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Key Takeaways Florida land deals are not won on price alone. Wetlands, zoning class, and elevation can rewrite what the property is actually worth. Wetland delineation and FEMA flood zone status decide what you can build. Those reports cost money up front and save real money later. Cheap Florida land often carries hidden costs, including
Key Takeaways Spring and early summer pull the most buyers, which means more showings, stronger offers, and better final numbers. Late summer keeps moving but starts to slow as families try to lock in a closing before the school year starts. Fall buyers tend to be more serious. Foot traffic drops off, but the people
Faith, Fur & Finding Your Calling with Jim Peeler – Fist Full of Dirt Podcast In this inspiring episode of Fist Full of Dirt, host Cuz Strickland welcomes Jim Peeler, a man whose late entry into the outdoors world sparked a life-changing calling. Today, Jim runs the Jungle Mobile Petting Zoo, a heartfelt nonprofit that
Virginia Hunting Seasons: Complete Guide Virginia offers some of the best hunting in the country, from mountain ridges to coastal marshes. During recent hunting seasons, hunters reported harvesting over 200,000 white-tailed deer, thousands of black bears, and wild turkeys, showing healthy wildlife populations across the state. The Virginia Department of Wildlife Resources carefully manages these
Tennessee Hunting Seasons by Species and Region Tennessee gives hunters some of the best opportunities in the Southeast. You can find everything from big white tails roaming hardwood ridges to ducks riding the Mississippi flyway through the western counties. With nearly a million deer statewide and turkey populations that have rebounded strongly, the state delivers
Key Takeaways Ohio rural land trades between $3,000 and $30,000 per acre depending on county and use type, with ag land averaging $8,760. Southern Ohio offers cheaper, wooded recreational tracts. Central Ohio runs $15,000 to $30,000 per acre because of Columbus-area development pressure. Larger parcels usually deliver better per-acre pricing. Small lots get marked up
Key Takeaways Top-quality Indiana ag land reaches $14,392 per acre, while average-quality ground averages $8,510. Both numbers are pushed by row-crop demand and Indianapolis-area development. Northern Indiana prices reflect proximity to Chicago and the I-80 corridor. Southern counties run cheaper and more rural. Soil productivity drives pricing. Tracts with strong CSR or NCCPI ratings command
Cold Blooded Confessions from Our Listeners – Fist Full of Dirt Podcast This week, Fist Full of Dirt takes a wild turn with Part 2 of “Cold Blooded Confessions”, featuring spine-tingling snake stories submitted by listeners. Hosted by Cuz Strickland, recorded in the ever-popular Camo Cave, this episode is packed with real-world snake encounters that
Mossy Oak Properties, Inc. is pleased to announce the members of its 2025 2nd Quarter Pinnacle Club. The Pinnacle Club recognizes ten of the top land brokers each quarter from a network of more than 650 agents and brokers across 30 states. Chris Hawley, CEO/President and Co-Founder of Mossy Oak Properties, Inc., stated: “We are
Key Takeaways Tennessee farm real estate averages around $5,710 per acre. Cropland sits at $5,610, pasture at $5,360, and forested or recreational tracts run $4,500 to $10,000. Counties around Nashville, Knoxville, and Chattanooga push prices up because of housing demand and population inflow. Rural Middle and West Tennessee deliver larger acreage at lower per-acre prices,
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