This 340± acre trophy elk and deer hunting property in Lyman County, South Dakota, offers a diverse combination of grassland, rolling hills, brushy draws, water sources, established habitat features, and convenient access to the Missouri River corridor. This property qualifies for elk use and provides a resident landowner the opportunity to hunt trophy-class elk every 3-5 years with a landowner tag. The property includes a cabin with power and water, providing a functional base for hunting trips, recreational use, and overnight stays. The cabin includes a kitchen, bathroom, washer and dryer, and sleeping accommodations for up to 10 people. There is also additional room on the property for potential future structures, a permanent home, or another getaway, subject to applicable regulations, site conditions, and necessary approvals. The property features a landscape influenced by the Missouri River and its surrounding bluffs and draws. Trophy Elk, Mule deer, whitetail deer, turkeys, and upland birds utilize the varied habitat. The combination of grassland, rolling terrain, brushy draws, and river-influenced areas provides a variety of cover and travel corridors across the acreage. Water is an important component of the property. A year-round creek runs through the acreage, providing a consistent water source and contributing to the overall habitat. Two rural water tire tanks and two earthen dams provide additional water availability throughout the property. These water features can support wildlife and may also provide options for grazing or livestock use, depending on the owner's management plans and applicable regulations. Established food sources add another habitat component. Two existing food plots are located on the property, with room to expand by approximately 10 to 20 additional acres if desired and suitable for the intended use. A small alfalfa field provides another source of forage within the property's existing layout. Combined with native grass, brush, and natural cover, these features provide multiple habitat components that can be incorporated into a long-term wildlife or land management plan. Perimeter fencing is already in place around the property. This provides an existing boundary and may offer potential for grazing or rotational livestock use if incorporated into the property's management plan. The acreage and existing infrastructure also provide flexibility for future land management projects, additional habitat improvements, and recreational development. Elevated portions of the property provide broad views across the surrounding landscape, including views toward the Missouri River. The property's location near the river corridor places it within an area where rugged breaks, draws, and grassland transition into the river environment. These features contribute to varied terrain and provide habitat and travel opportunities for a range of wildlife species. One of the property's notable recreational advantages is its proximity to the Missouri River. The Iron Nation Boat Launch is located nearby, providing access for boating, fishing, and other water-based recreation. The combination of privately owned buildable acreage and nearby public access to the Missouri River allows for both land-based and water-based recreational opportunities. The cabin provides additional functionality for the property. With power and water, a kitchen, bathroom, washer and dryer, and sleeping accommodations for up to 10 people, it can serve as a base for extended stays and recreational trips. The additional available space on the property provides an opportunity to consider future improvements, including additional outbuildings, recreational structures, or a permanent residence, subject to county requirements, zoning, permits, utilities, and site suitability. The property is approximately one hour from Pierre, South Dakota, providing access to larger shopping, supplies, services, and other amenities. Nearby communities include Lower Brule, Chamberlain, Oacoma, Reliance, and Kennebec. These communities provide access to fuel, groceries, hardware, and other services for landowners and visitors. The surrounding Lyman County landscape includes a mixture of agricultural ground, native prairie, grassland, brush, and Missouri River breaks. This combination of land types supports a variety of wildlife throughout the region. Elk, Mule deer, and whitetail deer utilize the cover and terrain, while turkeys and upland birds can be found in areas containing grassland, brush, and suitable habitat. With 340± acres, established water sources, food plots, an alfalfa field, fencing, diverse terrain, a functional cabin, and nearby Missouri River access, this property offers a range of potential uses. Whether utilized as hunting land, recreational acreage, a hunting camp, or a future getaway, the property provides existing infrastructure while retaining room for additional planning and improvements. Buyers should evaluate the property based on their intended use and complete all appropriate due diligence regarding access, utilities, building sites, zoning, permits, water rights, fencing, hunting regulations, and any potential future improvements.