Secluded Quarter of Whitetail and Upland Bird Hunting
The savvy hunter knows in northwest Kansas it’s all about location, cover, and seclusion when it comes to holding and harvesting mature whitetails. This property has all that; and at an affordable price. This 163 +/- acre gem in southeastern Graham County provides enough acreage for two non-resident landowner tags in Deer Management Unit 3, an area renowned for producing some of the state’s best whitetail deer. There is all-season road frontage along the western boundary and a trail system for the owner to access the property’s interior that has been historically planted to food plots as well. The topography of this property is one of its key features as the highest point is at the roadside and tapers down to the east, making nearly the entire property invisible from any road. The entire acreage acts as a large block of cover and bedding surrounded on nearly all sides by agriculture and ...
The savvy hunter knows in northwest Kansas it’s all about location, cover, and seclusion when it comes to holding and harvesting mature whitetails. This property has all that; and at an affordable price. This 163 +/- acre gem in southeastern Graham County provides enough acreage for two non-resident landowner tags in Deer Management Unit 3, an area renowned for producing some of the state’s best whitetail deer. There is all-season road frontage along the western boundary and a trail system for the owner to access the property’s interior that has been historically planted to food plots as well. The topography of this property is one of its key features as the highest point is at the roadside and tapers down to the east, making nearly the entire property invisible from any road. The entire acreage acts as a large block of cover and bedding surrounded on nearly all sides by agriculture and is just a stone’s throw away from a major all-weather creek system. This means the property holds and is frequented by many deer throughout the season. The cover is made up of two CRP contracts accounting for most of the farm's acreage. The soil beneath is very good with an NCCPI of 72.5. Two blocks of timber are tucked away at the east side of the farm providing multiple tree-stand sites and diversity to the otherwise rolling grassland habitat. Despite the drought, the native grasses are in very good shape and plenty of roosters can be heard in the mornings. Seller’s mineral rights are included and pass at closing. Don’t scroll past this farm if you’ve been looking for a consistent hunting property in northwest Kansas for this upcoming fall. This one just might be it. For additional information or to schedule a showing, contact Cole Schumacher at (785) 656-1738.
Property Features
-Graham County
-163 +/- acres
-CRP Contract 1: 40.51 acres paying $1,418 annually through 2030
-CRP Contract 2: 101.60 acres paying $4,948 annually through 2025
-Excellent hunting (whitetail deer and upland birds)
-2 non-resident landowner tags in Deer Management Unit 3
-Big deer history
-Quality soils
-NCCPI overall rating of 72.5
-Secluded mature timber
-Mineral rights intact and included
-For additional information or to schedule a showing, contact Cole Schumacher at (785) 656-1738
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