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This 51 +/- acres parcel has something for just about any outdoorsman. Deer, turkey, waterfowl or upland birds, this tract has it all covered. Situated just adjacent to Bacon Creek it lays perfect to take advantage of food sources and travel patterns of the excellent number of whitetail deer in the area. The owners and a select few hunters have taken some outstanding bucks from this property over the years. The plentiful number of turkeys are often seen parading on the pond dam, after coming off the roosting trees to the north. Most of the deer and turkey in the area will visit the 20 acre alfalfa field on the NE end of the property almost daily.
A few years back the owner constructed the almost 3/4 acre pond and states that it is often frequented by numerous ducks and geese. The pond has been stocked with crappie and bluegill, with minnows added yearly to sustain them. Grass carp have been added to control unwanted vegetation. The pond holds water well, but will lower somewhat during dry stretches.
The current owner has strictly controlled access and hunting on this property. This has resulted in an extremely heavy concentration of wildlife utilizing this property for seclusion from neighboring hunting pressure. The existing alfalfa and supplemental feeding has also contributed to the area wildlife staying very close to this farm.
All mineral rights held by seller will transfer to buyer. Mineral rights are believed to be 100% intact.
Driving Directions from Hunter, KS: 2 miles north to V Rd, then west 1/2 mile to the south end of the property.
Legal Description: 51 +/- acres in SE 1/4, S14, T09, R10W
For more information or a private showing, contact Mark Morris at 785-324-1495 or mark@redcedarland.com
Key Features:
Almost 3/4 acre pond recently constructed
20 +/- acres alfalfa, good soils
Situated adjacent to Bacon Creek
Excellent numbers of whitetail and turkey
30 minutes SW of Beloit, KS
2.5 hours from Wichita
3.5 hours from Kansas City
6 hours from Denver
2 NE 10th Avenue
St. John, KS 67576
Phone: 620-377-5022
Fax: (620) 307-3057
