Located in Keya Paha County, Nebraska, this approximately 1,181± acre ranch offers productive grazing land, diverse recreational opportunities, and approximately one mile of accessible frontage along the National Scenic Niobrara River. Situated in Nebraska's Elk Unit 7, the area is well known for populations of elk, whitetail deer, mule deer, and wild turkey, making it a destination for hunters and outdoor enthusiasts seeking a diverse hunting experience.

The ranch's diverse landscape features rolling hills, deep canyons, wooded draws, river bottom habitat, and open meadows that create quality wildlife habitat across the property. The wooded draws leading to the river are primarily cedar and oak, providing natural travel corridors, bedding cover, and thermal protection for wildlife. Along the river bottom, open meadows are interspersed among the timber, offering numerous locations that may be suitable for food plots or other habitat management practices.

The ranch is recognized for its strong whitetail deer hunting opportunities. The combination of rugged topography, river frontage, mature timber, dense browse, and open feeding areas provides habitat that supports whitetail deer throughout the property. Elk, mule deer, Merriam turkey, and the potential for waterfowl further contribute to the recreational opportunities available on the ranch.

The property includes approximately one mile of accessible frontage along the National Scenic Niobrara River, providing direct access to fishing, kayaking, canoeing, wildlife viewing, and other river-based recreational activities. This river corridor adds both recreational value and habitat diversity while enhancing the natural character of the ranch.

Major cedar tree removal has been completed throughout much of the property, improving native grassland health and enhancing access while maintaining quality wildlife habitat. The remaining timber is comprised primarily of ponderosa pine, cedar, oak, and cottonwood, while dense stands of sumac, chokecherry, and American plum provide additional browse and cover for wildlife.

The ranch is equipped with quality fencing and an established network of trail roads that provide convenient access throughout the property for livestock management, hunting access, wildlife management, and general recreation. Native grass pastures provide grazing opportunities, while existing hay fields and additional acreage may be suitable for tillage, subject to soils and buyer objectives. There may also be potential for center pivot irrigation with the appropriate permits and approvals. Buyers should independently verify water availability, permitting requirements, and irrigation feasibility.

Several elevated locations overlook the Niobrara River valley and surrounding hay meadows and may be considered for future building sites.

The property is conveniently located approximately 7 miles south of Springview, Nebraska, 20 miles north of Ainsworth, Nebraska, and 270 miles west of Omaha, Nebraska. Springview serves as the nearest community for everyday services, while Ainsworth offers additional shopping, dining, agricultural services, and healthcare. The region experiences approximately 24 inches of annual rainfall, 38 inches of average annual snowfall, and about 230 sunny days per year, contributing to a climate that supports both livestock production and year-round outdoor recreation.

This Keya Paha County ranch offers a combination of productive grazing land, approximately one mile of accessible Niobrara River frontage, diverse wildlife habitat, quality hunting opportunities, and recreational amenities within one of Nebraska's well-known elk management areas. Its varied terrain, established infrastructure, and natural resources provide flexibility for buyers seeking a ranch that supports both agricultural operations and outdoor recreation.

All acreage, boundaries, access, river frontage, wildlife populations, fencing, water rights, irrigation potential, zoning, utilities, and future uses should be independently verified by prospective buyers. Information is provided for marketing purposes only and does not guarantee hunting success, agricultural production, development potential, or future outcomes.