35750 244Th St Kimball, SD 57355

This 810.6-acre property in Brule County, South Dakota, is designed and managed to support abundant wildlife and diverse recreational uses. Located in the heart of South Dakota pheasant country, the landscape features a mix of grassland, food plots, and mature shelterbelts developed to attract and sustain wildlife. Numerous well-established belts provide year-round protection and roosting areas for pheasants, while native grasses and strategically planted cover crops offer nesting and loafing areas. Several food plots have been maintained to support both upland birds and big game. Water sources throughout the property ensure reliable access for wildlife, drawing in pheasants, white-tailed deer, turkey, and waterfowl. The topography gently rolls, offering a blend of open vistas and secluded pockets of cover. Hunters will find a variety of stand and blind locations. The property includes a 2,764 square foot home with five bedrooms and three bathrooms, as well as a 36' x 18' shed containing an 11-pen kennel system. Currently operated as a licensed pheasant hunting preserve, the property is ready for continued operation or conversion to a private recreational retreat. The property is accessible from well-maintained county roads, approximately 25 miles northeast of Chamberlain, 20 miles north of Pukwana, and 10 miles from Kimball. The area's mix of agriculture and prairie habitat supports pheasant and deer populations. The property offers the infrastructure, layout, and location to support a variety of goals.