Upon arriving at the farm, you will notice Sharp Creek snakes its way around the southern border. Surrounded by a nice mix of cedars and hardwoods. The creek bottom offers protection, fresh water, security, and a nice travel corridor throughout the entire creek bottom area. One walk along this creek bottom you will be consumed with deer and wildlife signs. The trees are filled with scrapes, rubs, and multiple crossing spots. On an evening it’s not uncommon to see over a dozen deer feeding in the bottom fields. The east field is 7 +/- acres, the west tract is 10.5 +/- acres and both are comprised of Class II and III soils. These fields provide excellent feed sources throughout the year and are situated next to live water as well as quick access to protection the timber can provide. As you start to walk out of the bottom land area your eyes will notice the large topography change and the numerous draws on this farm. With over 75+ feet of elevation change in short order from the creek bottom low land to the high ridges of the north end. This farm has the large grass and topography that big bucks love to use to their advantage. From chasing does up into one of the hillside draws, to sitting on that east-facing hillside gathering up some of the morning sun or just seeking safety and security that big grass and high topography offer. The farm offers excellent spots for quick access for placing stands, as well as several areas for future food plots. In the middle of this farm, right north of Sharp Creek sits an excellent location where the feeder currently sits. This area gives any future owner a great location to continue the supplemental feeding program for your deer herd as well as a great location to add a food plot.

The western draw is home to a 1.5-acre pond. This area is known for excellent duck and goose hunting. The farm sits only 6 miles away from the Mcpherson Wildlife Area. A large wetland-based wildlife area that holds many migrating ducks and geese every year. This pond when full will routinely hold all kinds of waterfowl in the fall as it’s a great loafing area between large fields in the surrounding area. The turkey population on this farm and many surrounding neighboring farms is thriving as well. This farm has large cottonwoods for roosting trees and excellent spots for that morning Tom to strut and show off. The farm's natural topography gives any future buyer wanting to build excellent options, from overlooking a pond to high on top of the hill, taking in the sunrise and sunsets this farm will give you.

The farm has been managed with a consistent feed program for several years now. It sits in an excellent managed neighborhood, where growing large deer is key and a desire to many. Farms that are managed and offer this much diversity, from chasing large bucks in the rut, a strutting Tom in the spring, to landing a group of mallards over your decoys on a cool January morning are tough to find and don’t always hit the market. If you’re looking for a wildlife-rich farm, a place to build, or just open grass for expanding your cattle herd then you must see this farm. Call the listing agent Tyler Heil at (913) 207-4541 if you have any questions or would like to schedule a time to see the farm.

Property Features

-160 +/- surveyed acres

-17.5 +/- tillable acres

-Class II and III Soils

-1.5-acre pond

-89 feet of quick elevation change

-Offers 4 draws to hunt

-Deer Unit 6

-Sharps Creek

-2024 taxes $935.32

-Open grass for cattle

-Good Perimeter fence

-18 miles McPherson, KS

-42 miles Salina, KS

-75 miles Wichita, KS

-190 miles Kansas City, KS