This farm looks great on the surface but is a 'must see' to fully appreciate! If I didn't know I would have bet that it was a larger acreage than it is. A trail system runs throughout the farm allowing you to access all the nooks and cranny's easily. Habitat management has been a top priority with six different food plots that vary in size and composition scattered throughout. They include a mixture of clover plots, soybeans, and milo. Pear and oak trees have been strategically planted throughout the farm to provide additional food sources for deer and other wildlife. In addition, there is a 600 pound boss buck feeder and a 1300 pound hopper protein feeder to help supplement throughout the year. A spring has been developed and flows into a concrete tank providing year round water for the wildlife. A banks 3-man blind and sits on a hillside allowing ample shooting opportunities where the deer want to frequent.

While deer are the primary focus, I listened to bobwhite quail whistling, and pheasants crow in the distance while photographing. In the past year, a habitat improvement project was completed through KDWP, removing cedars and completing a prescribed burn on the uplands. This project focused on upland birds, but benefits all wildlife, and will help funnel the deer where a hunter wants them to be. Don't panic, there is still ample amounts of cover!

If you are looking to hunt Kansas this fall, this farm will qualify for an OTC hunt own land tag. Don't miss out an your opportunity to step into a farm that is ready to go this fall. Contact the listing agent today to schedule your private tour.