Southern Sumner County, particularly the area around Caldwell, is well known for producing high-quality trophy deer and crops. This particular property is situated on a secluded country road and features flat agriculture fields that transition into heavy brush and big timber stands. The Bluff Creek corridor runs through the property and provides excellent habitat for a variety of wildlife, including big southern Kansas deer, waterfowl, quail, doves, and turkeys.The southeast corner of the farm offers higher elevations that overlook the timber bottom ground and tillable fields, providing an excellent location to view deer movement through the grass and transition areas. The steep banks of heavy timber along Bluff Creek create natural sanctuaries and excellent funnels and travel routes along the water's edge.The tillable acreage is approximately 109 acres, with about 30 acres currently planted alfalfa. The remaining acres can be rotated with a variety of crops, including beans, milo, wheat, or additional alfalfa. Previous years have seen a combination of crop types on these fields, which is a great tactic for wildlife as it provides a year-round attractant with the right combinations. Additionally, there is approximately 80 acres of grass for grazing or bedding for wildlife if left undisturbed, as it has been now for several years.During the summer months, there are numerous places on the property where families can enjoy activities like bonfires or pitching a tent along the creek after a long day of fishing. There is an old homestead area on the NE corner of the property, which would make for a great building site away from the majority of the prime hunting.Overall, this property offers a unique opportunity to enjoy hunting, farming, and recreational activities throughout the year. Please contact the listing agent to set up an in-person viewing of this property.