Located on the western edge of Northeastern Wyoming’s Black Hills, the Buttes View Ranch sprawls over 4,946± deeded acres, offering a harmonious blend of productive rangeland, lush hay meadows, and timbered draws teeming with wildlife.
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5 Questions about Native Rangeland Restoration
To cope with the ecological ravages of the Dust Bowl, conservation agency professionals began importing plants from around the world. Some were used to provide ground cover or stem erosion, while others thrived in drought and produced abundant forage for livestock.
LAND Winter 2024 Southeast Region Showcase
From the pages of the Winter 2024 issue of LAND magazine, tour these spectacular properties from America’s heartland featured in Land.com’s Southeast Region Showcase.
LAND Winter 2024 Midwest Region Showcase
From the pages of the Winter 2024 issue of LAND magazine, tour these spectacular properties from America’s heartland featured in Land.com’s Midwest Region Showcase.
LAND Winter 2024 West Region Showcase
From the pages of the Winter 2024 issue of LAND magazine, tour these spectacular properties from America’s heartland featured in Land.com’s West Region Showcase.
LAND Winter 2024 Northeast Region Showcase
From the pages of the Winter 2024 issue of LAND magazine, tour these spectacular properties from America’s heartland featured in Land.com’s Northeast Region Showcase.
LAND Winter 2024 Southwest Region Showcase
From the pages of the Winter 2024 issue of LAND magazine, tour these spectacular properties from America’s heartland featured in Land.com’s Southwest Region Showcase.
Deciding Between a Farm and a Ranch? Here’s What You Need to Know
When you picture life in the country, where do you see yourself exactly? Are you growing crops on a farm or raising livestock on a ranch? While both evoke images of wide-open spaces, the choice ultimately depends on your goals. This guide outlines the key differences in land use, property size, investment potential, and lifestyle […]
What to Expect From the Real Estate Market (and What it Means for Texans): Forecast for Q4 2024 and Beyond
The real estate market forecast fluctuates depending on national and regional trends, the economy, and other factors that sometimes make long-term predictions inaccurate. However, as Q4 approaches, forecasters are beginning to predict what could happen across Texas and the broader US throughout the rest of 2024 and into 2025—and why. We’ve made it easy to […]
Why Oklahoma Is a Hidden Gem for First-Time Land Buyers
Thinking about buying land for the first time? Oklahoma might not be the first place that comes to mind—but it should be. Beyond its famous musical and sprawling prairies lies a state packed with surprising perks for new property owners. What makes Oklahoma stand out? Let’s cut to the chase: affordability, diverse landscapes, and buyer-friendly […]
What Is Undeveloped Land? Key Considerations Before Buying
If you consult the dictionary, you’ll find the definition of undeveloped land to be a property that has not been built on or used for farming. But that doesn’t explain all the benefits, uses, and hidden costs of investing in an undeveloped plot of land. In this guide, we’ll not only explain what undeveloped land […]
The Best Places to Buy Land in Oklahoma for Long-Term Investment
Not quite the Midwest and not quite the South, Oklahoma is a convergence of climates, landscapes, and cultures. With tall mountains and sea-level plains alike, Oklahoma also strikes a balance between urban and rural, industry and agriculture. Perhaps these versatile qualities are what give Oklahoma one of the fastest-growing economies in the nation, all while […]
On The Cover: Wylie Mountains Ranch
Sprawling over 32,970± acres located in Culberson County, the Wylie Mountains Ranch encompasses almost an entire West Texas mountain range. Named after pioneer settler Robert K. Wylie (1885), the mountain range is home to rich history and diverse habitat.
Texas Big Game Awards
As they have for the past 33 years, the Texas Big Game Awards celebrate the connection between superlative habitat, responsible hunting and exceptional native wildlife.
5 Questions about Feral Pigs
Feral pigs have no boundaries. If they have adequate food and water, feral pigs can populate an area whether it’s rural, suburban or urban—and leave damage in their wake.
Texas Land Markets
Research economist Dr. Charles Gilliland reports on Texas land markets for the third quarter of 2024.
Featured Listing: C H Ranch
Encompassing 422± acres just 15 minutes north of Fredericksburg in Gillespie County, CH Ranch offers the desirable, but rare combination of privacy and accessibility.
Featured Listing: James River Ranch
Located on 1,960.67± acres in eastern Kimble County, the James River Ranch provides a secluded haven of peace, quiet and rugged Hill Country beauty that inspires a deep connection with nature.
Featured Listing: Twin Creeks Ranch
Twin Creeks Ranch, 858± acres located approximately 11 miles from Kerrville in Kerr County, is an opportunity to stake a claim on a large-scale, live water property in the heart of the Texas Hill Country.
Featured Listing: Deer Valley Ranch
Deer Valley Ranch is an ideal family ranch/compound with highly unique developed water features, manicured grounds, and tasteful improvements in the highly desirable area in Erath County, just west of Hico, Texas.
