Recent internal data lists almost $892 million in land, homesites and other rural acreage for sale in Nebraska, which comprises a total of 399,098 acres of land for sale in the state. Of Nebraska's 93 counties, Scotts Bluff County had the most land for sale. There were 5,083 acres of sold land in Nebraska recorded last month through the Lands of America sales program. This reflects an eight percent reduction in sales activity over the previous month, with a combined land value of $11 million for all property and land sold in the state. The most land sales in the state last month were located in Hooker County. Of the nearly 800, 000 acres of public lands in Nebraska, approximately 2 percent is open to hunting. Most hunting in the state takes place on private lands. Plentiful other outdoor recreational opportunities await in the state's 77 state parks that comprise forestland, bluffs, and the dunes and grasslands of the state's famous Sandhills. In terms of its size, Nebraska is the country's 16th-largest state, covering an area of 77,358 square miles (50 million acres). Of its total landmass, 76,824 square miles is made up of land, while the remaining 524 square miles comprises water. As one the country's top farming states, current applications of land for sale in Nebraska include for agriculture, residential, and grazing use. Livestock on farms and ranches for sale in Nebraska include goats, sheep, horses, and pigs. Wildlife to be found on land for sale in Nebraska include whitetail deer, turkey, pheasant, mule deer, ducks, dove, quail, geese, and grouse. Fishermen can enjoy casting for catfish, walleye, bass, trout, and pike.