This diverse native pastureland features a mix of warm and cool season grasses, providing excellent forage for grazing cattle or wintering bulls. The rolling terrain and natural draws also create outstanding cover and visibility for both livestock and wildlife.

Productive rangeland suitable for ranching or recreation

Rolling topography with native grasses and scattered cedar/hardwood trees

Excellent grazing potential and strong grass composition

Shelterbelt and old tongue-and-groove sided shed for protection and storage

Reliable electric submersible well with 6’ stock tank for livestock water

Wildlife & Recreation

The East Fork Range & Refuge is a hunter’s dream. This property consistently supports whitetail and mule deer, along with wild turkeys that roost in the hardwoods and cedars along the southeast corner. On occasion, elk have even been spotted passing through the area.

Frequent whitetail and mule deer activity

Wild turkey and upland bird populations

Occasional elk sightings

Ideal combination of open grassland and wooded cover

Community & Area

Frontier County is known for its open country, working ranches, and low population density. Spanning nearly 975 square miles of land, the county is anchored by agriculture, ranching, and a strong rural heritage.

Eustis, Nebraska: A friendly ag-based community of about 400 residents, incorporated in 1888

Median household income: Roughly $91,000, among the highest of Nebraska’s rural towns

Access: Central Nebraska location offering rural lifestyle with nearby amenities

County seat: Stockville, NE, rooted in ranching and western tradition

Highlights at a Glance:

105± acres of native grassland

Excellent grazing and hunting opportunities

Electric submersible well with stock tank

Shelterbelt and old storage shed

Low property taxes ( Estimated $800/year)

Convenient access south of Eustis

Whitetail, mule deer, turkey, and occasional elk

Affordable, functional, and scenic Nebraska range

Summary

Whether you’re looking to expand your grazing operation or enjoy prime hunting and recreation, the East Fork Range & Refuge offers both productivity and natural beauty. It’s a turnkey tract in one of Nebraska’s most authentic ranching regions, a place where the land still works as hard as the people who own it.