Opposum Creek runs through the property, providing a natural wildlife corridor and dependable habitat feature for whitetail deer, turkey, and other wildlife. The mix of tillable acreage, hay ground, creek bottom, and surrounding cover creates excellent diversity across the farm and multiple opportunities for stand locations, food plots, and strategic habitat improvements. The tillable ground provides both income potential and an established food source, while portions of the hay ground could be converted into additional tillable acreage or food plots for someone looking to further manage the property for hunting. Northern Bourbon County has a strong reputation for producing quality Kansas whitetail, and this property sits in an area with a proven deer history. With agriculture throughout the surrounding countryside and Opposum Creek providing a natural travel route, this tract has many of the characteristics serious hunters look for when evaluating a recreational property. 

Beyond the hunting, the property offers approximately 1/4 mile of highway frontage, making access easy in all seasons. Rural water and electricity are already on site, creating additional possibilities for a hunting cabin, equipment building, future homesite, or recreational improvements. At 85.12± acres, this property is large enough to provide ideal hunting opportunities while remaining manageable from both a maintenance and habitat-management standpoint. Add in agricultural income, utilities, highway access, and a creek running through the property, and you have a versatile southeast Kansas farm that can be enjoyed throughout the year.

Whether you’re searching for your own Kansas hunting property, a recreational getaway, or a land investment with agricultural value, this northern Bourbon County tract deserves a closer look.