Premier Boyd Co Nebraska Ranch

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Nebraska Hunter's Paradise and Working Cattle Ranch

902.39 deeded acres plus assumption of 237 acre school lease.

 902.39 deeded acres plus the adjoining school leases of 237 acres – total of 1139 acres.  Reimbursement total  to the Seller at closing to be $15,662. Buyer will be responsible to pay Board of Education $6060.00 for the school lease for the 2023 year on the West School Lease. All subsequent Board of Education lease payments to be the responsibility of the buyer. West School Lease $6060 per year. East School Lease $3362 per year. You won't believe the views while hunting, fishing, riding atv's, riding horses, or hiking through this Nebraska ranch overlooking the Missouri River basin. 1139 total acres consisting of 902 deeded acres and 237 school lease acres. All acres are approximate. This is currently a working cattle ranch running up to 135 pairs for 5 months per year. The property includes 96 acres dryland crop, including a large central food plot and wildlife sanctuaries. The remainder is excellent hard pasture, redcedar and hardwood forest. Wildlife on this property are diverse and abundant with elk, whitetail, mulie, fox, coyote, cougar, bobcat, raccoon, turkey, quail, grouse, prairie chickens, doves, pheasants and more. Landowner Elk, Deer and Turkey permits are available for this property. Access to the property is via well maintained gravel roads on the south and east property boundaries. There has been extensive work done including rubbish/foundation removal, hundreds of acres of cedar removal, and a significant amount of Forest Stand Improvement projects. Recent improvements include a stocked dam/pond, miles of waterline, 28 stock tanks, a freezeproof waterer, 8 hydrants, an additional rural water connection, steel corrals, steel hog/small animal pens, new crossfences and some new perimeter fence. dryland crop, including a large central food plot and wildlife sanctuaries. The remainder is hard pasture, redcedar and hardwood forest. The home/hunting cabin is a 40x60 insulated and carpeted building with 5 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, kitchen and great room. Appliances excluded. There are several excellent locations to build a home on this property and electrical power could easily be supplied. Two small outbuildings are on this property including a chicken coop. There is also a "platform treehouse" in a large oak tree overlooking a beautiful meadow near the center of the property. There is a rural water connection from the Nebraska RWD2 supplying water to the home, corrals and pastures. There are 25 rubber tire tanks providing water for livestock in addition to 7 hydrants and corral/paddock watering facilities. There is a windmill and two additional wells that are not currently in use. There are 4 dams and another about to begin construction. The two new dam locations are fenced out for wildlife and have food plots. These wildlife areas are secluded and well within the property's borders. One pond is stocked with walleye, yellow perch and bluegill. Cattle working facilities and small animal pens are also located on this tract. Hunting blinds/stands and cattle tub/alley/working chute are excluded from this purchase. Harvested trees shall remain the property of the Seller at Seller's option. There are approximately $136,422 in remaining EQIP cost share contracts with the USDA/NRCS, Seller will remain contractor and operator of said leases.  Annual school lease for the 134 acres is currently $6,060 which would become the responsibility of the buyer. At closing the 'bonus' amount of $7,800 would be reimbursed to the Seller upon lease transfer to the Buyer.This would be an exceptional property for hunters, equine enthusiasts or for a small cattle operation. There are excellent locations to build a home and/or livestock facilities on this property and electrical power could easily be supplied. The deeded acres are hard pasture, redcedar and hardwood forest. The school lease is hard pasture, forest and 16 acres dryland crop which is fenced and would serve as an exceptional food plot or hobby farm. There is a separate rural water connection from the Nebraska RWD2 supplying water to this tract. There are three rubber tire tanks and one hydrant which provide water for livestock. Annual school lease is currently $3,362 which would become the responsibility of the buyer. No 'bonus' applies to this lease. $7862 for improvements and 2023 lease will be reimbursed to the Seller for improvements at closing. Showings - Property shown by appointment by contacting Ed Spencer at 402-510-3276 View photos, brochure and register to bid at www.spencergroups.com