This 170 acre farm is the whole package for a hunting farm cover, food, water, topography changes this farm has it all. Starting on the west edge a 17 acre native hay meadow on a high ridge gives way to the timbered bottom ground below. Established trails and food plot openings sit tucked away in this pocket of timber. Two 1.5 acre openings have been in food plots in the past, with access from the north and south options for both winds make these perfect locations to hunt. There are two smaller ponds close to these food plot openings and security cover is close by. Traveling east out of the plots the elevation starts to increase again, these over grown pastures have commanding views of the eastern half of the farm. Cedar pockets on this south facing slope is some of the best thermal cover a deer could ever desire. The draw that separates the two brushy hills is full of mature timber and connects the farm to the country to the north, east and south. In the south east corner of the farm is 24 acres of tillable ground typically in wheat production. This rounds the farm out with a destination food source for the deer in the area. A total of 4 ponds are on the farm, the largest being 3 acres in size. This pond is sure to be a great fishing hole and has standing timber for bass and crappie habitat. With Big Hill Reservoir just a few miles away this pond is a great spot to shoot waterfowl in the winter months.

The farm has fencing for cattle, in addition to the tillable and hay income. With over 10 years of hunting history and multiple 160-190" bucks taken off the farm this truly is a gem in Labette County. If you are interested in owning your own piece of hunting and fishing paradise contact Kale Kitterman at 620-249-3882 or Josh Fiscus at 620-870-9766 to schedule a showing.