This 80.2-acre tract in Lyman County, South Dakota, offers a balanced combination of native grassland habitat and tillable acres suitable for food plot development. Located within a region known for consistent pheasant numbers and diverse upland habitat, the property provides a practical foundation for recreational use and wildlife management. A significant portion of the acreage is covered in native grasses and wildflowers, creating natural nesting cover, brood rearing habitat, and seasonal structure for upland birds. These plant communities support insect production and forage sources that contribute to strong pheasant recruitment throughout the year. The grassland layout also forms natural travel corridors and loafing areas that help hold birds on the property. The tract includes tillable acres that are well-suited for establishing food plots. These acres offer flexibility for annual grain plantings, winter cover, or rotational habitat improvements. Their placement allows for strategic food sources that can draw and hold pheasants during fall and winter while also benefiting deer and other wildlife. The combination of native cover and plantable acres creates a habitat system that can be managed to support multiple species. Deer hunting potential is present due to the available cover, food plot opportunities, and the surrounding landscape. The region supports a mix of cropland and grasslands that contribute to regular deer movement. The property’s layout allows for stand or blind placement along natural edges and travel routes, offering practical hunting setups without requiring extensive development. Access to the property is straightforward, and the open layout provides flexibility for equipment, habitat work, and seasonal use. The acreage size is manageable for both new and experienced landowners looking to implement habitat improvements or maintain a recreational property with a focus on upland birds. The surrounding area features a mix of agricultural fields, grasslands, and wildlife habitat that contribute to the overall productivity of the region. Lyman County has long been recognized for its pheasant hunting opportunities, and this tract fits well within that landscape. The combination of native vegetation, plantable acres, and regional habitat context supports consistent wildlife use throughout the year. This 80.2-acre property offers a manageable, habitat-rich setting for upland hunting, wildlife management, and recreational enjoyment in a strong pheasant region of central South Dakota.