One of the many great things about the landscape of Central Kansas is the diversity in the habitat, as well as the diversity in the wildlife the land can hold and attract. Quite simply, any farm around can have a trophy whitetail living on it, whether it’s a farm covered up in timber and brush, a rolling CRP field, or a large tract of cropland. And this is one of the best areas in the entire country for upland bird hunting!

This quarter section in Rush County, KS, is a variation of everything mentioned above. With over 95 acres of excellent cropland and 60+ acres of expired CRP and trees running through the center, this property has a perfect combination of trees, excellent ground cover, and a variety of crops providing income as well as food sources for the wildlife. This area is rich with trophy deer genetics (as evidenced by recent trail cam photos), healthy pheasant and quail numbers, and fertile soils for raising crops. Several trees throughout the center of this farm have been destroyed with deer rubs, and there are trails crisscrossing all over through the tree lines.

If you are searching for a great farm to harvest a trophy whitetail deer and enjoy a great pheasant hunt in the fall, make no mistake, this property has a lot to offer. On top of that, the tillable acres are a major bonus for an endless number of reasons. Contact the listing agents today to inquire about the details of this property, and let’s get your name on the deed!

• 4 ½ +/- miles South of Nekoma, KS

• 95.59 +/- acres of tillable land consisting completely of Class II and III silt loam soils

• 60.40 +/- acres of hunting habitat with trees and tall grass running through the property. This excellent habitat surrounded by fertile cropland has been a perfect recipe for whitetail deer and upland bird hunting success over the years

• Excellent access along CR 180

• All of the Sellers mineral rights will transfer to the Buyer

• This is a trophy whitetail deer area with good populations

• Great pheasant and quail habitat

• 1/3 -2/3 crop share arrangement on the tillable acres

• SOIL TYPES: 65.26 acres, Harney silt loam 1-3% slopes; 29.00 acres, Uly silt loam 3-6% slopes; 1.33 acres, Roxbury silt loam

• LEGAL DESCRIPTION: NE/4 of Section 17, Township 19 South, Range 19 West in Rush County, KS

Contact Land Specialists Adam Hann (785-259-2469) or Mitch Keeley (785-259-0492) for more details.