Complementing the farm ground are 53 acres of North Platte River bottom, featuring mature cottonwoods, open meadows, and natural cover that create outstanding wildlife habitat. This stretch of western Nebraska is well known for strong whitetail genetics, and the river bottom habitat provides ideal travel corridors and bedding areas. During the rut, bucks roam the cottonwood bottoms in search of does, offering excellent hunting opportunities.

Waterfowl hunting in this region of NE is world class. Situated within the North Platte River system, the property offers fantastic duck and Canada goose hunting. Two small sloughs provide consistent water sources for wildlife and hold ducks throughout the season. These sloughs could also be enhanced or managed further to create a more developed waterfowl setup. The combination of river bottom habitat, nearby ag fields, and natural water makes this ideal for migrating birds.

Turkey populations thrive in this region, with ideal habitat consisting of open meadows for feeding and large roost trees along the river bottom. Deer, turkey, and waterfowl all benefit from the balanced mix of hay production and native cover.

The property offers easy access via well-maintained county roads, making it convenient year-round for both farming operations and recreational use.

Highlights:

120 total acres

67 acres flood-irrigated hay ground (surface water rights)

53 acres North Platte River bottom habitat

Excellent duck and goose hunting

Good whitetail along the river corridor

Ideal turkey habitat with mature roost trees

Two sloughs with enhancement potential

Easy county road access

This is a versatile western Nebraska property offering both income-producing agriculture and premier recreational opportunity in one attractive package.

For more information of to schedule your owner, qualified showing, contact Jake Hyland