Vaughn-Roth Land Brokers is honored to represent the heirs of Harvey Walker with the marketing and sale of the properties belonging to Walker Feedlot and the Harvey Walker Family Limited Partnership. If you're looking to acquire a permitted cattle feeding operation with all the infrastructure, equipment and land to support it, this is your opportunity. The property is being offered via private bid auction in both individual parcels and combinations thereof. Bid on what fits your operation. Contact Cameron Roth at 785-917-0867 for informational and bid packets. This Tract includes the residence located at 732 Mink Rd which is a spacious 3BR, 3BA on a full basement and attached garage. The water is supplied by a well northwest of the home. The home also features a newer roof and natural gas service. The acreage totals 288 more or less and is a mix of tillable, hay meadow, a roping arena that is currently in grass and a 950 head permitted feedlot. The feedlot water is supplied from multiple water wells near the home and east of the feedlot. The water in the pens is supplied by five automatic waterers with each pen being set up for 249 head capacity. The concrete bunks are lined along the south end of the pens with good gravel access. The bunks all have a 10 concrete apron for the cattle to eat comfortably. The portion currently in tillable production is approximately 212 acres with the majority of soils being comprised of Irwin silty clay loam. This parcel would make a nice addition to someone's cattle operation with a feedlot, supporting tillable for feed and a nice residence for themselves or employees. This property sells subject to a wind lease. The Seller's mineral and wind interests transfer to the Buyer.

If you have questions regarding regulations of the feedlot, you can contact Tamera Teeter with the Kansas Department of Health and Environment at (785) 201-4686. For general questions regarding the wind lease, you can contact Trina Green at (913) 953-5260.

Taxes: $5,774.54

Brief Legal: A tract in the S1/2 of the SW1/4 AND The N1/2 of the SW1/4 AND A tract in the SE1/4 of 33-15-03 of the 6th P.M. in Dickinson County, Kansas.