11 Mile Ranch

The ranch totals 2,909± contiguous acres, divided into three large pastures and four smaller traps for flexible grazing and livestock management. The layout allows for efficient operation, rotation, and handling of cattle while maintaining excellent wildlife habitat. Its FM 2291 frontage offers year-round paved access, while the size and configuration provide both seclusion and usability.

Classic Menard County terrain features gently rolling hills, open rangeland, and scattered native brush. The mix of grasslands and cover creates ideal conditions for both livestock and wildlife.

Three large pastures and four traps for livestock rotation
Three wells providing reliable water distribution
Water trough located on the southwest side of the big pasture
Submerged pump at the barn for operational water use
Solar-powered submerged pump in the big pasture for sustainable water access
New fencing along the north boundary, with functional fencing on remaining sides

The ranch offers outstanding hunting opportunities for whitetail deer, turkey, dove, quail, and other native species.

Three wells servicing the property
Water trough in the southwest side of the big pasture
Submerged pump at the barn for operational and livestock use
Solar-powered submerged pump in the big pasture for energy-efficient water delivery
These water systems support both livestock and wildlife, ensuring year-round productivity.

New fencing installed along the north boundary
Remaining perimeter and cross fencing are in functional condition for livestock and property management