Elegment Land sells its own hunting land: large private tracts in Okanogan County, Washington, in mule deer country near Tonasket. Some tracts border public BLM land, and many come with owner financing.
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Finding the best hunting land for sale across the United States is easy with Elegment Land; just read what some of our happy customers say.
Great Customer Service: A Smooth and Informative Land Purchase Experience
I enjoyed my experience, I had a lot of questions and all of my questions were answered. Great customer service.
Laurence W.
Land Owner in Texas
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Land Owner in Oklahoma
Where is our hunting land?
Our hunting land is in Okanogan County in north-central Washington, near Tonasket and the Canadian border. It is open ridgeline and timber country, known for mule deer, with tracts of about 40 acres and up.
What does hunting land cost?
Our hunting tracts usually start around $80,000, and the largest cost more. Say you buy an $82,900 tract with $14,900 down. You finance $68,000 at 10% over 15 years and pay $760.73 a month, which includes principal, interest and processing. Each lot page shows its exact terms.
What to check before buying hunting land
Here is what we walk through with every buyer.
- Hunting rules. Seasons, units and tags are set by the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife.
- Access. How you reach the tract, who maintains the road, and winter access.
- Boundaries. Where the tract meets public land and neighboring property.
- Camping and cabins. County rules on camping, RV stays and building a cabin.
- Water and power. Most tracts are off-grid, so plan for solar and a well or hauled water.
More ways to shop
See our Washington owner financed land, browse mountain land, or see ranch land for sale.
Hunting Land questions buyers ask us
Where is your hunting land?
Our hunting land is in Okanogan County, Washington, near Tonasket. Each lot page lists the acreage, access and nearby public land.
Does the land border public land?
Some of our tracts border Bureau of Land Management land. Each lot page says whether it does.
Can I build a cabin or camp on the land?
Yes, with the county permits a cabin needs. Counties also set rules on camping and RV stays.
Who sets hunting seasons and tags?
The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife sets seasons, units and tags.
Can I buy with owner financing?
On most of our lots, yes. We finance our own land with no credit check, and the deed is recorded in your name at closing. Each lot page shows the down payment, monthly payment and number of months.
