This region of Kansas is world-renowned for its recreational opportunities. Throughout this ranch, there is an over-abundance of food, water, and cover sources providing everything native species need to thrive. This area is known to produce world-class whitetail deer each season. This ranch has not been deer hunted for several years, creating a very rich deer density and age structure thanks in part to the extremely low hunting pressure. There are currently 320 +/- acres of cultivated farm ground with the remaining acreage being made up of rolling grasslands and timbered creek bottom leased on a cash rent basis. Nearly two miles of densely timbered creek bottom dissects the entire ranch creating an unbelievable travel corridor for whitetail and mule deer species. The timber is largely made up of large cottonwoods, elms, scattered oaks, and locust trees. There are plenty of larger cottonwoods spread throughout the creek system providing ample roosting locations for the Rio Grande turkeys that call the farm home. Roads give access on all four sides of the ranch allowing hunter-proven access points for any stand location and wind direction. Two tract trail systems traverse the entire property giving yet more access to stands and camera sites. Throughout the entire ranch, the scattered scrub trees and brush combined with excellent stands of rolling native grasslands ensure an abundance of upland game birds. Bobwhite quail and pheasants can be seen and heard on every acre. Throughout the property, there are 11 ponds including one very large watershed. These ponds provide ample water for wildlife and cattle alike. Waterfowl hunters can find plenty of opportunities as well with all central flyway species frequenting this ranch on their yearly migrations. The large watershed as well as some of the larger ponds are stocked with fish, providing the sportsman with yet more to enjoy. This ranch truly checks every box for the avid outdoorsman. As if all this wasn't enough, there is a small farmhouse built in 1964 that provides a place to stay if the proximity to town isn't quite close enough. The house is run on rural water and natural gas. A large Quonset shed is located nearby providing excellent storage for any vehicles, farm, and/or hunting equipment. It has been a long time since a ranch of this magnitude and with this much to offer has hit the market in this region. If you've been waiting for a property like this act now before it's gone.

For general questions, disclosures, or to schedule a private viewing call Land Agent Cole Schumacher at (785) 656-1738.

Property Features

-1,148 +/- acres in Phillips County

-320 +/- acres cultivation

-Nearly 2 miles of timbered creek bottom

-Excellent stands of rolling native grasslands

-Unmatched recreation opportunities

-Whitetail and mule deer

-Rio Grande turkey

-Upland gamebird hunting

-Waterfowl hunting

-Stocked ponds and watershed

-11 ponds and one large watershed

-Extensive trail systems

-Road access from each side of the ranch

-5 miles from Phillipsburg

-1 mile off Highway 183