuring that residents have access to quality healthcare close to home.Shopping and Businesses: Residents enjoy a variety of shopping options, from local boutiques to national retailers. The downtown area of McCook features unique shops and restaurants, while larger retail establishments can be found at nearby shopping centers. The business community is diverse, with a mix of agricultural, retail, and service-oriented businesses, contributing to a vibrant local economy.Recreational Opportunities: The region includes a rich array of outdoor recreational activities. Medicine Creek Reservoir aka Harry Strunk Lake provide excellent fishing, boating, and camping opportunities. With numerous parks, trails, and open spaces, residents can enjoy hiking, bird-watching, and a range of seasonal activities, making it perfect for nature enthusiasts and families. Swanson Lake near Trenton and Harlan County Reservoir are additional opportunities on the Republican River to enjoy. The county is also home to several annual events, community festivals, and cultural activities, fostering a strong sense of community among residents.Accessibility: For those who enjoy travel, Red Willow County is conveniently located approximately 180 miles southwest of Omaha and about 200 miles northeast of Denver. This strategic location allows for easy access to major urban centers while still enjoying the tranquility of rural living. The nearby McCook Ben Nelson Regional Airport provides local flight options, while larger international airports in Omaha and Denver offer extensive flight services.In summary, Red Willow County presents a unique opportunity for those seeking a peaceful lifestyle with access to quality healthcare, shopping, and recreational activities, all within a friendly community setting.