The best selection of market value properties in the industry. Period.

The majority of the properties featured at LandAndGame.com are priced at or near appraisal value…Perhaps the most frustrating thing that can happen in a purchase is finding out that your dream property isn’t worth what you offered for it. With so many agents in the recreational and agricultural business now making outrageous claims and promises of monster bucks on every farm and soils that produce world record harvests in each county, LandAndGame.com has dedicated it’s salesforce to finding you the perfect property that fits your needs and at a price that makes both buyers and sellers smile. Unless you are a cash buyer, an appraisal is essential in securing your property through a bank loan. And, even as a cash buyer, we recommend that you have your property appraised by a LOCAL and LICENSED appraiser to ensure you’re hard earned investment dollars are protected. Appraisers cannot and do not take big bucks into account when making an appraisal, and for good reason…if the big whitetails disappeared from your property because of a rare disease, you’ll want the assurance that your property will hold it’s value for resale.

At LandAndGame.com, we work with sellers to find real market value for their property based on comparable and up to date sales from other farms in their area. This provides a fair sale for both buyers and sellers and one in which a win-win situation is reached with each sale. With so many inexperienced and residential real estate agents out there listing properties at whatever sellers want them too, just to get a listing, LandAndGame.com is like a breath of fresh air. Browse any of our vast selection of hunting, agricultural, recreational, and homes with acreage, and you’ll soon understand why so many buyers and sellers come together at LandAndGame.com. If we don’t have it at LandAndGame.com, we’ll find it with any number of our approved and cooperating brokers in Iowa, Missouri, and Illinois.

Gamebird hunts is the web’s premiere source of pheasant hunting location information and sporting clay course listings. All of the listings in our pheasant hunting directory contain not only information about each preserve, but an area map helping you the upland hunter quickly locate hunting outfitters and preserves in your area. Whether you prefer to hunt ring neck roosters, quail, chuckar or partridge, GameBirdHunts has a location that is just right for you and your party.

So you are a hardcore hunter who has pictures of your monster buck on Flickr, your own videos posted on YouTube, you’re active on Twitter bragging about your monster buck, you have your own blog where you provided all kinds of details about your hunt, you have a community on Facebook interacting with other hunters, and you bookmark very interesting hunting articles on delicious.  How can one person possibly follow you around the web and keep up to date with all of your hunting material?

Friendfeed is the service that is right for you.  Friendfeed aggregates your personal profiles from around the web into one lifestream.  Now your followers can follow you in one location, but still access all of your cool hunting info from social sites from around the web.

FriendFeed is a service that makes it easy to share with friends online. It offers a fun and interactive way to discover and discuss information among friends.  

It’s fast and easy to start a conversation around shared items, or to show that you like something a friend has shared. You can subscribe to updates from individuals and groups, such as your family or a team of people you work with. On FriendFeed, you and your friends contribute to a shared stream of information — information that you care about, because it’s from the people that you care about.

You don’t need to install anything to use FriendFeed. You can read and share your FriendFeed however you want — from your email, your phone or even from Facebook. If you make your FriendFeed publicly visible, your friends can see what you’re sharing without creating an account, and you can embedyour feed in your home page or blog. FriendFeed also lets you pull in updates from other sites around the web, and even publish your feed to services you already use, like Twitter.