If you could have 1500 acres….

[deerhunter10]

For me personally, that's to much land to take care of, watch over and manage. I'd rather have a smaller acreage in the right location. A few hundred acres would be good enough and I don't have that but I consistently have great results with my small acreage.

That's the fun part to me I love working and manging the land. We already take care of 2500 acres between hunting and farming. It's not as bad as you think.

 

[Lost Lake]

You from down there? Our place is on the Buffalo.

No Sir. That would be dream property for me though.

 

[CATCHDAWG]

That's the fun part to me I love working and manging the land. We already take care of 2500 acres between hunting and farming. It's not as bad as you think.

Yes, I get that. But you said two key words. "We" and "farming". But if it's strictly for hunting…

 

[deerhunter10]

Yes, I get that. But you said two key words. "We" and "farming". But if it's strictly for hunting…

Less work if managing for hunting imo. Hay for example you go over every field 3 or 4 times.

 

[Mr.Bro]

I would be perfectly happy with the 250 acres i hunt right now in Christian co Ky..

 

[.243 Deer]

I can't help but to wish for hundreds (or thousands) of acres in Alaska or Canada. Such pretty land up there. I love Tennessee and grew up here but best believe I'd move to either place mentioned above in a heartbeat if it were possible.

 

[Urban_Hunter]

Shelby park/shelby bottoms, Nashville

 

[HenryCohunter]

I'd want the 1500 acres that are surrounding Johnson's Bottom in Lula. Lord have mercy the deer they kill on that place.

 

[Popcorn]

Trigg / Christian county line between Roaring Springs and Lafayette, KY between Pee Dee and Ft Campbell.
The row crop lease would pay for the taxes and what ever I wanted to do on property, the wetland easement and the native grassland & reforestation and habitat agreements I enter into will develop all the habitat I will ever need including water supply and the payments received will insure I never work another day unless I choose to leaving nothing but time to hunt fish and dream till I die when it will transfer into a permanent conservation easement

 

[Robtattoo]

I'll take the 300 I hunt in Moore Co. Plus an extra twelve hundred somewhere between Pinedale Wy. & Yellowstone, close to the Idaho state line please!

 

[bhud84]

Somewhere in the Tennessee River Valley along the Duck or Buffalo Rivers.

Man that's beautiful country..

 

[bhud84]

In Williamson County TN and immediately put it up for sale and after it sold acquire a large farm in middle tn and one in western Kentucky. Put the rest of the profit in the bank. Lol

Lol... that sounds like a plan...

 

[tntrkkllr]

1200 in Texas and 300 in Fayette county!

 

[Gravey]

500 in TN so I could easily get there.
500 maybe southern Illinois or Iowa.
500 south Texas.

OR

1000 Tennessee and 500 in Saskatchewan

Ask me tomorrow and it may be different.

 

[Bambi Buster]

A "little" Williamson Co property (only 385 acres) plus 10,000 sqft. house, out buildings, etc. , just sold for 42.5 million this week. It became the most expensive TN property to date.

It was a bargain. I think it was originally listed for 60 million

https://www.wkrn.com/news/local-news/tns-most-expensive-home-sells-for-42-5m/

 

[7mmWSM]

300 acres each in Iowa, Ks, Missouri, Illinois, and Ky. One of those farms would have to be hot at sometime.

 

[redblood]

Somewhere in the Tennessee River Valley along the Duck or Buffalo Rivers.

Yep. Would definitely want river bottom and access to the dirty duck