32,000 acre ranch in South Dakota just sold for $12,345,689. I was just wondering which Tman member bought it? Here is the link if you guys are interested in seeing what 12 million bucks gets you.

https://www.uniquehomes.com/propert...akota-57760-United-States-USD12-345-689/

For that much I’m betting the guy who outbid me got the full mineral rights. With those it may be a steal.

Osky

$385 an acre? I may buy some land in SD.

That’s actually cheap. Know of a 2500ac plantation for $8million. But that’s turn key with all equipment and ready to hunt.

Craziest thing looking at the land origination paperwork going back it listed 3 natives, then 4 tribes, then 2 cultures the oldest being Clovis then the first homesteader some White17 fella.

Osky

you'll have to buy it in a huge piece to get it at that price.



There is not much drilling going on in the area... yet, who knows whats under there though.

Me and my dad were thinking about it, but we’re looking for something bigger.

Probably sell the timber and pay it off ??

Some places can be rather baron out West in places requiring more acres per animal feeding on it. $385 would be a steal around here closer to $3,000 here per acre.

Haha I almost shot some coffee out my nose!

lol obivious you havent been to western sd ..
be lucky if ya could find some sticks to start a fire...

Yes reminds me of going antelope hunting. After the last 7 mile stretch of gravel you take a left by "the tree" you cant miss it. Lol

Lol, that was hilarious.

$12 million doesnt even pay the taxes on this local piece!
https://www.gjsentinel.com/news/bus...8bd2476-7d19-11e9-acab-20677ce06c14.html

The great sage forest is a something to see.

Isn't the state tree the power pole?

Nah... that is North Dakota

Actually I was right there the last week of October. I looked it over but decided it was too small for an efficient operation and the whitetails and turkeys were too numerous to work around

One of the places you can watch your dog run away for 3 days.