The wildlife is flourishing on this tract. With little to no pressure and surrounded by agricultural ground the trail systems throughout the tract are heavy. Touring through, several coveys of quail scurried along the thickets and fluttered out. Everything needed for a balanced habitat is on this tract. The native grassland is clean and holds a thick stand. In years past the grass would be hayed. Heading to the west down the thick draw, berry bushes, cedars, and elm trees provide shelter that line the stream flowing into the 2 ponds. The east pond has expansion opportunity. How beautiful would that be to look over from your back deck or walkout basement. The tillable ground has been planted to soybeans and milo in previous years with the soybeans averaging 30 bushels per acre. There is no lease for the 2019 year giving the Buyer the opportunity to farm the 2019 year. The property is made up of Kenoma, Lebo-Summit, and Dennis soil types considered Class III and Class VI.

This special tract is not only packed full of pleasant surprises that just keep getting better and better, but it is accessible. Whether you are looking for a recreational tract that provides hunting, exploration, 4-wheeling, or just a weekend hobby farm, or one that is looking for an incredible build site, this manageable tract holds it all. All mineral rights remain intact and transfer to the Buyer. Located just 3 miles outside of Osage City, Kansas and 1 ½ mile off Highway 31. Call Brenda Doudican to schedule your private showing today!

Property Features

-81 acres total acres

-29.46 tillable row crop acres and 52.13 native grassland acres

-Thick draw that divides the tillable from the grassland holding a prominent wildlife habitat

-Heavy foot trafficked Whitetail deer trail systems running throughout the entire property from bedding to water to food

-Several coveys of Quail flourishing on the tract

-Soybeans and milo planted in previous years with beans averaging 30 bushels per acre

-No 2019 tenant lease, Buyer would have the opportunity to farm

-2 established nice sized ponds. East pond has potential of several acre expansion in size

-Nice elevation change from the east high meadow lowering into the tillable ground

-Soil types of Kenoma, Lebo-Summit and Dennis considered Class III and Class VI

-Entire road fronts are lined with hardwoods and cedars providing privacy and a visual block

-Hunting unit #14

-Flint Hills Nature Trail 1 mile south of the property

-1 ½ mile off HWY 31, 3 miles east outside of Osage City, Kansas

-All mineral rights intact

-Tax 2018: $690.14