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What’s Ahead for Landowners in 2026: Real Estate Trends, Tools, Tactics, and More

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Real estate owners and prospective investors alike should be excited for anticipated real estate growth. However, many buyers, sellers, and continued owners and managers of real estate likely wonder what’s ahead for landowners in 2026. For those anticipating new land management tools, examining regulatory updates, studying market forecasts, and checking out new gear to expect — read on for a big picture look at the upcoming year.

Published on 2026-01-13


Announcing the 2026 Whitetail Properties Shed Rally

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As the 2026 calendar rolls over to March, it means three things. First, shed season is upon us. Second, Shed Rally is here. And third, you have a chance to win some incredible prizes.

Published on 2026-03-03


A Guide to Shed Hunting (And 10 Shed Hunting Questions Answered)

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Shed hunting is an American staple. Every year, millions of hunters strap on their Lacrosse boots, crank up their John Deere Gator, and hit the woods in search of white gold. It’s a way of life for millions, and the time to find white gold is now.

Published on 2026-03-03


Small Farms for Sale in Illinois Under $200K: Opportunities for New Landowners

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Have you always wanted to own a “Back 40” of your own? Here’s your chance. Check out these 10- to 40-acre farms that offer strong opportunities for part-time farming, hunting, and recreational ownership in Illinois. These are the perfect tracts for the entry level buyer focused on rural real estate landownership in Illinois

Published on 2026-03-19


How to Identify and Remove Buckthorn on Your Property

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Imagine a big shrub that takes over everything from prairies to woodlands to even some wetlands. That’s buckthorn, and it’s invading the United States. Given the scientific name of Rhamnus cathartica, Buckthorn sometimes goes by other handles, including common buckthorn, European buckthorn, hart’s thorn, waythorn, etc. It is a highly invasive species, and it’s closely related to others

Published on 2026-03-19


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