Dawes County, Nebraska Land For Sale (126 results)

This 1,319 acre oasis with a long family history has live water that originates on the property and gorgeous views! Connected to a U.S Forest Service Lands Pine Ridge Ranger District hunting area for deer, dove, elk, rabbit, squirrel and turkey and 296 acres in the OFW All Hunting Seasons and Trapping Program, this property offers a unique opportunity! The well managed grounds are cross fenced into six different pastures ready for your livestock or horses! At the center of the property, you'll find an 1,824 sf four-bedroom, two bath house with a walkout basement and southern facing deck to enjoy the peaceful view any time of day! Two years ago, a new metal roof was put on the home, and in 2018 four of the outbuildings had new metal roofing installed. Outbuildings: -34' x 14' x 8' Farm Utility Building (1940) -24' x 14' x 8' Farm Utility Building (1970) -60' x 40' x 14' farm Utility Building (1986) -14' x 8' x 6' Tool Shed (1997) -18' x 12' x 8' Tool Shed (1970) Wells: Windmill and domestic well. No well data for windmill or domestic well. Cattle: The pasture is leased to run 90 pair June-October 2025. There is no lease agreement for 2026. Hunting: Located in Unit 2 Landowner Elk Management Zone Program: OFW All Hunting Seasons and Trapping 296.00 acres in Dawes County. NGPC District: NW Property Type: U.S. Forest Service Lands Owner: U.S. Forest Service Species: Deer, Dove, Elk, Rabbit, Squirrel, Turkey Regulations and Information: Follow general hunting statewide laws and posted signs on property. Refer to Motor Vehicle Use Maps issued by the USFS for other regulations. For more information, contact Pine Ridge Ranger District at 308-432-0300. Both areas are connected to the Ponderosa Wildlife Management Area. Mineral Rights: All mineral rights convey with the property. Legal Description:3 30 51 SW4NW4, NW4SW4, 4 30 51 ALL SECTION 4, 5 30 51 E2NE4, E2SE4, PT.NW4NE4, 8 30 51 E2NE4, 9 30 51 N2, 33 31 51 S2SW4 Taxes:$9,329.82 Address:518 Saw Log Road, Crawford, NE 69339 County:Dawes

This 1,319 acre oasis with a long family history has live water that originates on the property and gorgeous views! Connected to a U.S Forest Service Lands Pine Ridge Ranger District hunting area for deer, dove, elk, rabbit, squirrel and turkey and 296 acres in the OFW All Hunting Seasons and Trapping Program, this property offers a unique opportunity! The well managed grounds are cross fenced into six different pastures ready for your livestock or horses! At the center of the property, you'll find an 1,824 sf four-bedroom, two bath house with a walkout basement and southern facing deck to enjoy the peaceful view any time of day! Two years ago, a new metal roof was put on the home, and in 2018 four of the outbuildings had new metal roofing installed. Outbuildings: -34' x 14' x 8' Farm Utility Building (1940) -24' x 14' x 8' Farm Utility Building (1970) -60' x 40' x 14' farm Utility Building (1986) -14' x 8' x 6' Tool Shed (1997) -18' x 12' x 8' Tool Shed (1970) Wells: Windmill and domestic well. No well data for windmill or domestic well. Cattle: The pasture is leased to run 90 pair June-October 2025. There is no lease agreement for 2026. Hunting: Located in Unit 2 Landowner Elk Management Zone Program: OFW All Hunting Seasons and Trapping 296.00 acres in Dawes County. NGPC District: NW Property Type: U.S. Forest Service Lands Owner: U.S. Forest Service Species: Deer, Dove, Elk, Rabbit, Squirrel, Turkey Regulations and Information: Follow general hunting statewide laws and posted signs on property. Refer to Motor Vehicle Use Maps issued by the USFS for other regulations. For more information, contact Pine Ridge Ranger District at 308-432-0300. Both areas are connected to the Ponderosa Wildlife Management Area. Mineral Rights: All mineral rights convey with the property. Legal Description:3 30 51 SW4NW4, NW4SW4, 4 30 51 ALL SECTION 4, 5 30 51 E2NE4, E2SE4, PT.NW4NE4, 8 30 51 E2NE4, 9 30 51 N2, 33 31 51 S2SW4 Taxes:$9,329.82 Address:518 Saw Log Road, Crawford, NE 69339 County:Dawes

This 1,319 acre oasis with a long family history has live water that originates on the property and gorgeous views! Connected to a U.S Forest Service Lands Pine Ridge Ranger District hunting area for deer, dove, elk, rabbit, squirrel and turkey and 296 acres in the OFW All Hunting Seasons and Trapping Program, this property offers a unique opportunity! The well managed grounds are cross fenced into six different pastures ready for your livestock or horses! At the center of the property, you'll find an 1,824 sf four-bedroom, two bath house with a walkout basement and southern facing deck to enjoy the peaceful view any time of day! Two years ago, a new metal roof was put on the home, and in 2018 four of the outbuildings had new metal roofing installed. Outbuildings: -34' x 14' x 8' Farm Utility Building (1940) -24' x 14' x 8' Farm Utility Building (1970) -60' x 40' x 14' farm Utility Building (1986) -14' x 8' x 6' Tool Shed (1997) -18' x 12' x 8' Tool Shed (1970) Wells: Windmill and domestic well. No well data for windmill or domestic well. Cattle: The pasture is leased to run 90 pair June-October 2025. There is no lease agreement for 2026. Hunting: Located in Unit 2 Landowner Elk Management Zone Program: OFW All Hunting Seasons and Trapping 296.00 acres in Dawes County. NGPC District: NW Property Type: U.S. Forest Service Lands Owner: U.S. Forest Service Species: Deer, Dove, Elk, Rabbit, Squirrel, Turkey Regulations and Information: Follow general hunting statewide laws and posted signs on property. Refer to Motor Vehicle Use Maps issued by the USFS for other regulations. For more information, contact Pine Ridge Ranger District at 308-432-0300. Both areas are connected to the Ponderosa Wildlife Management Area. Mineral Rights: All mineral rights convey with the property. Legal Description:3 30 51 SW4NW4, NW4SW4, 4 30 51 ALL SECTION 4, 5 30 51 E2NE4, E2SE4, PT.NW4NE4, 8 30 51 E2NE4, 9 30 51 N2, 33 31 51 S2SW4 Taxes:$9,329.82 Address:518 Saw Log Road, Crawford, NE 69339 County:Dawes

This 1,319 acre oasis with a long family history has live water that originates on the property and gorgeous views! Connected to a U.S Forest Service Lands Pine Ridge Ranger District hunting area for deer, dove, elk, rabbit, squirrel and turkey and 296 acres in the OFW All Hunting Seasons and Trapping Program, this property offers a unique opportunity! The well managed grounds are cross fenced into six different pastures ready for your livestock or horses! At the center of the property, you'll find an 1,824 sf four-bedroom, two bath house with a walkout basement and southern facing deck to enjoy the peaceful view any time of day! Two years ago, a new metal roof was put on the home, and in 2018 four of the outbuildings had new metal roofing installed. Outbuildings: -34' x 14' x 8' Farm Utility Building (1940) -24' x 14' x 8' Farm Utility Building (1970) -60' x 40' x 14' farm Utility Building (1986) -14' x 8' x 6' Tool Shed (1997) -18' x 12' x 8' Tool Shed (1970) Wells: Windmill and domestic well. No well data for windmill or domestic well. Cattle: The pasture is leased to run 90 pair June-October 2025. There is no lease agreement for 2026. Hunting: Located in Unit 2 Landowner Elk Management Zone Program: OFW All Hunting Seasons and Trapping 296.00 acres in Dawes County. NGPC District: NW Property Type: U.S. Forest Service Lands Owner: U.S. Forest Service Species: Deer, Dove, Elk, Rabbit, Squirrel, Turkey Regulations and Information: Follow general hunting statewide laws and posted signs on property. Refer to Motor Vehicle Use Maps issued by the USFS for other regulations. For more information, contact Pine Ridge Ranger District at 308-432-0300. Both areas are connected to the Ponderosa Wildlife Management Area. Mineral Rights: All mineral rights convey with the property. Legal Description:3 30 51 SW4NW4, NW4SW4, 4 30 51 ALL SECTION 4, 5 30 51 E2NE4, E2SE4, PT.NW4NE4, 8 30 51 E2NE4, 9 30 51 N2, 33 31 51 S2SW4 Taxes:$9,329.82 Address:518 Saw Log Road, Crawford, NE 69339 County:Dawes

This 1,319 acre oasis with a long family history has live water that originates on the property and gorgeous views! Connected to a U.S Forest Service Lands Pine Ridge Ranger District hunting area for deer, dove, elk, rabbit, squirrel and turkey and 296 acres in the OFW All Hunting Seasons and Trapping Program, this property offers a unique opportunity! The well managed grounds are cross fenced into six different pastures ready for your livestock or horses! At the center of the property, you'll find an 1,824 sf four-bedroom, two bath house with a walkout basement and southern facing deck to enjoy the peaceful view any time of day! Two years ago, a new metal roof was put on the home, and in 2018 four of the outbuildings had new metal roofing installed. Outbuildings: -34' x 14' x 8' Farm Utility Building (1940) -24' x 14' x 8' Farm Utility Building (1970) -60' x 40' x 14' farm Utility Building (1986) -14' x 8' x 6' Tool Shed (1997) -18' x 12' x 8' Tool Shed (1970) Wells: Windmill and domestic well. No well data for windmill or domestic well. Cattle: The pasture is leased to run 90 pair June-October 2025. There is no lease agreement for 2026. Hunting: Located in Unit 2 Landowner Elk Management Zone Program: OFW All Hunting Seasons and Trapping 296.00 acres in Dawes County. NGPC District: NW Property Type: U.S. Forest Service Lands Owner: U.S. Forest Service Species: Deer, Dove, Elk, Rabbit, Squirrel, Turkey Regulations and Information: Follow general hunting statewide laws and posted signs on property. Refer to Motor Vehicle Use Maps issued by the USFS for other regulations. For more information, contact Pine Ridge Ranger District at 308-432-0300. Both areas are connected to the Ponderosa Wildlife Management Area. Mineral Rights: All mineral rights convey with the property. Legal Description:3 30 51 SW4NW4, NW4SW4, 4 30 51 ALL SECTION 4, 5 30 51 E2NE4, E2SE4, PT.NW4NE4, 8 30 51 E2NE4, 9 30 51 N2, 33 31 51 S2SW4 Taxes:$9,329.82 Address:518 Saw Log Road, Crawford, NE 69339 County:Dawes

This 1,319 acre oasis with a long family history has live water that originates on the property and gorgeous views! Connected to a U.S Forest Service Lands Pine Ridge Ranger District hunting area for deer, dove, elk, rabbit, squirrel and turkey and 296 acres in the OFW All Hunting Seasons and Trapping Program, this property offers a unique opportunity! The well managed grounds are cross fenced into six different pastures ready for your livestock or horses! At the center of the property, you'll find an 1,824 sf four-bedroom, two bath house with a walkout basement and southern facing deck to enjoy the peaceful view any time of day! Two years ago, a new metal roof was put on the home, and in 2018 four of the outbuildings had new metal roofing installed. Outbuildings: -34' x 14' x 8' Farm Utility Building (1940) -24' x 14' x 8' Farm Utility Building (1970) -60' x 40' x 14' farm Utility Building (1986) -14' x 8' x 6' Tool Shed (1997) -18' x 12' x 8' Tool Shed (1970) Wells: Windmill and domestic well. No well data for windmill or domestic well. Cattle: The pasture is leased to run 90 pair June-October 2025. There is no lease agreement for 2026. Hunting: Located in Unit 2 Landowner Elk Management Zone Program: OFW All Hunting Seasons and Trapping 296.00 acres in Dawes County. NGPC District: NW Property Type: U.S. Forest Service Lands Owner: U.S. Forest Service Species: Deer, Dove, Elk, Rabbit, Squirrel, Turkey Regulations and Information: Follow general hunting statewide laws and posted signs on property. Refer to Motor Vehicle Use Maps issued by the USFS for other regulations. For more information, contact Pine Ridge Ranger District at 308-432-0300. Both areas are connected to the Ponderosa Wildlife Management Area. Mineral Rights: All mineral rights convey with the property. Legal Description:3 30 51 SW4NW4, NW4SW4, 4 30 51 ALL SECTION 4, 5 30 51 E2NE4, E2SE4, PT.NW4NE4, 8 30 51 E2NE4, 9 30 51 N2, 33 31 51 S2SW4 Taxes:$9,329.82 Address:518 Saw Log Road, Crawford, NE 69339 County:Dawes

This is one of the most diverse and improved ranches in the Nebraska panhandle, offering a playground for the outdoor enthusiast while maintaining a working agriculture operation. Two stocked ponds, several shooting ranges, and miles of trails offer entertainment when the cattle work is complete. The north and west portion of the ranch is made up of dryland farm ground and native grasses; as you venture deeper into the ranch you are greeted with pine- and cedar-lined canyons. The abundance of surface water, diverse terrain, and quality of forage make this a premier hunting destination. The 2,666 acre JM Ranch is set in the scenic Pine Ridge area of northwestern Nebraska, home to elk, deer, antelope, turkey, grouse, coyotes, and bobcats. Whether you are looking for a beautiful working cattle ranch or a multi-species hunting retreat, the JM Ranch is a property full of possibilities. The ranch headquarters features a 60' x 180' all steel building (built 2002) that houses all of the necessary equipment as well as a one-bedroom, one-bath apartment and a three-bedroom, two-bath home. The shop is heated and insulated, with concrete floors and several overhead doors. The ranch is cross-fenced into multiple pastures, each with several water sources. Water on the ranch is provided from numerous springs, ponds, windmills, creeks, and tanks on pipeline. The current owner has made a considerable investment in water wells, miles of new fences, sporting infrastructure, stocking fishing ponds, planting thousands of trees, and revamping water sources across the ranch Also, on the northeast corner of the ranch, there is a manager's home and working facility. The home consists of three bedrooms and two baths overlooking the beautiful Pine Ridge scenery with Chadron Creek running through the Northern boundary. The working facility includes multiple outbuildings and corrals that are all steel pipe construction with a substantial windbreak surrounding them entirely. Corrals also feature a loading chute, tub, alley, and foremost chute along with numerous sorting pens and alleyways for ease of use. This is a perfect location for the manager's home as it lies along the main entrance of the ranch ensuring the privacy of owner's headquarters without interrupting ranch operations.

This is one of the most diverse and improved ranches in the Nebraska panhandle, offering a playground for the outdoor enthusiast while maintaining a working agriculture operation. Two stocked ponds, several shooting ranges, and miles of trails offer entertainment when the cattle work is complete. The north and west portion of the ranch is made up of dryland farm ground and native grasses; as you venture deeper into the ranch you are greeted with pine- and cedar-lined canyons. The abundance of surface water, diverse terrain, and quality of forage make this a premier hunting destination. The 2,666 acre JM Ranch is set in the scenic Pine Ridge area of northwestern Nebraska, home to elk, deer, antelope, turkey, grouse, coyotes, and bobcats. Whether you are looking for a beautiful working cattle ranch or a multi-species hunting retreat, the JM Ranch is a property full of possibilities. The ranch headquarters features a 60' x 180' all steel building (built 2002) that houses all of the necessary equipment as well as a one-bedroom, one-bath apartment and a three-bedroom, two-bath home. The shop is heated and insulated, with concrete floors and several overhead doors. The ranch is cross-fenced into multiple pastures, each with several water sources. Water on the ranch is provided from numerous springs, ponds, windmills, creeks, and tanks on pipeline. The current owner has made a considerable investment in water wells, miles of new fences, sporting infrastructure, stocking fishing ponds, planting thousands of trees, and revamping water sources across the ranch Also, on the northeast corner of the ranch, there is a manager's home and working facility. The home consists of three bedrooms and two baths overlooking the beautiful Pine Ridge scenery with Chadron Creek running through the Northern boundary. The working facility includes multiple outbuildings and corrals that are all steel pipe construction with a substantial windbreak surrounding them entirely. Corrals also feature a loading chute, tub, alley, and foremost chute along with numerous sorting pens and alleyways for ease of use. This is a perfect location for the manager's home as it lies along the main entrance of the ranch ensuring the privacy of owner's headquarters without interrupting ranch operations.

This is one of the most diverse and improved ranches in the Nebraska panhandle, offering a playground for the outdoor enthusiast while maintaining a working agriculture operation. Two stocked ponds, several shooting ranges, and miles of trails offer entertainment when the cattle work is complete. The north and west portion of the ranch is made up of dryland farm ground and native grasses; as you venture deeper into the ranch you are greeted with pine- and cedar-lined canyons. The abundance of surface water, diverse terrain, and quality of forage make this a premier hunting destination. The 2,666 acre JM Ranch is set in the scenic Pine Ridge area of northwestern Nebraska, home to elk, deer, antelope, turkey, grouse, coyotes, and bobcats. Whether you are looking for a beautiful working cattle ranch or a multi-species hunting retreat, the JM Ranch is a property full of possibilities. The ranch headquarters features a 60' x 180' all steel building (built 2002) that houses all of the necessary equipment as well as a one-bedroom, one-bath apartment and a three-bedroom, two-bath home. The shop is heated and insulated, with concrete floors and several overhead doors. The ranch is cross-fenced into multiple pastures, each with several water sources. Water on the ranch is provided from numerous springs, ponds, windmills, creeks, and tanks on pipeline. The current owner has made a considerable investment in water wells, miles of new fences, sporting infrastructure, stocking fishing ponds, planting thousands of trees, and revamping water sources across the ranch Also, on the northeast corner of the ranch, there is a manager's home and working facility. The home consists of three bedrooms and two baths overlooking the beautiful Pine Ridge scenery with Chadron Creek running through the Northern boundary. The working facility includes multiple outbuildings and corrals that are all steel pipe construction with a substantial windbreak surrounding them entirely. Corrals also feature a loading chute, tub, alley, and foremost chute along with numerous sorting pens and alleyways for ease of use. This is a perfect location for the manager's home as it lies along the main entrance of the ranch ensuring the privacy of owner's headquarters without interrupting ranch operations.

This is one of the most diverse and improved ranches in the Nebraska panhandle, offering a playground for the outdoor enthusiast while maintaining a working agriculture operation. Two stocked ponds, several shooting ranges, and miles of trails offer entertainment when the cattle work is complete. The north and west portion of the ranch is made up of dryland farm ground and native grasses; as you venture deeper into the ranch you are greeted with pine- and cedar-lined canyons. The abundance of surface water, diverse terrain, and quality of forage make this a premier hunting destination. The 2,666 acre JM Ranch is set in the scenic Pine Ridge area of northwestern Nebraska, home to elk, deer, antelope, turkey, grouse, coyotes, and bobcats. Whether you are looking for a beautiful working cattle ranch or a multi-species hunting retreat, the JM Ranch is a property full of possibilities. The ranch headquarters features a 60' x 180' all steel building (built 2002) that houses all of the necessary equipment as well as a one-bedroom, one-bath apartment and a three-bedroom, two-bath home. The shop is heated and insulated, with concrete floors and several overhead doors. The ranch is cross-fenced into multiple pastures, each with several water sources. Water on the ranch is provided from numerous springs, ponds, windmills, creeks, and tanks on pipeline. The current owner has made a considerable investment in water wells, miles of new fences, sporting infrastructure, stocking fishing ponds, planting thousands of trees, and revamping water sources across the ranch Also, on the northeast corner of the ranch, there is a manager's home and working facility. The home consists of three bedrooms and two baths overlooking the beautiful Pine Ridge scenery with Chadron Creek running through the Northern boundary. The working facility includes multiple outbuildings and corrals that are all steel pipe construction with a substantial windbreak surrounding them entirely. Corrals also feature a loading chute, tub, alley, and foremost chute along with numerous sorting pens and alleyways for ease of use. This is a perfect location for the manager's home as it lies along the main entrance of the ranch ensuring the privacy of owner's headquarters without interrupting ranch operations.

This is one of the most diverse and improved ranches in the Nebraska panhandle, offering a playground for the outdoor enthusiast while maintaining a working agriculture operation. Two stocked ponds, several shooting ranges, and miles of trails offer entertainment when the cattle work is complete. The north and west portion of the ranch is made up of dryland farm ground and native grasses; as you venture deeper into the ranch you are greeted with pine- and cedar-lined canyons. The abundance of surface water, diverse terrain, and quality of forage make this a premier hunting destination. The 2,666 acre JM Ranch is set in the scenic Pine Ridge area of northwestern Nebraska, home to elk, deer, antelope, turkey, grouse, coyotes, and bobcats. Whether you are looking for a beautiful working cattle ranch or a multi-species hunting retreat, the JM Ranch is a property full of possibilities. The ranch headquarters features a 60' x 180' all steel building (built 2002) that houses all of the necessary equipment as well as a one-bedroom, one-bath apartment and a three-bedroom, two-bath home. The shop is heated and insulated, with concrete floors and several overhead doors. The ranch is cross-fenced into multiple pastures, each with several water sources. Water on the ranch is provided from numerous springs, ponds, windmills, creeks, and tanks on pipeline. The current owner has made a considerable investment in water wells, miles of new fences, sporting infrastructure, stocking fishing ponds, planting thousands of trees, and revamping water sources across the ranch Also, on the northeast corner of the ranch, there is a manager's home and working facility. The home consists of three bedrooms and two baths overlooking the beautiful Pine Ridge scenery with Chadron Creek running through the Northern boundary. The working facility includes multiple outbuildings and corrals that are all steel pipe construction with a substantial windbreak surrounding them entirely. Corrals also feature a loading chute, tub, alley, and foremost chute along with numerous sorting pens and alleyways for ease of use. This is a perfect location for the manager's home as it lies along the main entrance of the ranch ensuring the privacy of owner's headquarters without interrupting ranch operations.

This is one of the most diverse and improved ranches in the Nebraska panhandle, offering a playground for the outdoor enthusiast while maintaining a working agriculture operation. Two stocked ponds, several shooting ranges, and miles of trails offer entertainment when the cattle work is complete. The north and west portion of the ranch is made up of dryland farm ground and native grasses; as you venture deeper into the ranch you are greeted with pine- and cedar-lined canyons. The abundance of surface water, diverse terrain, and quality of forage make this a premier hunting destination. The 2,666 acre JM Ranch is set in the scenic Pine Ridge area of northwestern Nebraska, home to elk, deer, antelope, turkey, grouse, coyotes, and bobcats. Whether you are looking for a beautiful working cattle ranch or a multi-species hunting retreat, the JM Ranch is a property full of possibilities. The ranch headquarters features a 60' x 180' all steel building (built 2002) that houses all of the necessary equipment as well as a one-bedroom, one-bath apartment and a three-bedroom, two-bath home. The shop is heated and insulated, with concrete floors and several overhead doors. The ranch is cross-fenced into multiple pastures, each with several water sources. Water on the ranch is provided from numerous springs, ponds, windmills, creeks, and tanks on pipeline. The current owner has made a considerable investment in water wells, miles of new fences, sporting infrastructure, stocking fishing ponds, planting thousands of trees, and revamping water sources across the ranch Also, on the northeast corner of the ranch, there is a manager's home and working facility. The home consists of three bedrooms and two baths overlooking the beautiful Pine Ridge scenery with Chadron Creek running through the Northern boundary. The working facility includes multiple outbuildings and corrals that are all steel pipe construction with a substantial windbreak surrounding them entirely. Corrals also feature a loading chute, tub, alley, and foremost chute along with numerous sorting pens and alleyways for ease of use. This is a perfect location for the manager's home as it lies along the main entrance of the ranch ensuring the privacy of owner's headquarters without interrupting ranch operations.

This is one of the most diverse and improved ranches in the Nebraska panhandle, offering a playground for the outdoor enthusiast while maintaining a working agriculture operation. Two stocked ponds, several shooting ranges, and miles of trails offer entertainment when the cattle work is complete. The north and west portion of the ranch is made up of dryland farm ground and native grasses; as you venture deeper into the ranch you are greeted with pine- and cedar-lined canyons. The abundance of surface water, diverse terrain, and quality of forage make this a premier hunting destination. The 2,666 acre JM Ranch is set in the scenic Pine Ridge area of northwestern Nebraska, home to elk, deer, antelope, turkey, grouse, coyotes, and bobcats. Whether you are looking for a beautiful working cattle ranch or a multi-species hunting retreat, the JM Ranch is a property full of possibilities. The ranch headquarters features a 60' x 180' all steel building (built 2002) that houses all of the necessary equipment as well as a one-bedroom, one-bath apartment and a three-bedroom, two-bath home. The shop is heated and insulated, with concrete floors and several overhead doors. The ranch is cross-fenced into multiple pastures, each with several water sources. Water on the ranch is provided from numerous springs, ponds, windmills, creeks, and tanks on pipeline. The current owner has made a considerable investment in water wells, miles of new fences, sporting infrastructure, stocking fishing ponds, planting thousands of trees, and revamping water sources across the ranch Also, on the northeast corner of the ranch, there is a manager's home and working facility. The home consists of three bedrooms and two baths overlooking the beautiful Pine Ridge scenery with Chadron Creek running through the Northern boundary. The working facility includes multiple outbuildings and corrals that are all steel pipe construction with a substantial windbreak surrounding them entirely. Corrals also feature a loading chute, tub, alley, and foremost chute along with numerous sorting pens and alleyways for ease of use. This is a perfect location for the manager's home as it lies along the main entrance of the ranch ensuring the privacy of owner's headquarters without interrupting ranch operations.

This is one of the most diverse and improved ranches in the Nebraska panhandle, offering a playground for the outdoor enthusiast while maintaining a working agriculture operation. Two stocked ponds, several shooting ranges, and miles of trails offer entertainment when the cattle work is complete. The north and west portion of the ranch is made up of dryland farm ground and native grasses; as you venture deeper into the ranch you are greeted with pine- and cedar-lined canyons. The abundance of surface water, diverse terrain, and quality of forage make this a premier hunting destination. The 2,666 acre JM Ranch is set in the scenic Pine Ridge area of northwestern Nebraska, home to elk, deer, antelope, turkey, grouse, coyotes, and bobcats. Whether you are looking for a beautiful working cattle ranch or a multi-species hunting retreat, the JM Ranch is a property full of possibilities. The ranch headquarters features a 60' x 180' all steel building (built 2002) that houses all of the necessary equipment as well as a one-bedroom, one-bath apartment and a three-bedroom, two-bath home. The shop is heated and insulated, with concrete floors and several overhead doors. The ranch is cross-fenced into multiple pastures, each with several water sources. Water on the ranch is provided from numerous springs, ponds, windmills, creeks, and tanks on pipeline. The current owner has made a considerable investment in water wells, miles of new fences, sporting infrastructure, stocking fishing ponds, planting thousands of trees, and revamping water sources across the ranch Also, on the northeast corner of the ranch, there is a manager's home and working facility. The home consists of three bedrooms and two baths overlooking the beautiful Pine Ridge scenery with Chadron Creek running through the Northern boundary. The working facility includes multiple outbuildings and corrals that are all steel pipe construction with a substantial windbreak surrounding them entirely. Corrals also feature a loading chute, tub, alley, and foremost chute along with numerous sorting pens and alleyways for ease of use. This is a perfect location for the manager's home as it lies along the main entrance of the ranch ensuring the privacy of owner's headquarters without interrupting ranch operations.

This is an exceptional ranch/hunting retreat/recreational property located in the Pine Ridge of Western NE. It is located approximately 14 miles SE of Chadron NE. It has an older home in good livable condition. A nice shop, livestock barn and set of pens and outbuildings. All the wildlife that resides in the Pine Ridge area are present on this ranch including elk, mule deer, whitetail deer, coyotes, bobcats, mountain lion and turkeys to name a few. There are approximately 250 acres of farm land that is used for hay every year, making this ranch a good place to use as a home base for a cow/calf operation. This ranch can have several different income streams, hunting, haying and grazing. There is a school land lease (BELF) of 637.7 acres that will be transferred to the new buyer, it connects the two non-contiguous pieces. The cost per year is $6,957.40 per year. There is also the possibility of taking over two private leases that are currently used with this property. There is not a fence on the east side of the school lease. Places like this do not come up for sale often. It probably wont be on the market long. Call Scott Saults if you have any questions or would like to view this property. Income Potential (with private leases): Take in 140 pairs @$60/month for 5 months=$42,000 Hunting lease income: $10,000 Haying income: $7,500 Total income: $ 59,500 Legal Description: All West of the 6th P.M. Dawes County Nebraska; E1/2SE1/4 S8-T32N-R47; W1/2SE1/4, SW1/4 S9-T32N-R47; E1/2W1/2, N1/2NE1/4 S21-T32N-R47; N1/2NW1/4 S28-T32N-R47; NE1/4NE1/4 S29-T32N-R47 Taxes:$5,247.64 Address:Chadron, NE 69337 County:Dawes

This is an exceptional ranch/hunting retreat/recreational property located in the Pine Ridge of Western NE. It is located approximately 14 miles SE of Chadron NE. It has an older home in good livable condition. A nice shop, livestock barn and set of pens and outbuildings. All the wildlife that resides in the Pine Ridge area are present on this ranch including elk, mule deer, whitetail deer, coyotes, bobcats, mountain lion and turkeys to name a few. There are approximately 250 acres of farm land that is used for hay every year, making this ranch a good place to use as a home base for a cow/calf operation. This ranch can have several different income streams, hunting, haying and grazing. There is a school land lease (BELF) of 637.7 acres that will be transferred to the new buyer, it connects the two non-contiguous pieces. The cost per year is $6,957.40 per year. There is also the possibility of taking over two private leases that are currently used with this property. There is not a fence on the east side of the school lease. Places like this do not come up for sale often. It probably wont be on the market long. Call Scott Saults if you have any questions or would like to view this property. Income Potential (with private leases): Take in 140 pairs @$60/month for 5 months=$42,000 Hunting lease income: $10,000 Haying income: $7,500 Total income: $ 59,500 Legal Description: All West of the 6th P.M. Dawes County Nebraska; E1/2SE1/4 S8-T32N-R47; W1/2SE1/4, SW1/4 S9-T32N-R47; E1/2W1/2, N1/2NE1/4 S21-T32N-R47; N1/2NW1/4 S28-T32N-R47; NE1/4NE1/4 S29-T32N-R47 Taxes:$5,247.64 Address:Chadron, NE 69337 County:Dawes

This is an exceptional ranch/hunting retreat/recreational property located in the Pine Ridge of Western NE. It is located approximately 14 miles SE of Chadron NE. It has an older home in good livable condition. A nice shop, livestock barn and set of pens and outbuildings. All the wildlife that resides in the Pine Ridge area are present on this ranch including elk, mule deer, whitetail deer, coyotes, bobcats, mountain lion and turkeys to name a few. There are approximately 250 acres of farm land that is used for hay every year, making this ranch a good place to use as a home base for a cow/calf operation. This ranch can have several different income streams, hunting, haying and grazing. There is a school land lease (BELF) of 637.7 acres that will be transferred to the new buyer, it connects the two non-contiguous pieces. The cost per year is $6,957.40 per year. There is also the possibility of taking over two private leases that are currently used with this property. There is not a fence on the east side of the school lease. Places like this do not come up for sale often. It probably wont be on the market long. Call Scott Saults if you have any questions or would like to view this property. Income Potential (with private leases): Take in 140 pairs @$60/month for 5 months=$42,000 Hunting lease income: $10,000 Haying income: $7,500 Total income: $ 59,500 Legal Description: All West of the 6th P.M. Dawes County Nebraska; E1/2SE1/4 S8-T32N-R47; W1/2SE1/4, SW1/4 S9-T32N-R47; E1/2W1/2, N1/2NE1/4 S21-T32N-R47; N1/2NW1/4 S28-T32N-R47; NE1/4NE1/4 S29-T32N-R47 Taxes:$5,247.64 Address:Chadron, NE 69337 County:Dawes

This is an exceptional ranch/hunting retreat/recreational property located in the Pine Ridge of Western NE. It is located approximately 14 miles SE of Chadron NE. It has an older home in good livable condition. A nice shop, livestock barn and set of pens and outbuildings. All the wildlife that resides in the Pine Ridge area are present on this ranch including elk, mule deer, whitetail deer, coyotes, bobcats, mountain lion and turkeys to name a few. There are approximately 250 acres of farm land that is used for hay every year, making this ranch a good place to use as a home base for a cow/calf operation. This ranch can have several different income streams, hunting, haying and grazing. There is a school land lease (BELF) of 637.7 acres that will be transferred to the new buyer, it connects the two non-contiguous pieces. The cost per year is $6,957.40 per year. There is also the possibility of taking over two private leases that are currently used with this property. There is not a fence on the east side of the school lease. Places like this do not come up for sale often. It probably wont be on the market long. Call Scott Saults if you have any questions or would like to view this property. Income Potential (with private leases): Take in 140 pairs @$60/month for 5 months=$42,000 Hunting lease income: $10,000 Haying income: $7,500 Total income: $ 59,500 Legal Description: All West of the 6th P.M. Dawes County Nebraska; E1/2SE1/4 S8-T32N-R47; W1/2SE1/4, SW1/4 S9-T32N-R47; E1/2W1/2, N1/2NE1/4 S21-T32N-R47; N1/2NW1/4 S28-T32N-R47; NE1/4NE1/4 S29-T32N-R47 Taxes:$5,247.64 Address:Chadron, NE 69337 County:Dawes

This is an exceptional ranch/hunting retreat/recreational property located in the Pine Ridge of Western NE. It is located approximately 14 miles SE of Chadron NE. It has an older home in good livable condition. A nice shop, livestock barn and set of pens and outbuildings. All the wildlife that resides in the Pine Ridge area are present on this ranch including elk, mule deer, whitetail deer, coyotes, bobcats, mountain lion and turkeys to name a few. There are approximately 250 acres of farm land that is used for hay every year, making this ranch a good place to use as a home base for a cow/calf operation. This ranch can have several different income streams, hunting, haying and grazing. There is a school land lease (BELF) of 637.7 acres that will be transferred to the new buyer, it connects the two non-contiguous pieces. The cost per year is $6,957.40 per year. There is also the possibility of taking over two private leases that are currently used with this property. There is not a fence on the east side of the school lease. Places like this do not come up for sale often. It probably wont be on the market long. Call Scott Saults if you have any questions or would like to view this property. Income Potential (with private leases): Take in 140 pairs @$60/month for 5 months=$42,000 Hunting lease income: $10,000 Haying income: $7,500 Total income: $ 59,500 Legal Description: All West of the 6th P.M. Dawes County Nebraska; E1/2SE1/4 S8-T32N-R47; W1/2SE1/4, SW1/4 S9-T32N-R47; E1/2W1/2, N1/2NE1/4 S21-T32N-R47; N1/2NW1/4 S28-T32N-R47; NE1/4NE1/4 S29-T32N-R47 Taxes:$5,247.64 Address:Chadron, NE 69337 County:Dawes

This is an exceptional ranch/hunting retreat/recreational property located in the Pine Ridge of Western NE. It is located approximately 14 miles SE of Chadron NE. It has an older home in good livable condition. A nice shop, livestock barn and set of pens and outbuildings. All the wildlife that resides in the Pine Ridge area are present on this ranch including elk, mule deer, whitetail deer, coyotes, bobcats, mountain lion and turkeys to name a few. There are approximately 250 acres of farm land that is used for hay every year, making this ranch a good place to use as a home base for a cow/calf operation. This ranch can have several different income streams, hunting, haying and grazing. There is a school land lease (BELF) of 637.7 acres that will be transferred to the new buyer, it connects the two non-contiguous pieces. The cost per year is $6,957.40 per year. There is also the possibility of taking over two private leases that are currently used with this property. There is not a fence on the east side of the school lease. Places like this do not come up for sale often. It probably wont be on the market long. Call Scott Saults if you have any questions or would like to view this property. Income Potential (with private leases): Take in 140 pairs @$60/month for 5 months=$42,000 Hunting lease income: $10,000 Haying income: $7,500 Total income: $ 59,500 Legal Description: All West of the 6th P.M. Dawes County Nebraska; E1/2SE1/4 S8-T32N-R47; W1/2SE1/4, SW1/4 S9-T32N-R47; E1/2W1/2, N1/2NE1/4 S21-T32N-R47; N1/2NW1/4 S28-T32N-R47; NE1/4NE1/4 S29-T32N-R47 Taxes:$5,247.64 Address:Chadron, NE 69337 County:Dawes

This is an exceptional ranch/hunting retreat/recreational property located in the Pine Ridge of Western NE. It is located approximately 14 miles SE of Chadron NE. It has an older home in good livable condition. A nice shop, livestock barn and set of pens and outbuildings. All the wildlife that resides in the Pine Ridge area are present on this ranch including elk, mule deer, whitetail deer, coyotes, bobcats, mountain lion and turkeys to name a few. There are approximately 250 acres of farm land that is used for hay every year, making this ranch a good place to use as a home base for a cow/calf operation. This ranch can have several different income streams, hunting, haying and grazing. There is a school land lease (BELF) of 637.7 acres that will be transferred to the new buyer, it connects the two non-contiguous pieces. The cost per year is $6,957.40 per year. There is also the possibility of taking over two private leases that are currently used with this property. There is not a fence on the east side of the school lease. Places like this do not come up for sale often. It probably wont be on the market long. Call Scott Saults if you have any questions or would like to view this property. Income Potential (with private leases): Take in 140 pairs @$60/month for 5 months=$42,000 Hunting lease income: $10,000 Haying income: $7,500 Total income: $ 59,500 Legal Description: All West of the 6th P.M. Dawes County Nebraska; E1/2SE1/4 S8-T32N-R47; W1/2SE1/4, SW1/4 S9-T32N-R47; E1/2W1/2, N1/2NE1/4 S21-T32N-R47; N1/2NW1/4 S28-T32N-R47; NE1/4NE1/4 S29-T32N-R47 Taxes:$5,247.64 Address:Chadron, NE 69337 County:Dawes

This is an exceptional ranch/hunting retreat/recreational property located in the Pine Ridge of Western NE. It is located approximately 14 miles SE of Chadron NE. It has an older home in good livable condition. A nice shop, livestock barn and set of pens and outbuildings. All the wildlife that resides in the Pine Ridge area are present on this ranch including elk, mule deer, whitetail deer, coyotes, bobcats, mountain lion and turkeys to name a few. There are approximately 250 acres of farm land that is used for hay every year, making this ranch a good place to use as a home base for a cow/calf operation. This ranch can have several different income streams, hunting, haying and grazing. There is a school land lease (BELF) of 637.7 acres that will be transferred to the new buyer, it connects the two non-contiguous pieces. The cost per year is $6,957.40 per year. There is also the possibility of taking over two private leases that are currently used with this property. There is not a fence on the east side of the school lease. Places like this do not come up for sale often. It probably wont be on the market long. Call Scott Saults if you have any questions or would like to view this property. Income Potential (with private leases): Take in 140 pairs @$60/month for 5 months=$42,000 Hunting lease income: $10,000 Haying income: $7,500 Total income: $ 59,500 Legal Description: All West of the 6th P.M. Dawes County Nebraska; E1/2SE1/4 S8-T32N-R47; W1/2SE1/4, SW1/4 S9-T32N-R47; E1/2W1/2, N1/2NE1/4 S21-T32N-R47; N1/2NW1/4 S28-T32N-R47; NE1/4NE1/4 S29-T32N-R47 Taxes:$5,247.64 Address:Chadron, NE 69337 County:Dawes

MOTIVATED SELLER! Just a mile off Highway 385, on this 1407.49 acre recreational gem, there are approximately 300 acres of dryland farm ground last planted in wheat- 2024 yield average was 86 bushels/acre, with a high of 99 bushels/acre. There is approximately 65 acres of alfalfa, planted 3 years ago. The remainder 1042 acres is pasture, that includes high quality native hard grass through the middle of the property. The fencing is in good shape, with roughly 75% of the fencing being new. There are two wells, one on the east and one on the west side of the property, each with its on pipeline feeding multiple water tanks. There is a set of buildings on the property, including a shop with a concrete floor. There is one landowners elk permit, and plenty of mule deer and the occasional whitetail that frequent the property as well. The Seller is interested in leasing the pasture after sale. Legal Description:3 30 48 W2SW4NE4, SE4, W2, 2 30 48 W2, 10 30 48 N2, 10 30 48 E2NE4SE4, 11 30 48 NE4NW4,, NW4SW4, 11 30 48 NW4NW4, S2NW4, NE4SW4 Taxes:$11,084.48 Address:150 Virginia Road, Chadron, NE 69337 County:Dawes

MOTIVATED SELLER! Just a mile off Highway 385, on this 1407.49 acre recreational gem, there are approximately 300 acres of dryland farm ground last planted in wheat- 2024 yield average was 86 bushels/acre, with a high of 99 bushels/acre. There is approximately 65 acres of alfalfa, planted 3 years ago. The remainder 1042 acres is pasture, that includes high quality native hard grass through the middle of the property. The fencing is in good shape, with roughly 75% of the fencing being new. There are two wells, one on the east and one on the west side of the property, each with its on pipeline feeding multiple water tanks. There is a set of buildings on the property, including a shop with a concrete floor. There is one landowners elk permit, and plenty of mule deer and the occasional whitetail that frequent the property as well. The Seller is interested in leasing the pasture after sale. Legal Description:3 30 48 W2SW4NE4, SE4, W2, 2 30 48 W2, 10 30 48 N2, 10 30 48 E2NE4SE4, 11 30 48 NE4NW4,, NW4SW4, 11 30 48 NW4NW4, S2NW4, NE4SW4 Taxes:$11,084.48 Address:150 Virginia Road, Chadron, NE 69337 County:Dawes

MOTIVATED SELLER! Just a mile off Highway 385, on this 1407.49 acre recreational gem, there are approximately 300 acres of dryland farm ground last planted in wheat- 2024 yield average was 86 bushels/acre, with a high of 99 bushels/acre. There is approximately 65 acres of alfalfa, planted 3 years ago. The remainder 1042 acres is pasture, that includes high quality native hard grass through the middle of the property. The fencing is in good shape, with roughly 75% of the fencing being new. There are two wells, one on the east and one on the west side of the property, each with its on pipeline feeding multiple water tanks. There is a set of buildings on the property, including a shop with a concrete floor. There is one landowners elk permit, and plenty of mule deer and the occasional whitetail that frequent the property as well. The Seller is interested in leasing the pasture after sale. Legal Description:3 30 48 W2SW4NE4, SE4, W2, 2 30 48 W2, 10 30 48 N2, 10 30 48 E2NE4SE4, 11 30 48 NE4NW4,, NW4SW4, 11 30 48 NW4NW4, S2NW4, NE4SW4 Taxes:$11,084.48 Address:150 Virginia Road, Chadron, NE 69337 County:Dawes