The CRP acres make an excellent habitat for quail and many coveys have been flushed on the farm. The property is right on the Allen/Bourbon county line. 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 deer population. Sitting 3 miles north of Bourbon county lake it is easy to see the potential fun to be had in this area. The ponds are well established and the biggest one is said to have trophy fish in it. These ponds along with the ag fields offer plenty of great habitat for waterfowl.

The soils on this property are ideal for producing crops with 77% of the total acreage comprising of Kenoma, Nowata and Parsons silt loams. Being split up by a road, there is plenty of road frontage to this farm. The south 320 acres has roads on three sides of it and the 160 to the north has two sides of road frontage which makes this piece ideal for farming. The rolling hills across this farm still offer plenty of secluded cover for wildlife. The mineral rights transfer and the taxes were $4,170.08 in 2017. This diverse property will appeal to many investors, farmers and outdoorsman, and at this price, it won't last long. Make your dream a reality and schedule a private showing with Andrew today. Call 620-313-0783 to see this beautiful southeast Kansas property.

Property Features

+5 Miles From Uniontown

+3 Miles From Bronson

+Quail

+Fish

+Whitetails

+1.5 Hours From KC

+2.5 Hours From Wichita

+2.5 Hours From Tulsa