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Ash Creek 195 is a turnkey, conservation minded 195+/- acre property built for the passionate outdoorsman.
The farm offers reliable food sources, a solar well, and a 2+/- acre pond. Ash Creek meanders across the northern portion and provides nearly a mile of secluded creek bottom travel for Kansas whitetail. Income producing grass programs were established with wildlife in mind, creating dense bedding cover ideal for mature bucks and excellent flush habitat for pheasants and coveys of quail. Access to and from your tower blinds is a breeze as the property is bordered on three sides by well maintained, low traffic county roads.
Located near Cheyenne Bottoms and Quivira National Wildlife Refuges, Ash Creek 195 sits in a migration corridor where multiple species of waterfowl converge each fall and winter. Whether you're pursuing upland birds, targeting big Kansas whitetail, or chasing the waterfowl migration, this farm delivers consistent habitat, water, and food.
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