Horse Farm Recreational Land For Sale In Kansas

The creek rarely floods into these fields and several acres of each field does not lay in the floodplain. North boundary is the center of the creek so summer fishing trips are a must.

Converting the tillable into pasture or hay production would also be a breeze. This type of soil can make for good return on investment via share cropping. The 38 acres encompassing this farm is comprised of well drained Class II tillable soils.

Sitting on the deck you are able to observe humming birds eating from the bird feeder and hear turkeys gobble along the woods. The current owner has mowed atv trails that go around the ponds and through the woods.

There are hundreds of large walnut trees and cottonwood trees that line the creek. This property consists of 30+/- acres of creek bottom tillable (currently in wheat), with the remaining in thick mature timber, and heavy cover.

If you are an avid whitetail deer hunter you will absolutely fall in love with this farm. There are several 1-3 acre openings that are perfect for food plots or feeding sights. There is one small run off pond on the property that is currently holding...

Storage containers and shooting benches/targets will not remain with property and will be removed by seller prior to closing. This property combined with the 10+/- acres and shed on NE corner (listing # 38706), would be a perfect hunting and lodging combination.

For more information contact Ryan Koelsch at 620-546-3746 or [Email listed above] Located south and west of Sterling, KS 67579 in Reno County off 95th blacktop. Mineral rights Negotiable.

Rent contract ends 5-1-2019. Big oil wells were drilled in the years of 2014-15 just 6 miles south (1000 barrels/day) and 3 more have been drilled near this farm in the past few months! This property is currently being rented for hay production.

38 acres are in crp which provide ideal habitat for whitetail deer and upland game animals. ATV trails are located through out the property. Fishing is not a problem on this farm, it contains 4 ponds stocked with channel, bass, bluegill, and crappie.

Surrounded by prime bedding areas lies this 80 +/- parcel that is currently in Alfalfa. JUST LISTED!! Harper County 80+/- acres! Located 4 miles south of HWY 160 and 4 miles southeast of Attica, Kansas lies a 80 acre parcel that is has big buck potential...

All mineral rights, and oil and gas rights, are intact and will transfer, with no current production or current leases. This band of timber splits the property, and creates 2 meadow areas.

The current farmer and Seller have a 3 year cash rent in place at 45$ per acre. For more information contact Ryan Koelsch at 620-546-3746 or email [Email listed above] There are 15+/- acres of mature timber that hold whitetail deer, turkey, and quail.

See to appreciate the woodwork in this custom built home. Country living, 2 story custom built home with full basement on 30 ac m/l, Vaulted ceilings, living room 19' high, walls and ceiling Pine box car siding, loft ,family room and bedroom & bath upstairs,...

No doubt this property is covered in deer and turkey as well, since Jefferson County is known for producing some incredible wildlife statistics over the years.A Any outdoorsman would love the opportunity that this piece provides! Fertilized every year,...

Public hunting within 2 miles. (160 acres w/house and 3 big outbuildings and feedlot also listed across the road) Driving Directions From Osage City take 170/S Burlingame Rd. to W 245th St. Continue west to S Hoch Rd. Turn south on Hoch.

Winter flocks of 50-75 turkeys are common throughout this property. To schedule a private showing, contact Mark Morris at (785) 324-1495 or [Email listed above] Seller is open to dividing property into two smaller tracts.

Make your dream a reality and schedule a private showing with Andrew today. With big blocks of timber surrounding this tract on 3 sides this property has the ability to catch many mature bucks moving through, as well as enough habitat to support a resident...

This property holds many upland birds as well as the few and far between mule deer herd. This property would be great for pasture ground or be developed into the best upland bird quarter in the county! There is 111.37 acres of CRP which stays in the program...

To schedule a viewing, or any other questions please contact Matt Ross at 785-477-2868 or email at [Email listed above] It is the perfect combination of income and recreation. This has great income potential as it sits down in a bottom area, that is within...

An electric meter and water meter are on site. A producing gas well is also located on the property adding to the income of the farm. This portion of the farm has good terraces and drainage, and could easily be put back into quality tillable production.

This farm offers 85 acres of nice level tillable ground all in 1 large field. This could be fenced for a cattle or left alone to hold those big bucks waiting till dark to feed out into the fields.

These smaller acreage farms have been in high demand so do not let this one pass you by. 2300 feet of highway frontage allows for the opportunity for commercial or residential development.

Winter flocks of 50-75 turkeys are common throughout this property. To schedule a private showing, contact Mark Morris at (785) 324-1495 or [Email listed above] Seller is open to dividing property into two smaller tracts.

The depth is approximately 52 feet with the water table holding at 7 feet below surface. Rent contract ends 5-1-2019. This area of Kansas is well known for trophy sized whitetails! There have been several big bucks taken on and around this farm! On the...

This is a main travel corridor to surrounding irrigated crop fields for Whitetail and Mule deer as well as turkey, pheasant and Bobwhite quail. 320 Acres of CRP land located in Gray County Kansas on the Meade County line north of Crooked Creek.

The larger sandpits hold high numbers of ducks and geese year-round, and have been known for great fishing as well. The large groves of cotton wood trees next to the irrigated crop pivots make for prime roosting areas for the Rio Grande Turkeys.

A pond is located on the northwest end of the property. Buffer strips surround both sides of the creek limit erosion, prevents chemical residue silting, and creates fantastic fawning, turkey, upland game habitat, including pheasant and quail.