This property is the true definition of a “honey hole” hunting property that is very likely to produce a successful hunt each and every time you enter it. Located directly in the heart of some of the best upland bird hunting you’ll find in all of the country, the multiple thicket and brush lined draws running through this quarter section are a safe bet to hold multiple coveys of quail on a regular basis, as well as its fair share of pheasants.  The nearly 122 acres of cropland on the property provides income return as well as a good food source to hold and attract wildlife to the property. The thick draws running through the land are characterized by a spring-fed stream, an excellent mixture of trees including cottonwoods, locusts, and cedars, as well as a small pond that holds water year-round. The deer sign is plentiful throughout the property with several trees shredded with whitetail buck rubs and trails beaten into the ground from the daily travel of deer through the bottoms. This area has a great reputation for trophy whitetail deer and high upland bird populations – and this property has the habitat to hold plenty of wildlife.

Property Features:

- Located 5 ½ miles straight South of Zurich or 8 1/2 miles SW of Plainville

- 122.09 acres of cropland which is currently planted to wheat. Seller will retain the growing wheat crop

- Nearly 38 acres of brush, trees, thickets, and spring fed draws running through the property

- Honey hole for whitetail deer, quail, and pheasants

- Whitetail deer love to bed in the brush and thickets along the creek bottom

- Perfect quail habitat with several acres of thickets and native grass. Multiple coveys of quail were flushed from the property upon inspection, as well as a couple rooster pheasants

- Very diverse variety of trees and shrubs growing along the bottomlands. Several locusts, cottonwoods, cedars, and plum thickets to name a few

- Excellent deer sign throughout the property. Hard beaten deer trails along the bottoms and thousands of tracks throughout the wheat fields. Several locust trees have been shredded by whitetail bucks and multiple community buck scrapes can be found under numerous low hanging branches

- Road frontage on two sides allows good access to treestands in multiple draws for hunting different wind directions

- *Electrical lines along the Eastern boundary give the option for power on the property if ever needed

- This area of the State has long provided some of the best upland bird hunting you will find anywhere in the nation

- Also a very reputable area for producing Boone & Crockett whitetail deer

- 50% of the mineral rights will transfer to the Buyer upon date of closing

- Legal Description: NE/4 of Section 33, Township 10 South, Range 19 West of the 6th PM in Rooks County, KS