If you’re looking for a honey hole of a hunting tract, this is it! There are incredible genetics in the area, with 180"+ being harvested. Several mature bucks have been taken on the tract over the years, making it a longtime producer with several promising up comers on the way. Primo stand locations along the creek in pinch points, along with established rifle blinds, provide the long range or bowhunter the best opportunity to harvest. The turkey hunting on this farm is endless with no issue ever filling a tag. Each time touring the property, several nice sized quail coveys were kicked up.

Pack the canoe and cooler and enjoy a quiet day out on the river, floating, kayaking, fishing, or treasure hunting the sandbars. Oh yes, plenty of historic gems have been found in the neck of the Wakarusa. Along with what has been found in the creek bed, several artifacts have been found on the two Native American camps that set on this farm. Hundreds of arrowheads and additional artifacts have been discovered by the owners over the years and I know there are more to come. This is a piece of pure American history!

With all the diversity and history, plus a perfect location, this is the perfect tract to build a retreat home and be able to walk out and enjoy what the land has to offer day after day. This 84 acre gem is one for the books and one to tour in person!

Property Features

-Located 34 miles southwest of Topeka, KS and 5 miles north of Harveyville, KS

-Longtime family owned farm

-84 +/- total acres

-45 acres of well-maintained tillable row crop

-30 acres of pristine brome hay meadows and clean native pastures

-9 acres of heavy, mature hardwoods and the south branch of the Wakarusa River

-Surrounded by adjoining CRP pasture to the west, grazing pasture to the south, and hay meadows to the east

-Original farmstead location in northeast corner with a usable hand dug 8' deep water well and hydrants

-Longtime tenants on the farm with tillable acres at $70/acre and hay on a 1/3-2/3 crop share averaging $3,850 in annual income

-Proven big deer country with whitetail hunt history and deer sign throughout

-Endless turkey hunting

-Several nice sized quail coveys

-Potential of additional ground to hunt

-2 known Native American campsites on the tract

-One-of-a-kind Native American artifacts found throughout the property, including hundreds of arrowheads, working stones, bird stones, jewelry, and more

-Bison skulls discovered

-Soil types of Martin, Irwin, Ladysmith throughout considered class III, IV, and II

-Electricity and rural water are available 1/4 mile west

-All mineral rights are intact

-2021 taxes: $447.76