Auction Note: Western North Dakota offers some of the most prolific and productive native grasses in the region. This 1,712.35 +/- acre property along North Dakota Highway #21, west of New Leipzig, North Dakota, is of no exception. These three contiguous parcels offer tremendous diversity, and an amazing balance of pasture land, hunting land, and supplemental crop/hay land. Each of these parcels feature great water resources with many springs and three working wells, and perimeter fences that separate each parcel. These features allow for the opportunity to add one or two parcels to your operation or investment portfolio, and a chance to own all three parcels as a tremendous package of hay land and premium grazing, with cell grazing potential. Hettinger County is known to be one of the regions prime hubs for hunting. This property offers water and habitat ideal for upland birds, mule deer, whitetail deer, and antelope.

Contact: Darin Peterson at 701.220.5396, Andy Mrnak or Jim Sabe at 701.523.7366 for more information or Pifers Auction & Realty at 877.700.4099 for a complete catalog.

Property Information:

Parcel One:

Acres: 160 +/-

Legal: SE 28-134-91

Taxes (2017): $527.82

Parcel Note: A very productive quarter of cropland/hay land that offers the benefit of a summertime crop in addition to an extended fall grazing program with an additional well and perimeter fencing on this quarter.

Parcel Two:

Acres: 633.92 +/-

Legal: 34-134-91

Taxes (2017): $1,785.51

Parcel Note: Parcel 2 is a full section of rolling pasture land with productive native grasses and tremendous water resources with two wells and three natural springs throughout the property. Highway #21 provides excellent access to this entire section, and the perimeter fence allows for this parcel to be an outstanding addition to any livestock production program or as a stand alone grazing section.

Parcel Three:

Acres: 918.43 +/-

Legal: 35-134-91 & W 36-134-91

Taxes (2017): $2,679.56

Parcel Note: This is one of the most dynamic parcels of land being offered in western North Dakota this year with an abundance of highly productive native grasses and the Thirty Mile Creek meandering over a half a mile through the eastern portion of the parcel. This creek has an abundance of water and its banks provide excellent habitat for wildlife.

Owners: David & Tammy Hoherz