733.38 Acre McHenry County, ND Land Auction

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733.38 Acre McHenry County, ND Land Auction

Wednesday, October 14th at 11:00am CT

Sleep Inn & Suites – Minot, ND

Live auction with online bidding

Driving Directions - From Karlsruhe, ND, go 4 miles north on 2nd Ave. N to 51st St. N. Go 2 miles west on 51st St. N to 4th Ave. N. Go 2 miles north on 4th Ave. N to 53rd St. N. Here you will be on the west side of parcel 1. Go 2 miles west on 53rd St. N to 6th Ave. N. Go 1 mile north on 6th Ave N to parcel 2. 

Auction Note - Presenting a rare opportunity to own productive pastureland and cropland, enhanced by outstanding wildlife habitat. Offered in two parcels, the property includes pasture acreage with perimeter fencing and adequate water sources, while the cropland has a gentle rolling landscape and productive soils. In addition to its agricultural strengths, parcel 1 is an outdoors person’s paradise. Heavily wooded terrain running along the Souris River provides ideal cover and habitat for trophy white-tailed deer, turkey and pheasants. Not to mention the ¾-mile of Souris River crossing the property, which has been known for great walleye fishing recently. This rare combination of recreational and agricultural offering is available for the 2027 season.

  • Sellers will be retaining all the subsurface mineral rights of which they own to date. Surface minerals will transfer to buyer(s).
  • Parcel 2 is subject to a US Fish & Wildlife Service (USFWS) Wetland Easement. (See attached PDF)

 

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Parcel 1

Acres: 255 +/-

Legal: West 27 ½ A of SW¼SE¼ & S½SW¼ 2-154-78; SW¼NW¼N½NW¼ 11-154-78

FSA Crop Acres: 77.78 +/-

Hunting Acres: 177.94 +/-

Taxes:$1,072.65 (2025)

Parcel 1 has it all! The meandering Souris River, the heavily wooded terrain, the freshwater spring, the spring fed dam that at one time was known to be at least 30 feet deep, and the very productive cropland along the river bottom. This parcel was also once tested for gravel and sellers state that there was an abundance found and nothing has been mined.

 

Parcel 2

Acres: 478.38 +/-

Legal: Lot 2 SW¼NE¼; Lot 3 SE¼NW¼; NE¼SW¼ 4-154-78; SW¼; NE¼SE¼ W½SE¼ 33-155-78

FSA Crop Acres: 158.04 +/-

Pasture Acres: 320 +/-

Taxes: $1,226.14 (2025)

Parcel 2 consists of almost 480 +/- acres made up of productive cropland and lush pastureland. Sellers state that the dugout on parcel 2 is spring fed and do not recall seeing it dry since it was established in the 1950’s.

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