This very diverse 40 acre recreational tract has so much to offer! The tract is right in the heart of the big buck country that Linn County, Kansas is known for. This ground is perfectly situated between large blocks of timber and adjacent crop fields. With a variety of cover and terrain offering a safe haven for big old bucks to spend their days. There is everything a big buck needs to feel safe and secure. This place will hunt way bigger than most 40 acre tracts because of the diversity of terrain and the shape of the property. As you enter on the southern end, the creek bottom timber has a grassy understory full of browse and bedding with huge towering trees of sycamore, maple, walnut, and elm. As you move northward through the property the terrain climbs up a big ridge that is made up of a mix of big red and white oaks, cedars, and more walnuts, quite a few being large enough for harvest. The year-round North Fork of the Sugar Creek winds through the entire property for a constant water source for the animals, and several deeper pools throughout that surely have some fishing opportunities. There is such an amazing amount of topography from one end to the other, varying from flat creek bottoms that give way to a large bluff with beautiful views overlooking the rippling creek far below and the neighboring crop fields to the west! What an incredible scouting vantage point. At the point the ridge line falls to the creek, there is wet weather drainage that over the history of time has carved a really awesome waterfall into the rocky terrain with a large plunge pool bowl cut out. This tract has a lot to offer for a deer and turkey hunter and is also just a recreational escape from the city life and only a short 1 hour drive from the Kansas City area.

Property Features

-North Fork of Sugar Creek

-Perfectly situated between big timber and ag fields

-Diverse timber

-Bedding cover

-Oaks providing acorn browse

-Lots of topography

-Beautiful views

-Quiet secluded location

-Known big buck area

-1 hour from Kansas City