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The Glasco 634 is a rare North Central Kansas investment and hunting farm offering a powerful combination of proven trophy whitetail history, high-quality agricultural production, established water and timber habitat, and diversified income streams. Featuring a mix of alfalfa, row crop, native grass, and creek-bottom timber, this farm is the type that checks every box for the serious hunter, land investor, or operator looking for premium multi-use acreage in a strong neighborhood.
140 ± acres of established Alfalfa — consistent producer with strong cash-flow potential
72 ± acres of row crop — fertile bottom ground with excellent yield history
27 ± acres of planted native grass — additional habitat and grazing flexibility
10 acres of standing beans left intentionally in the center of the tract as a dedicated late-season food plot
290 ± acres of lightly grazed pasture, providing dependable income and year-round habitat diversity
The farm is anchored by healthy silty loam soils, including Nibson, Roxbury, Tobin, and Crete Silt Loam, known for strength in both crop yields and alfalfa longevity. This tract gives a buyer instant, established agricultural return with room to expand food plotting or manage grazing on a schedule that supports wildlife.
Running through the heart of the property are 3 miles of Second Creek, a seasonal waterway that creates pockets of standing water, thick creek-bottom bedding, and natural travel corridors. Mature timber lines both sides of the creek, consisting of: Elm, Hackberry, Walnut, Oak, Mulberry. Multiple stand sites, funnel pinch points, and stealth access routes exist along the creek, making it huntable on a variety of winds. The combination of winding creek, mature cover, and embedded food sources gives wildlife everything they need without ever leaving the property.
This farm has some of the best whitetail history anywhere in Kansas. The trail camera photos tell the story—Boone & Crockett caliber whitetails are not the exception here, they are the expectation. Genetics for legitimate 200” class deer have been proven on this farm and throughout the immediate area.
Beyond deer, the turkey hunting is phenomenal, with large groups of Rio Grande turkeys roosting along the creek and feeding daily in the adjacent crop fields. Upland opportunities exist as well in the native grass portions of the property.
This is the complete package—the kind of Kansas property that is increasingly hard to find at scale:
For the hunter-investor, there is no compromise here. The Glasco 634 provides premium hunting and premium income on Day 1, with long-term appreciation, legacy ownership potential, and the habitat foundation already in place.
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Showings by private appointment only. Contact Dustin Lutt at 785-577-7377 to schedule.
S29, T08, R05, ACRES 80.58, W2 SW4 EXC RD ROW
S30, T08, R05, ACRES 39.94, SE4 SE4 EXC RD ROW
S31, T08, R05, ACRES 39.61, NE4 NE4
S31, T08, R05, ACRES 315.72, NW4 NE4, S2 NE4, SE4 NW4 & SE4 EXC RD ROW
S32, T08, R05, ACRES 158.68, W2 W2 EXC RD ROW
+/- 634.53 acres
