This secluded 155.3-acre tract in Lyman County, located near Presho, South Dakota, presents a thoughtfully planned landscape specifically suited for upland bird habitat development and efficient hunting use. The property has been carefully laid out to support pheasants throughout all phases of the year, with an emphasis on holding birds consistently through fall and winter. Multiple established food plots are strategically positioned across the acreage to serve as dependable feeding areas while also encouraging natural movement patterns that enhance hunting opportunities. Their placement helps distribute bird activity across the property rather than concentrating use in a single location, creating a more dynamic and huntable tract. Several mature shelterbelts extend through the property, providing critical structural cover that pheasants rely on for daily loafing, thermal protection, and escape from pressure. These shelterbelts are well integrated into the overall design, functioning as travel corridors that connect feeding and grassland areas while also offering secure roosting locations. The presence of these established tree rows significantly strengthens the habitat by offering year round protection from weather and predators, allowing wildlife to remain on the property even during harsh seasonal conditions. The balance of the acreage is composed of quality grassland habitat that delivers essential nesting cover and brood rearing areas during the spring and summer months. This grassland also serves as a natural transition cover, tying together food plots, shelterbelts, and water sources into a cohesive system. The diversity of cover types across the property supports not only pheasants but also other upland species, while promoting long-term habitat stability and sustainability. The area is also well known for producing trophy deer. Along with the established food plots and shelterbelts, the hidden nature of the property makes it a natural choice for big bucks to frequent. A pond situated on the property adds a reliable water source that further enhances wildlife attraction and retention. The availability of water, combined with ample food and cover, creates a complete habitat package that allows pheasants to meet their daily needs without leaving the property. This balance contributes directly to the tract’s ability to consistently hold birds throughout the year. The secluded nature of the property minimizes outside disturbance, further increasing its effectiveness as a wildlife refuge. Property access is straightforward, and the overall layout allows hunters to adapt their approach based on wind direction, weather patterns, and seasonal bird behavior. The existing habitat improvements reduce the need for immediate management work, making the property functional and hunt-ready upon acquisition. Located a short distance from Presho, this tract sits within a region well known for strong pheasant populations and productive grassland landscapes. The combination of established improvements, diverse habitat components, dependable water, and a secluded setting makes this 155.3-acre property a versatile and long-term option for hunting, habitat management, and recreational enjoyment.