Spanning approximately 720 contiguous acres in Tripp County, South Dakota, this diverse and highly functional property offers an excellent blend of production agriculture, grazing, and recreational opportunity. The land includes roughly 553± acres of established pasture, well-suited for livestock operations, along with 167± FSA base acres of productive tillable ground carrying a 69.67 Crop Productivity Index. This balance provides both immediate income potential and long-term versatility. The property is improved with two dams that provide reliable water sources for livestock and wildlife alike. Shelter belts situated along the east and northeast boundaries offer protection from prevailing winds, enhancing both livestock comfort and habitat quality. The pasture is cross-fenced, allowing for rotational grazing practices, though some fence maintenance may be needed to maximize efficiency. Access is a standout feature, with gravel roads bordering three sides of the property, ensuring convenient year-round entry and operational ease. Located just 16 miles northeast of Winner, 7 miles east of Ideal, and 6.5 miles west of Hamill, the property sits in a strong agricultural region with close proximity to local markets and services. In addition to its agricultural strengths, this tract offers excellent recreational appeal. The mix of grassland, cropland, and shelter belts creates ideal habitat for upland birds and whitetail deer, making it an attractive option for hunting enthusiasts. Currently leased for the 2026 season, this property presents an immediate income-producing investment with the added benefit of long-term agricultural and recreational value. Features Property is currently leased through 2026 720± contiguous acres in Tripp County, SD with a strong mix of pasture, cropland, and recreational land 553± acres of grazing pasture and 167± FSA base acres with a 69.67 Crop Productivity Index Two dams provide reliable water sources for livestock and wildlife Cross-fenced pasture (some maintenance needed) supports rotational grazing opportunities Excellent access with gravel roads on three sides, located near Winner, Ideal, and Hamill Strong hunting potential with upland birds and whitetail deer; property is leased for 2026 Area Information South Dakota Game Fish and Parks Tripp County City of Winner

This 640± acres in Mellette County is mostly productive farm ground, with pasture and creek bottoms mixed in. The farmstead includes a one-story main home with basement space, a smaller second house, a shop, grain bin, and two sheds. Oak Creek and Whitehorse Creek run through the property, adding water, cover, and a break from the open fields.

Located just 6 miles north of Winner, South Dakota, this exceptional 455-acre property offers a rare blend of highly productive farmland and outstanding recreational opportunities. Situated in the heart of the famed “Golden Triangle”, renowned as one of the best pheasant hunting regions in the country, this farm is a true gem for both ag producers and outdoor enthusiasts alike. The land is comprised of excellent cropland with strong soils, offering consistent yields and long-term value for farming operations. Thunder Creek meanders through the property, adding natural beauty, dependable water, and ideal habitat for wildlife. Mature shelterbelts line portions of the tract, providing excellent cover and travel corridors for game. This area is well known for world-class pheasant hunting, and this property delivers with abundant bird numbers, strong cover, and a proven track record. Whitetail deer and wild turkey populations also thrive here, creating a true recreational paradise. Whether you're looking to expand your farming portfolio or seeking a premier hunting retreat with income potential, this property offers an unbeatable combination of location, quality land, and habitat diversity. With gravel road access and proximity to Winner’s amenities, this is a rare opportunity to own a turnkey farm and sporting property in one of South Dakota’s most sought-after regions. FEATURES 455 continuous acres Excellent soil productivity Mature shelter belts Located approximately 6 miles north of Winner, SD Excellent access off 318th avenue and 273rd Street Income producing property Situated in the famed "Golden Triangle" of pheasant hunting AREA INFORMATION South Dakota Game Fish and Parks Tripp County City of Winner

Elsassers Ringneck Reserve consists of 383± acres located approximately 12 miles from Winner and 1/4 mile off U.S. Route 183. Featuring a 75 average CPI, productive farm ground, hay acres, mature tree groves, a dugout, and a stream-fed draw, this property offers an excellent balance of income potential and exceptional pheasant and deer habitat in the heart of South Dakota pheasant country.

This exceptional 320± acre property in Tripp County offers a rare combination of irrigated farmland, productive pasture, and premier recreational appeal. Bordering the scenic White River, the property provides strong income potential alongside outstanding wildlife habitat. With a comfortable home already in place, it’s well-suited for a hunting retreat, investment property, or full-time residence.

Discover the perfect blend of ranching, recreation, and South Dakota prairie beauty with this exceptional 160-acre property located in Tripp County, South Dakota. Conveniently situated just 23 miles southwest of Colome and 23 miles south of Winner, this versatile tract offers outstanding opportunities for grazing, hay production, and outdoor recreation. Whether you are looking to expand your cattle operation, invest in productive grassland, or own a premier hunting property, this acreage checks all the boxes. The property features strong native grass stands with excellent grazing and haying potential, making it well-suited for both livestock producers and land investors alike. The acreage is fenced and cross-fenced, allowing for efficient pasture management and rotational grazing practices. With quality access to the property from both 300th Street and 312th Avenue, landowners and guests will appreciate the excellent year-round gravel road access. In addition to its agricultural value, this property provides outstanding recreational opportunities. The area is well-known for its healthy populations of whitetail deer and upland game birds, offering excellent hunting potential throughout the seasons. The combination of grassland habitat, shelter, and surrounding agricultural areas creates ideal conditions for wildlife. Whether you are searching for productive pasture ground, a recreational retreat, or a long-term land investment in south-central South Dakota, this 160-acre Tripp County property presents a rare opportunity to own a versatile piece of the prairie. With productive grassland, quality fencing, strong hunting potential, and convenient access, this property is ready for its next owner to enjoy for years to come. Features 160 acres located in Tripp County, South Dakota, just 23 miles southwest of Colome and 23 miles south of Winner Excellent grazing and haying potential with productive native grass stands Outstanding recreational opportunities featuring whitetail deer and upland bird hunting Quality year-round gravel road access from both 300th Street and 312th Avenue Property is fenced and cross-fenced for efficient livestock and pasture management Area Information South Dakota Game Fish and Parks City of Winner Tripp County, SD

Approx. 145± acres in Mellette County, South Dakota, currently planted to productive alfalfa. This well-maintained tract offers strong agricultural income potential with established stands in place. The open, workable acres make it an excellent opportunity for hay production or as a clean addition to an existing farming operation.