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Rarely does a property of this scale, beauty, and strategic value become available on the open market. This 648 +/- contiguous acre ranch in Cowley County, Kansas, is a true legacy property - one that checks every box for the serious outdoorsman, land investor, or multi-generational family looking to establish a permanent retreat in the southern Flint Hills of Kansas. Just 4 miles north of Cedar Vale and positioned within 90 minutes of both Wichita and Tulsa, this ranch delivers unrivaled accessibility, privacy, and wildlife resources, making it a standout investment among large-acreage offerings in the region. This is not your average recreational tract. It is a dynamic, multi-dimensional property that offers over 230 feet of elevation change, expansive hardwood ridges that include burr, red, white, and pin oaks, fertile bottomland tillable acres, big prairie grass, and a winding 1.5 mile stretch of live water from Otter Creek - all within a single fence line. The land features an ideal blend of cover and open space, with an approximate 50/50 mix of mature timber and open ground, offering habitat diversity that supports an impressive wildlife population of deer, turkey, quail, and waterfowl. The 126 +/- tillable acres provide not only agricultural income but also prime attraction zones that attract and feed wildlife year-round. Surrounding those fields, the rolling hardwoods and native grasses create a natural sanctuary to hold and harvest deer. Once you are on this property, you will see just how much sign there is, large rubs, big scraps, and turkey sign everywhere! The road on the south end will take you to the top to catch the views or have the ability for multiple access points all along the ridge. It's this rare combination of natural features that makes the property hunt bigger than its acreage, with terrain that allows for multiple hunters to be on the land at once without interference. The current owners have maintained a selective approach to hunting, focusing on bow-only methods and passing on immature bucks. This patient stewardship has produced a thriving population of mature Kansas whitetails, with the genetics, cover, and food sources necessary to grow and hold trophy-caliber deer. This ranch is also home to abundant wild turkey and has been developed for waterfowl hunting with two established duck ponds. One is fed by drainage from a pond, while the other lies near Otter Creek, where there are 2 established pump sites. These wetlands, paired with the proximity to food sources and consistent water, make this an attractive and productive stopover during the migration seasons. This area holds large watersheds where birds will roost during their migration. Despite its rural feel and secluded placement, the property is easily accessible via well-maintained county roads, with entry points from the east, south, and north - a critical feature for managing wind direction and stealth during hunting seasons. The layout is ideal for serious hunters who understand the importance of strategic ingress and egress. In total, the property qualifies for 8 Kansas landowner deer tags, offering rare and significant access opportunities for individuals, families, or groups seeking shared ownership and hunting privileges. Whether you're buying for recreation, family legacy, or as part of a long-term land investment strategy, this ranch delivers on every front. The tillable acres provide a reliable annual income stream. The diversity of habitat makes it resilient and self-sustaining. The location supports year-round access and long-term value. But more than that, this is the kind of property that becomes part of your story - a place to bring friends and family, to mentor new hunters, to walk creeks in the summer and glass ridgetops in the fall. It's a place that lives beyond the spreadsheets and photos. Land of this caliber, with this level of habitat quality, access, and water, is almost always traded privately. It's rare that a property like this hits the open market - and rarer still that it offers the combination of tillable income, trophy hunting, waterfowl development, and legacy value all in one tract. If you're looking for a property of this caliber, don't wait to reach out to listing agent Paul Smith at (918) 397-2737. Property Features -90'x45' barn to hold equipment, campers, etc. -40' conex box for additional storage -New rural water meter near the barn -Power at the road close by -Water permit from the state to pump out of Otter Creek -7 enclosed blinds, 4 feeders, and 18+ tree stands to stay on the property -Well-established creek crossings -126 +/- tillable acres on a crop share agreement that have historically been rotated between winter wheat and soybeans -Around 1.5 miles of Otter Creek -Large ranches surround the area -Eligible for 8 landowner tags -2025 taxes around $2,801 -Seller's minerals are negotiable -Multiple pieces of equipment for sale outside of the real estate; contact listing agent for equipment list. Sellers would need up to a 120 day grace period after close to remove equipment from property. -4 miles north of Cedar Vale, KS -1.5 hours from Wichita, KS -1.5 hours from Tulsa, OK -2.5 hours from OKC

Ultra-premium habitat in this rare Barber County mixed-use ranch. This ranch has everything that one could want in a Kansas property. It has outstanding features galore, including complete seclusion, even though it is just 4 miles from a major Hwy in 281 and only 14 miles from Medicine Lodge. The terrain is classic Barber County, which is a diverse mix of Cottonwood Creek bottoms, rolling grass hillsides, scattered Cedar thickets, and lots of Sand Plums, which all combine for some of the best possible habitat for wildlife and livestock. The property is also strong with a mix of several tillable fields that generally are in wheat but could also maintain milo, alfalfa, or a mixed crop. There are tons of small fingers, hidden pockets, and edge along the numerous small fields that really create a ton of options when thinking about the true hunting possibilities for this property. There are several food plots and feeders in place with some small food plot options that also can be greatly expanded if so desired. The property has no major road frontage but does maintain two separate access points both from the northwest and the southeast. The ranch has some limited frontage along Elm Creek on the far NE corner, and the east side of the property is generally lower and climbs into a more upland type of terrain on most of the western portion. This diversity allows for some significant options for hunting as the lower areas have some great wooded bowls with large timber for turkey roosting, and tons of remnants of deer activity, while uplands have vast plum thickets for quail or pheasants, and up in these cedar hills is where the bucks love to push does in the later parts of the season. There are also great views, and with some higher ridges, a hunter can take a very productive viewpoint and still see wildlife moving in many parts of the property. If you are in the market for a dynamic, world-class hunting and ranch property with ultra-premium habitat and scenery, then this ranch is top of the list. Tours of the property will be by appointment only. Please contact the listing agent to schedule.

This exceptional 305-acre property offers a rare opportunity to own a prime tract of highly productive land in Nemaha County. Boasting two center-pivot irrigation systems, this farm is well-equipped for both row crop production and future agricultural growth. With its rich soils and high percentage of tillable acres, this property is ideal for expanding your operation or making a sound investment in Kansas farmland. Key Features: Two Center-Pivot Irrigation Systems: The property includes two fully operational center-pivot systems, irrigating a large percentage of the land, ensuring consistent crop yields year after year. Highly Tillable Land: This farm offers excellent tillable acreage with some of the most productive soils in the region, providing the foundation for strong returns. Farmhouse and Outbuildings: The property includes a spacious farmhouse with over 1,900 sq. ft. of living space and five bedrooms. Additionally, there are several utility sheds and farm buildings, including a large 54' x 108' building suitable for equipment storage and other farming needs. Investment Potential: This property presents multiple streams of income, making it a solid choice for investors. With productive farmland, rental income potential from the home and outbuildings, and long-term value in irrigated acres, this is a farm set for the future. Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity to acquire a premier property in Nemaha County!

Nestled in the Neosho River bottoms just southeast of Chanute lies Lil' Toledo, a remarkable hunting lodge surrounded by an expansive portfolio of premier recreational properties. This outdoor paradise consists of the best Southeast Kansas has to offer, with a long and tremendous history of giant deer, excellent turkey hunting, waterfowl hunting, upland hunting, and fishing in the river or multiple lakes and ponds. The setting is second to none, with the lounge, conference area, and 7-room Neosho Lodge lying right on the river with walkout access to the water. A different parcel boasts an incredible 22 +/- acre lake with wedding/event venue and two cabins on the water, one of which sits on pier in the middle of the lake. Yet another beautiful 5 +/- acre lake is surrounded by 4 charming cabins and features scenic walking trails and bridges. Then, beyond the buildings lies almost 1800 acres of fantastic and diverse wildlife habitat, which has consistently produced 200-inch whitetails and phenomenal turkey hunting, resulting in years and years of memories for family, friends, and countless clients. The duck hunting along the Neosho River is becoming more and more renowned every year, and Lil' Toledo is only 13 miles from the famous Neosho Wildlife Area, which holds huge numbers of mallards every winter. Wetlands already exist on the property with ample opportunity to create even more duck habitat. This exceptional collection of properties offers a unique opportunity to own an exclusive outdoor retreat, perfect for an individual, a group of enthusiasts, or the continued success and expansion of an established outfitting business. A savvy investor may also take advantage of the tax benefits that come with purchasing a property loaded with this much infrastructure. Could be purchased with additional nearby acreage or possibly split up with less acreage. Additional lease ground also could be included, contact broker for ideas and possibilities. This historic property is a special opportunity you don't want to miss!

Positioned in one of the most strategic growth corridors in northeast Kansas, this exceptional 155 +/- acre contiguous tract presents a rare large-scale development opportunity along the northwest edge of Lawrence. Ideally located at the intersection of major transportation routes, including Interstate 70 and Kansas Highway 10, the property sits just north of the Kansas Turnpike Exit 197 on/off ramps, providing outstanding visibility and accessibility. The farm encompasses 155 +/- acres currently recorded with Douglas County in 16 deeded tracts, creating immediate flexibility for phased development or multiple project concepts. With paved frontage along N1800 Road (Farmers Turnpike) and E850 Road (K-10 Highway), the property benefits from direct highway exposure. Additional access from E 900th Road and N 1850 Road, both well-maintained gravel roads, borders the north and east sides of the property, offering exceptional accessibility from multiple directions in a high-traffic corridor. Situated just 1.3 miles from the Lawrence city limits, the tract lies within a coveted target area for expansion and long-term regional growth. With opportunities for commercial, industrial, residential, or mixed-use development, this property provides a blank canvas for visionary developers and investors. The land is currently utilized for agricultural production and pasture, providing income potential while future development plans are finalized. The 155 +/- acres currently sit in sixteen individual deeded tracts with Douglas County. Approximately 71 +/- acres of fertile tillable ground, currently planted to corn, stretch from the western boundary through the northeast portion of the property. Soil types, including Martin, Woodson, Vinland, and Sogn, form the agricultural base and are classified as Class II, III, and VI soils. The southeast to northeast portions of the property contain 50 +/- acres of native pasture, currently leased for cattle grazing for the 2026 season. An interior cross fence separates the pasture from the cropland and includes multiple gated access points. Supporting the farm's layout are 30 +/- acres of native grass waterways that wind throughout the property, protecting the tillable ground while also being harvested annually for hay production. In addition, 4 +/- acres of timber provide natural cover and scenic character. Five ponds are located throughout the tract, including a large pond in the southwest corner and another large pond along the northern boundary, with three additional ponds distributed across the property. The topography features gentle rolling hills with elevation ranging from 1,062 feet at the northwest high point to approximately 981 feet along the eastern portion, offering expansive 360-degree views of the surrounding countryside. The property is currently zoned agricultural with Douglas County, yet its location and infrastructure position it ideally for future development. Key utilities are readily available along the property boundaries, including fiber internet availability, natural gas service, three-phase electric power, and rural water throughout Douglas County Rural Water District #6, with both 4-inch to 6-inch water lines running along the road frontage and meters available. Electric service is divided between Evergy on the east side of the property and FreeState Electric Cooperative on the west side, providing flexible power options. A geotechnical evaluation completed in 2018 further enhances the development readiness of the site. Additionally, the property has been surveyed and drafted into preliminary plat plans for the I-70 & K-10 Business Park by Landplan Engineering, offering a valuable starting point for commercial or industrial planning. Large tracts with this level of highway exposure, accessibility, infrastructure, and proximity to Lawrence rarely become available. The combination of paved frontage on multiple sides, existing agricultural income, available utilities, and preliminary development planning creates a unique opportunity for developers seeking a strategic project location in a rapidly expanding regional market. All mineral rights are intact and will transfer with the property. Approximate 2025 property taxes: $549.55. With its premier location along two of northeast Kansas' most important transportation corridors, this 155 +/- acre property represents a truly exceptional development and investment opportunity that must be experienced in person. For additional information or to schedule a tour, contact Brenda Doudican with Midwest Land Group at (620) 794-8075 or bdoudican@midwestlandgroup.com. Property Features -Development opportunity -Recorded with Douglas County in 16 deeded tracts -Located on the north side of KTA 197 on/off exit on N1800 Road (Farmers Turnpike) and E850 Road (K-10) -Additional road frontage of East 900th Road and North 1850 Road -Geotechnical evaluation performed in 2018 -155 +/- acres total -71 +/- acres tillable row crop -50 +/- acres native pasture -30 +/- acres waterway -4 +/- acres timber -Well-maintained road frontage on 3 sides -Currently zoned agricultural with Douglas County -5 ponds throughout -Eased elevation changes throughout -Perimeter fenced with 4 and 5-strand barbed wire fencing with interior cross-fencing -Tillable and pasture acres leased for 2026 season -Douglas County Rural Water District #6 along all roadsides -Freestate Electric Co-op on the west with Evergy on the east -Three-phase electric available -Southern Star natural gas available -Fiber running along south side of property -All mineral rights intact -Approximate 2025 tax: $549.55 -1.3 miles from Lawrence city limits

Coming to market is this beautiful farmstead with established trees sitting on 9.4 acres! With a large brick construction home, roundtop shed, heated and cooled small shop, and multiple large bins this farmstead would make a great starter place or addition to any operation! The home boasts a master bed & bath along with 3 additional bedrooms & 2 baths with an in home office, along with a 2 car attached garage, and a large storage room in the basement. The roundtop is 40x80 with a 20x13 overhead door and comes with a commercial sized air compressor. The small shop is 24x40 with a home hvac system for heating and cooling. There are two very large bins with a 125,000 bushel bin that was put up in 2019 along with an 80,000 bushel bin put up in 1990, with remote bin management systems wired into the fan controls. There are also four smaller 18,000 bushel bins. The leg system for the bin sit is older with a 150 bushel pit and a 1500 bushel/hr leg. If you are looking for an updated farmstead with room to grow you don't want to miss out on this opportunity! Contact Broker Alec Horton 620-214-2417 to schedule a showing today!

80 +/- total acres Diverse habitat Mature timbered draws Cottonwood and cedar thickets 2 established food plots on property Food plots are in Geary silt loam 3 to 7 percent slope Excellent entry/exit for all wind directions for hunting Native warm-season grasses throughout the property NCCPI overall weighted average of 55.15 Small wildlife pond centrally located Wet-weather creek winds throughout the property Whitetail deer, turkey & upland bird Great whitetail deer numbers Kansas Deer Management Unit 7 Well-maintained, year-round gravel road Electricity & rural water All mineral rights intact and transfer No active farm leases or tenants' rights currently in place 2024 taxes: $520.72 2 Hours from Manhattan, Kansas 2 Hours from Kearney, Nebraska 4 Hours from Kansas City 6 Hours from Linn, Missouri This 80 +/- acre property is in north central Jewell County, just north of Mankato, Kansas. It features 80 acres of grass and timber, offering a diverse mix of mature timbered draws, cottonwood and cedar thickets, and native warm-season grasses. The open and grass areas consist of Geary silt loam and have 2 established food plots already on property. The rest of the property consists of big draws with nice elevation changes and cover. The 2 food plots are centrally located to slip into easily and it has a watering hole right in the middle that the deer frequent while walking to and from. The soils have an average weighted NCCPI average of 55.15. A wet-weather creek provides seasonal attraction for all types of wildlife year-round throughout the property. Between the cover, water and food plots, wildlife would never need to leave the property. With its diverse habitat and plentiful food, water, and cover, this tract offers tremendous hunting opportunities for whitetail deer, turkey and upland birds. The property is in Kansas Deer Management Unit 7 and has excellent whitetail deer numbers and has very large whitetail on it currently. This tract sits on a well-maintained, gravel road making drives to the property easy. Utilities include electricity & rural water and mineral rights are intact and will convey to the buyer at closing. Call or text Sam Voss (913)-526-9369 today for your private showing.

56± Acres Bordering Flint Hills National Wildlife Refuge – Coffey County, Kansas Here is a rare opportunity to own prime hunting and recreation land directly bordering the Flint Hills National Wildlife Refuge on two sides! Located in Coffey County, Kansas, this 55-acre m/l property is comprised of two tracts and features a diverse mix of habitat, water, and is ideally located for the serious sportsman or land investor. Situated along Fauna Road, just 7 miles south of Lebo and 4 miles east of Hartford, this property lies in an area long known for producing giant whitetail deer and strong populations of waterfowl and wild turkey. With direct refuge frontage, the potential for exceptional hunting is second to none—and opportunities for future waterfowl development make this a truly unique investment. East Tract: Native grass and paved road frontage, excellent access, and potential for building or a cabin site. West Tract: Established CRP acres that expires soon, providing income and outstanding wildlife cover Water Features: ½-acre pond plus three wet-weather watering holes, enhancing both wildlife habitat and hunting opportunities. The refuge ground has a wet-weather creek running down the center, creating an excellent travel corridor that deer will follow to access the property. This property’s combination of refuge adjacency, habitat diversity, and its strategic location has the potential to be one of the best recreational tracts in east-central Kansas. Whether you’re seeking a proven deer and turkey hunting property, a long-term land investment, or a potential waterfowl project site, this one checks every box. Don’t miss this chance to own land next to one of Kansas’ most sought-after and well-known wildlife refuges—properties like this rarely come to market.

A long time ago someone told me that when it comes to buying land, it isn’t always about how many acres you have, it’s about having the right acres. Over the years I’ve walked properties of all sizes, and the farms that always stood out were the ones that were thoughtfully laid out, highly usable, and ready to enjoy from day one. There are countless factors to weigh when searching for a property, and it’s easy to get lost in the details. But every once in a while, a farm comes along that immediately separates itself from the rest. When you study the aerial, look at the habitat, and see the improvements on this 156 m/l acre tract, it becomes very clear this is not just another piece of ground, it’s the kind of property buyers wait years to find. This farm features a well-built 3-bedroom, 2-bathroom barndominium constructed in 2017 that offers comfortable living without unnecessary upkeep. With 960 square feet and being sold fully furnished, the next owner can step right in and start making memories immediately. Utilities are already in place including electricity, rural water, propane, septic, internet, and a whole home standby generator for peace of mind in every season. Just steps away sits an impressive 2,640 square foot shop equipped with four large electric doors, providing more than enough room for equipment, tractors, side-by-sides, boats, and hunting gear. Whether you are looking for a full-time residence, a weekend escape, or a turnkey hunting headquarters, the infrastructure here is exactly what serious land buyers hope to find but rarely do. As you tour the farm, the diversity of the landscape quickly becomes apparent. Approximately 38± acres of productive tillable ground, currently planted in alfalfa and carrying an average NCCPI of 64.7, provide both income potential and a strong foundation for wildlife nutrition. The remainder of the property offers a beautiful blend of timber, food plot locations, native cover, and exceptional elevation changes that naturally funnel wildlife movement. There are multiple ponds on the property including a stocked pond with a feeder and aerator along with a wet season creek to ensure dependable water sources throughout the property. The farm is already dialed in for hunting with five Redneck Blinds, five feeders, established stand locations, and a well-maintained trail system that allows for quiet entry and exit. Whitetail deer, turkey, quail, waterfowl and small game are all present, and both hunting and farming lease opportunities exist for buyers seeking additional return. With its turnkey setup, diverse landscape, and immediate usability all you have to do is press the go button! Property Highlights · 156 m/l acres · 3 bed, 2 bath barndominium built in 2017 · 960 square foot (24'x40') · Fully furnished house · 2,640 square foot shop with 4 large electric shop doors · 5 ponds on property, some being stocked with Bass, catfish & bluegill · Electricity, rural water, propane, septic, and internet · Home standby generator · 38 +/- tillable acres currently in alfalfa · NCCPI soil rating average of 64.7 · 5 Redneck Blinds · 5 Feeders · Multiple ponds · Wet season creek · Whitetail deer, turkey, quail, waterfowl & small game · Stocked pond with catfish, bass & bluegill with fish feeder and aerator · Great mix of tillable, food plots & timber · Hunting and farming lease potential · Multiple stand sites · Nice trails & roads throughout the property · Exceptional elevation changes · 20 minutes from Topeka, Kansas · 45 minutes from Lawrence, Kansas · 1 hour from Kansas City, Missouri · 1 hour from Emporia, Kansas · 3.5 hours from Linn, Missouri Schedule your private showing today with Sam Voss – 913-526-9369

KEY FEATURES 4 Bed, 3 Bath, 3,000 square foot Home 2 Bed, 2 Bath, 2,000 square foot Bunkhouse 80'x150' Indoor Arena 120'x180' Outdoor Arena 30'x40' Entertainment Room/Bar with a Half Bath and Cafe Seating 30'x50' Shop 10 Stall Barn Wash Rack Indoor Round Pen Dual Tack Rooms Vet Room 6 Stall Stud Barn with Breeding Dummy DESCRIPTION Whether you're a horse trainer, breeder, or enthusiast, be sure to take a look at this property! With roughly 32 acres +/-, this ranch has a little something for everyone. There is continuous panel fencing throughout the property that's ready for your livestock. With both an indoor and outdoor arena, you'd be able to ride; rain or shine. There is a 23 acre +/- pasture with a pond on the north half of the property, leaving room for your operation to grow. With gravel road frontage off of 3300 Avenue, ease of access is a breeze to this secluded location. Enjoy breathtaking sunsets and incoming storms from the west on the home's wrap around porch. The 3,000 square foot home has been updated with thoughtful finishes to include a custom fireplace. The unfinished basement provides the new owner with room to add their own personal touch. The entertainment room and bar makes hosting family and friends fun for everyone. The bunkhouse provides an additional source of income or a place for family to stay. The property runs off of rural water and propane for heat throughout the winter. The opportunities are endless on this ranch; don't miss your opportunity to own a beautiful property! Be sure to visit the Property Website link below for a virtual tour of the home! Contact Samantha Swearingen to schedule your private showing today! (785) 577-9878

Property Legal Description: S15, T02, R03, 6th Principal Meridian, ACRES 160.5, NW4 EXC RD ROW FSA Information: – Farmland Acres = 159.60 – DCP Cropland Acres = 74.86 – Base Acres = 64.00 (Grain Sorghum 32.90.ac, Wheat 21.50ac, Soybeans 9.60ac) Big Pond Whitetail Ranch presents a rare combination of prime cropland, productive pasture, and exceptional recreational appeal in Washington County Kansas. With a practical layout and strong access, this property is positioned to serve both agricultural operators and serious outdoor enthusiasts while maintaining long-term investment strength. The agricultural backbone of the property is built on highly regarded Crete silty clay loam soils. These soils are recognized locally for consistent row-crop performance, dependable moisture retention, and strong yield stability. The farm supports a solid corn and soybean rotation while maintaining flexibility for future management strategies or grazing opportunities. Recreationally, the ranch separates itself from typical farm ground. A large, centrally located pond serves as the focal point of the property. This water feature is known for producing quality largemouth bass and crappie, offering immediate fishing value for family use or guest entertainment. The pond’s size also provides reliable livestock water and enhances overall property functionality. Natural springs further strengthen the ranch’s water profile, contributing dependable year-round water flow. These spring-fed areas create ideal wildlife habitat and improve grazing sustainability. Timbered draws, native grasses, and edge cover establish strong travel corridors and bedding areas for whitetail deer while also supporting turkey populations. Property highlights include: • Highly productive Crete silty clay loam soils • Quality cropland suitable for corn and soybeans • Established pasture with natural water sources • Large pond with bass and crappie fishing • Natural springs providing consistent water flow • Timbered draws and strong edge habitat • Proven deer and turkey hunting Big Pond Whitetail Ranch delivers diversified value, dependable agricultural production, grazing capability, premium fishing, and excellent hunting opportunities. Whether expanding into an existing ag operation, held as a land investment, or developed as a private recreational retreat, this ranch offers both performance and lifestyle appeal in one balanced offering. Property Location: From Washington, KS (US 36 & K-15 Intersection) … travel north on Quivira Road for approximately 5 miles to 22nd Road. Turn left (west) on 22nd Road and travel 1 mile to Osage Road. The property is located on the southeast corner of 22nd Road and Osage Road and continues south along the east side of Osage Road and west along the south side of 22nd Road for ½ mile. WATCH FOR SIGNS! 2025 Property Taxes: $1534.03 All Deer & Fish pictures provided by seller and sellers family are believed to be actual images from the property. For more information contact: Jeff Dankenbring, Listing Broker at 785.562.8386 Pictures and property lines are illustrations only and not guaranteed to be actual property lines.

Description: Located in the highly sought after region of southeast Kansas, known for its trophy whitetail hunting, this acreage is boasting with recreational and grazing opportunities. California Creek traverses the property, approximately 1 mile, complimenting the excellent wildlife habitat and creating more recreational opportunities. This secluded Chautauqua County property is accessed via private road easement and does not border county roads, reducing human pressure on wildlife populations. The ranch contains a mosaic of tallgrass prairie, cross timbers vegetation and riparian bottom land. From the peaks of the Chautauqua hills to the winding creek bottom, the topography on the property includes approximately 250ft of rugged elevation changes. Sandstone soils support native grasses, forbs, and legumes with a variety of upland woody species and hard mast producing bottomland timber. The mile of California Creek truly enhances the unique qualities of the ranch. Acreage: 560 +/- deeded acres & transfer as surface only. Location: 15 min from Sedan, KS 35 min from Independence, KS 45 min from Bartlesville, OK 2 hr from Wichita, KS Improvements: 60 X 180 red iron shed Water well & Rural Water Tap Electric on site in multiple locations Multiple old homesites Adequate fencing Soils/Topography/Forage: The tallgrass prairie forages are evident in the upland soils of the cross timbers. The approximately 65 acres of bottom ground are primarily composed of productive Verdigris and Mason silt loams suitable for improved forage production or food plot locations. These bottom land areas are dominated by mature timber stands featuring a diverse mix of red oak, bur oak, hickory, pecan, and other native hardwood species. These species collectively contribute to an abundant supply of both hard and soft mast, as well as a rich understory of native browse, all of which are critical components of high-quality white-tailed deer habitat. The upland prairie forages are represented by the big four grasses, including big bluestem, Indiangrass, switchgrass and little as well as other native grasses, forbs and legumes. These Niotaze- Darnell complex and Stephenville- Darnell soils sustain the upland forages along with post oak, blackjack oak and hickory trees. These plants, and many others, are important ingredients of the diverse ecological balance of the tallgrass prairie and cross timbers ecoregions. Seller rates the property at approximately 10 ac per cow-calf pair on a year-round basis. Wildlife and Recreation: Southeast Kansas and Chautauqua County is well known for its trophy whitetail hunting, and this ranch is no exception. The upland prairie and mosaic of cross timbers vegetation combined with riparian area of California Creek results in wildlife habitat second to none. Trophy white-tailed deer, turkey, northern bobwhite quail and other small game such as squirrel, raccoon, coyote, bobcat and rabbit are abundant. Water: Multiple year-round springs can be found across the property and includes 3 small ponds. The topography offers multiple locations for additional larger impoundments, should the future owner wish to expand water availability and distribution. California Creek is spring fed, as are the tributaries, and has traditionally provided stock water for the ranch. Chautauqua County has approximately 38 of annual rainfall. Statistically, November through February is the driest period of the year. Additional Information: This area of southeast Kansas is renowned for producing outstanding trophy Whitetail deer hunting. The property's location, topography, and habitat position it squarely within one of the most productive and sought-after regions in the country. Minerals: Surface Only Taxes: $2600 per annum Price: $1,800,000 The information in this brochure is from sources deemed reliable, but no warranty or representation is made as to its accuracy by the Seller, and its Brokers expressly disclaim any liability for errors, omissions or changes regarding any information provided for this property.

398 Acre Income-Producing Hunting Farm | North Central Kansas This 398 acre hunting farm in North Central Kansas is one of the most secure wildlife properties in the region, offering a proven combination of income production and long-term recreational value. Extensive CRP, native grasses, timber, food plots, and reliable water sources create a year-round sanctuary that supports wildlife while providing consistent annual returns. Trail camera history and multiple mature bucks surviving the 2025 season confirm the property is performing as designed and has done so year after year. With low pressure, abundant bedding, dependable food, and water, the farm consistently holds quality whitetails along with strong pheasant, quail, and turkey populations-setting the stage for a promising 2026 hunting season. From an investment standpoint, the established habitat, CRP income, and turnkey improvements reduce management risk while preserving long-term upside. Whether held for recreational use, income, or future appreciation, this property offers a stable, proven land asset in the low pressure region of North Central Kansas. Property Highlights: 398 total acres 160.1 acres enrolled in CRP generating $10,000+ annual income 170.4 acres dryland / CRP 227.4 acres native grass & timber 9 acres of Milo food plots 5 wet-weather ponds plus a spring-fed creek Mature timber including cottonwood, walnut, mulberry, hedge, and cedar Rolling topography with secluded bedding, funnels, and stand locations Established internal trail system Excellent fencing with new gates All seller-owned mineral rights convey Wildlife & Infrastructure: Documented history of Boone & Crockett-class whitetails, including bucks over 200" Mature trophy bucks currently on camera for 2026 Strong upland bird and turkey numbers Turnkey setup with 3 tower blinds, 2 2000lb all-season feeders, and multiple tree stands Multiple access points allow hunting in nearly any wind Location: Just south of I-70 with easy access from Salina, Manhattan, Wichita, and Kansas City Only 11 miles to Abilene Rural water and electric available 1/4 mile to the north along Nail Road A rare combination of dependable CRP income and proven hunting performance. This is a true turnkey Kansas recreational farm built for long-term success. Private showings by appointment only.Dustin Lutt - Listing Agent - 785-577-7377

Nestled in the heart of Southeast Kansas, The Oaks is a world-class recreational and wildlife property unlike any other the result of nearly a decade of thoughtful planning, habitat development, and wildlife management. With unmatched seclusion, rich history, and luxurious accommodations, The Oaks offers the rare opportunity to own a true legacy estate that balances serious land stewardship with unforgettable family enjoyment.Wildlife & Land ManagementThe foundation of The Oaks is its incredible habitat featuring what is likely the largest contiguous block of timber in the county, surrounded by native grasses, creeks, springs, and regenerative food sources. This habitat has been enhanced and meticulously maintained to create a self-sustaining wildlife ecosystem. With 17 regenerative no-till food plots, including sanctuary plots that are never hunted, and 14 additional mini staging plots, the layout has been designed to support every phase of the whitetail lifecycle while minimizing human disturbance. A network of approximately 14 miles of trails, including strategic entry and exit routes, allows for undetected access to stand sites and food plots. These trails arent just functional theyre also the gateway to adventure, whether its a quiet morning hunt, a scenic UTV ride, or a family hike. The result is a property that produces mature bucks consistently, attracts migrating deer from nearby Verdigris River bottoms and Sandy Creek corridors, and maintains an incredibly strong wildlife inventory including turkey, quail, and other native species.The LodgeDesigned with both luxury and practicality in mind, the custom timber-frame lodge sits atop one of the highest points in the county, offering expansive views and complete privacy. It was built to be self-contained and comfortable, so you rarely need to leave. The mile-long, rocked driveway and buried rural water lines ensure modern convenience despite the remote setting. Wildlife routinely grazes just outside the windows, a reflection of the propertys relaxed and undisturbed atmosphere even within the homestead area. History & LegacyBeyond its hunting value, The Oaks is steeped in history. From Native American artifacts to early 1900s carvings in limestone outcroppings and even a historic cave that may have once served as a hideout, this land tells stories that stretch back generations. Legends tied to Jesse James and frontier lore enrich the propertys mystique and offer a deeper connection to Kansas heritage.Recreation & FamilyWhile The Oaks is a serious deer managers dream, it was also built for enjoyment. A custom-built fishing pond, the vast trail network, and plentiful opportunities for arrowhead hunting or creek exploration make it an exceptional place to gather with family and friends. Whether its a quiet sunset on the porch, a corporate retreat, or an afternoon ride through the timber, The Oaks is as much a memory maker as it is a working wildlife operation. The Oaks is a one-of-a-kind, fully realized wildlife estate, built to support serious land and wildlife management without sacrificing luxury, history, or family adventure.Showings by appointment only. Listing agent must be present. Buyer credentials and proof of funds required. Co-broker participation welcome. For an extensive list of everything this property has to offer, from the house, barn, and land management practices, please reach out to the listing agent. THE OAKS HIGHLIGHTSLocation Located just 17 miles SW of Yates Center, KS 127 miles SW of Overland Park, KS 155 miles S of KC International Airport 90 miles ENE of Wichita, KS 243 miles NNE of Oklahoma City, OK 380 miles N of Dallas, TXLodge & Living 5,067 sq ft timber-frame lodge (4,668 finished living space) 960 sq ft covered wrap-around porch + 960 sq ft attached garage 6 bedrooms, 5 full baths (each with custom tile showers, alder cabinetry, stone sinks) Theater room: 130" screen, 7.1 surround, stadium seating, wet bar Library, office, dedicated laundry room, mudroom, storm-safe room Custom kitchen: Brazilian granite island, pro-grade appliances, 2 copper sinks HEOS sound system, Wi-Fi + boosters, Bose sound bars, security system 2 high-efficiency HVAC systems, spray foam insulation, soundproofed interior walls Generac propane backup generator, rural water, and full utility setupOutbuildings 3,200 sq ft timber-frame barn with 1,920 sq ft lean-to, stalls, roughed-in bath & cooler 30x20 red steel storage shed with grain bin Full concrete floor, lighting, electric & water hookups Fuel station with three 500-gal tanks (gas, diesel, off-road diesel) Land & Access 14 miles of internal roads/trails Fully fenced perimeter with gated entries and security cams 1-mile graveled driveway, U-drive turnaround, work pad, circle drive Extensive trail system for UTV, horseback riding, hikingWildlife & Land Management 40 acres in food plots (17 regenerative no-till plots) 14+ staging/kill plot areas 208+ fruit & nut trees (see orchard chart) TSI, controlled burns, predator control, population monitoring since 2014 Managed buck-to-doe ratios, age class structure, 11 species of food plot blend 11 mineral stations, 3-species screening cover, persimmon & oak fertilizationWater Features 8 year-round ponds + numerous springs & seasonal creeks Central 2.5-acre fishing lake: 10M gal capacity, 19.5 ft depth, rock structures Stocked with minnows, 3 sunfish species, Florida-strain largemouth bassHistoric & Recreational Historic sites: 1800s rock carvings, Overhang Cave, native artifacts, rock fences Local Jesse James lore; former Lake Fagen worker encampment site Outdoor recreation: hunting, fishing, hiking, family retreat, corporate getaway

Thursday, March 26th, 2026 @ 10:00 AM Highland Community Center (501 West Avenue) Highland, KS Inland Business Forms – Seller Property Legal Description: S33, T03, R19E, ACRES 75.59, W 1/2 SE 1/4 Less Homesite & Less ROW (Per Doniphan Co Appraiser’s Office) FSA Details: 75.48 Farmland Acres – 75.48 DCP Cropland Acres 66.86 Base Acres (Corn 35.16 ac, Soybeans 31.70 ac) Broker’s Notes: This 75.59-acre tract in Doniphan County offers a strong, mostly tillable investment opportunity in a tightly held agricultural region of Northeast Kansas. Located south of Highland along 160th Road, the property provides excellent access, a clean field layout, and operational efficiency for today’s equipment. Farms in this immediate area rarely come available to the open market. Approximately 72.75 acres, or 96% of the farm, are currently in crop production, an exceptional tillable percentage for this part of Doniphan County. The tract’s size is highly desirable, large enough to add meaningful scale to an existing operation while still manageable as a standalone investment. The farm carries a STRONG overall NCCPI rating of 69.0, reflecting a strong soil productivity profile for Northeast Kansas. Soil composition is predominantly Aksarben silty clay loam, comprising approximately 82.8% of the acreage, with the balance in Smithland silt loam at approximately 17.2%. This soil profile supports consistent row crop production and long-term agronomic performance typical of HIGH-QUALITY Doniphan County ground. The property has been managed using grid soil sampling and precision farming practices, reflecting a data-driven fertility program and disciplined input management. This approach supports nutrient optimization, consistent yields, and long-term soil stewardship which are key factors for both operators and investment minded buyers. Crop history from recent years reflects a disciplined corn and soybean rotation, demonstrating the farm’s suitability for standard Northeast Kansas row crop practices. The high percentage of tillable acres combined with a strong soil profile and precision management makes this tract attractive to both operators and investors focused on productivity and stability. Key Investment Highlights: • 75.59 taxable acres • Approximately 72.75 acres in crop production (96% tillable) • Overall NCCPI rating of 69.0 • Managed with grid sampling and precision agriculture practices • Strong row crop history • Excellent access along 160th Road Quality tracts with this combination of size, soil composition, management discipline, and location rarely become available in Doniphan County. Whether expanding an existing farming operation or acquiring a long-term land investment, this property offers the core fundamentals buyers look for in productivity, efficiency, and area stability. Grain Belt Express Transmission Line Easement: This property is subject to a recorded Grain Belt Express Transmission Line Easement affecting approximately 4.62 acres. The remaining easement balance of $36,325, along with the estimated $18,000 structure payment (if constructed), and any applicable crop compensation, shall transfer to and be payable to the Buyer if and when the project proceeds to construction in accordance with the easement agreement. (See: Grain Belt Express – Recorded Easement, Grain Belt Express – Easement Payment(Redacted), and Grain Belt Express – Site Plan, located in the “Property Documents” tab above.) Water Easement Disclosure: The property is subject to a signed private water easement benefiting the adjacent landowner to the east. The easement affects approximately 0.003 acres of permanent water surface area and approximately 0.18 acres of temporary spillway surface area. The easement area is located along the east property line approximately 300 yards north of 160th Road. When viewing the FSA aerial provided in the “Property Documents” tab, the affected area is located near the red dot shown on the aerial. This easement is not currently recorded with the Doniphan County Register of Deeds. A copy of the seller-signed easement is available under the “Property Documents” tab. The fully executed agreement bearing both parties’ signatures is available through the Doniphan County NRCS office. Property Location: From US-36 & K-120, go south on K-120 until you reach the intersection with K-20 at 160th Road near Denton, KS. (Approximately 9 miles) Continue West on 160th Road for approximately 1.25 miles till you arrive at the property. Property is located on the north side of 160th Road. Watch for Signs! 2025 Property Taxes: $1082.92 Terms & Possession: 10% down day of sale, balance due at closing on or before 4/30/2026. Possession at closing. Seller to pay 2025 and prior years taxes. Title insurance, contract preparation, escrow and closing costs to be split equally between buyer and seller. Property to be sold “AS-IS, WHERE-IS” subject to items on a survey, claims of adverse possession, and all easements and exceptions of record. All inspections should be made prior to the day of the sale. This is a cash sale and is not subject to financing or any other contingencies, have your financing arrangements made prior to auction. Midwest Land and Home is acting as a Seller’s Agent and represents the seller’s interest. All information has come from reliable sources; however, potential buyers are encouraged to verify all information independently. Seller expressly disclaims any liability for errors, omissions or changes regarding any information provided for these sales. Potential purchasers are strongly urged to rely solely upon their own inspections and opinions in preparing to purchase property and are advised not to rely on any representations made by the seller or their agents. Statements made the day of sale take precedence over all other printed materials. For more information contact: Jeff Dankenbring, Listing Broker at 785.562.8386 Pictures and property lines are illustrations only and not guaranteed to be actual property lines.

This is an opportunity to purchase a property that has been with the same family for generations! Set against the backdrop of the historic Walnut River, this property is a rare blend of recreational opportunities and working land potential. With the river winding through the landscape, it's no surprise that this stretch has long been a haven for wildlife, especially deer and turkey. The fertile bottomland not only generates consistent income but also doubles as a food source for game. The hunting opportunities here are exceptional. A healthy population of Whitetail deer frequent the timbered corridors and edge cover, while wild turkeysdescendants of the reintroduction efforts along the Walnut River in the 1960sremain strong across the property. A mix of dense timber, native grasses, and multiple ponds create the perfect balance of bedding, feed, and water for wildlife. Beyond the wildlife, the property is built to work. Hay ground and fenced pastures are suited for grazing cattle, along with multiple access points and road frontage on three sides, including a blacktop road along the southern boundary. An extensive effort to remove blackberries and keep the pasture clean has been prioritized over the last few years, with the grass in great shape. Several outbuildings provide storage for equipment and tools, supporting both ranching and recreational use. Current income streams include tillable and pasture leases, as well as a hunting leaseall in place through the end of 2025. At the end of 2025, the buyer has the right to renew or terminate the leases with notice. Additionally, a producing oil well offers ongoing revenue, with mineral rights transferring to the buyer. Whether you're looking to run livestock, invest in productive land, or enjoy exceptional hunting and outdoor recreation, this exceptional Walnut River ground offers a rare opportunity to own a true Kansas legacy property. Shown by appointment only, please reach out to the listing agent to set up a private showing.

Located just north of Bluff City in southern Harper County, Kansas, this 158.2-acre tract offers a balanced mix of productive cropland and high-quality wildlife habitat. The property features approximately 100 acres of tillable ground with productive Class I and II soils, currently under a one-year crop share agreement with a local tenant. This combination of fertile farmland and natural habitat provides both agricultural income potential and strong wildlife diversity.The central portion of the property contains an extensive corridor of thick grass, native cover, and scattered timber, creating a travel route and bedding area for deer. The mixture of habitat types makes this tract well-suited for whitetail hunting and other recreational uses. Signs of deer activity are consistent throughout, with well-used trails and rub lines running along the creek and through the cover. Turkey and upland birds are also commonly observed in the area, offering additional hunting opportunities.Two ponds, each approximately a quarter-acre in size, are located within the property and currently hold water. In addition, a seasonal creek meanders through the central habitat zone, providing a valuable water source for wildlife and helping maintain soil moisture in the surrounding vegetation. These natural water features enhance both the ecological value and the overall usability of the property.Access is available from both the west and south sides via maintained county roads, allowing for easy entry for equipment, livestock, and recreational use. The layout provides opportunities to enter or exit the property from multiple directions depending on wind and field conditionsan important feature for landowners managing both farming and hunting activities.The grass area is fenced separately from the tillable ground, creating potential for grazing. With some minor fence repairs or updates, the property could support rotational grazing to complement the existing crop and wildlife management plans.Whether you are looking for an income-producing farm with strong recreational value or a mixed-use tract to enjoy hunting, this Harper County property represents a versatile option in a region known for both agriculture and wildlife. Its combination of fertile soil, consistent water sources, and established habitat makes it well-positioned for long-term use and management.Shown by appointment only, please reach out to the listing agent to set up a private showing.

Auction 125+/- Acres of Pasture & Hay Meadow in Clark County, Kansas Legal Description: West 1/2 of the Southeast 1/4 (W2 SE4) and Southwest 1/4 of the Northeast 1/4 (SW4 NE4) of Section 24, Township 32 South (T32S), Range 23 West (R23W), Clark County, Kansas. (Approximately 125 acres total - perfect mix of usable grassland) Auction Details: Bidders will have the chance to bid live in person or online. Date/Time: Live portion of the auction will take place at 4:00pm on Wednesday, March 25th, 2026. Location: Ashland Community Center, 800 Main Street, Ashland KS 67831 Online bidding: Opens Wednesday, March 18th, 2026 at 4pm (Central Time) and conclude at the end of the live auction on March 25th, 2026. To register to bid online: Click Here! This versatile tract offers a rare combination of productive agricultural use, recreational potential, and proximity to town. Ideal for ranching, hay production, a weekend retreat, or building a country home with room to roam. This tract is cross fenced with two separate pastures and one main entry gate. Conveniently located close to Ashland. Key Features & Highlights: Possible Home Site - Scenic and elevated spots ideal for building your dream rural home or cabin, with open views and privacy. Pasture - Excellent native grass pasture suitable for cattle grazing, horses, or other livestock operations. Native Grass Hay Meadow - Productive meadow areas for cutting native grass hay - reliable forage production in this region. Power - Electricity available at the property or nearby (power lines accessible for easy hookup). Good Fencing - Well-maintained perimeter and cross fencing in place - ready for immediate livestock use. Location - Just 3 miles from town (convenient access to amenities, schools, and services while maintaining a peaceful country setting). Wildlife - Unit 16 is known for great deer hunting, but don't underestimate the upland game on this tract. Access - Borders a good county road for easy year-round access with gravel or maintained surface - no rough trails needed. For more information or to schedule a showing contact Nathan Leeper at 620-388-6328 . Auction Terms and Conditions: 10% earnest money down day of sale. Closing shall be with High Plains Title 30 days from auction date. Taxes shall be prorated to the date of closing. Title and closing costs shall be split 50/50 between sellers and buyers. All real estate shall be sold as where is with no warranties or guarantees. All real estate is selling subject to any easements. Real estate is not selling subject to any inspections or bank approval. What mineral rights the Sellers own shall transfer - It is believed the minerals are intact. All boundary line maps are approximate. Real estate shall be sold with no disclosure statements. The Sellers have elected to have online bidding, phone bidding, and live bidding. Red Cedar Land Co is not liable for any claim regarding poor internet connection / disconnection during or before the auction. Red Cedar Land Co. has the authority to establish all bidding increments and has the right to refuse, reject, or disqualify any bidders who are believed to be fraudulent, illegitimate, not competent, or in violation of any terms and conditions. Red Cedar Land Co. has the right to extend, pause, or delay the auction with the Sellers discretion. All property information is believed to be accurate, however Red Cedar Land Co. is not liable for its accuracy. All inspections and verifications should be handled by all buyers prior to the auction. Red Cedar Land Co. is representing the Seller as a Seller's Agent. The land is selling with Sellers confirmation on price. Winning bidders must enter into a purchase contract no later than March 26th at 5 pm. If buyer's default on the purchase the earnest money shall be non-refundable, unless further agreed upon by the Sellers. Any announcements made day of sale shall take precedence over any advertised material.

Discover an exceptional opportunity to own 247 acres of highly versatile land in one of the most sought-after growth corridors in the Kansas City region. Located just south of Spring Hill, Kansas, in thriving Miami County, this expansive tract offers a rare combination of development potential, natural beauty, and excellent recreational features. With its rolling terrain, multiple ponds, quality fencing, and prime proximity to Highway 169, this property stands out as one of the most attractive large-acreage offerings to hit the market. One of the standout features of this 247 acres is the stunning variation in topography. Expansive rolling hills create sweeping views across the countryside, while gently sloping meadows and wooded draws add visual interest and multiple natural homesite options. Unlike many flat or uniform tracts, this property offers elevation changes that make it ideal for a master-planned residential community, an executive retreat, or a series of secluded estate lots. Whether you envision future development or simply appreciate a landscape with natural character, the contours of this land provide both beauty and opportunity. The property includes several ponds scattered throughout the acreage, each contributing to the lands functionality and aesthetic appeal. These water features not only create excellent recreational possibilitiessuch as fishing, wildlife viewing, and the potential for small dock or picnic areasbut also enhance the overall desirability of the property for future residential development. Water is a premium amenity for buyers seeking acreage homesites, and these ponds offer an immediate advantage for long-term planning. From an agricultural standpoint, the property offers strong utility with its blend of open pasture, clean fencing, and multiple water sources. The rolling grassland is well-suited for cattle grazing, rotational livestock management, or hay production, and the existing perimeter fencing allows for immediate agricultural use with minimal upfront investment. The terrain also lends itself to potential cross-fencing for improved herd management, while the ponds provide reliable water access, further supporting livestock operations. Whether used for grazing, expanded hay production, or integrated into a larger diversified farm plan, this acreage provides both productivity and long-term sustainability for agricultural buyers. For the sportsman, this property is a dream. The diverse terrain, natural cover, and water sources create a habitat ideal for deer, turkey, and other local wildlife. Thick tree lines, wooded drainages, and open pastureland combine to offer prime hunting areas that could be enjoyed immediately or enhanced even further with food plots or wildlife management plans. The ponds also provide fishing opportunities, making the land a true year-round recreational asset. Whether used privately or incorporated into a development concept, the outdoor amenities on this property are exceptional. Beyond its natural beauty, this land is supported by strong existing infrastructure. Quality fencing surrounds the property, making it well-suited for livestock or continued agricultural use while future plans take shape. The fencing also reflects committed stewardship, ensuring the land has been well maintained and preserved. This is the type of acreage that can support cattle, horses, or rotational farming operations, offering immediate utility alongside its longer-term development potential. Location is one of the propertys strongest advantages. Situated in Miami County known for its large-acreage properties and proximity to key commuter routesthis tract offers both convenience and privacy. Highway 169 is just minutes away, providing quick access to Olathe, Overland Park, and the broader Kansas City metro. For future residents, the ability to live on acreage while maintaining easy access to suburban amenities is a compelling selling point. For land investors, properties in this area have shown consistent appreciation as Spring Hill and the surrounding communities continue to expand. Additionally, the property adjoins an estate subdivision, further enhancing its future possibilities. Its proximity to established high-quality homes demonstrates the viability of higher-end residential development and helps set the standard for future planning. Developers will appreciate the ability to connect to an existing neighborhood environment while also creating new, premium homesites that take advantage of the propertys ponds, elevation changes, and panoramic views. Whether envisioned as large estate lots, a conservation-minded community, or a signature rural neighborhood with recreational amenities, the surrounding area supports a wide range of approaches. From a planning standpoint, the size of this acreage offers nearly limitless potential. With 247 acres to work with, developers have room for a thoughtfully designed layout that could include winding roads, cul-de-sacs, lakeside homesites, open green spaces, and recreation areas. The natural contours allow for visually appealing street designs and private homesites that feel integrated into the landscape rather than imposed on it. For agricultural users, the amount of acreage allows for grazing, hay production, or other agricultural endeavors to coexist with recreational or residential uses. For private buyers, the sheer scale of the land provides unmatched privacy and the ability to create a long-term family estate, equestrian property, or multi-home compound. As Miami County continues to attract buyers seeking more space without sacrificing convenience, large parcels like this are becoming increasingly rare. The blend of location, acreage, and natural features places this property in a category of its own. Whether youre pursuing a long-horizon investment, immediate development, or a personal retreat, the fundamentals here are extremely strong. Key attributes such as multiple water features, rolling terrain, excellent fencing, and neighboring high-end homes elevate the property far beyond typical pastureland. This tract also offers direct value for those who appreciate land as a tangible and meaningful asset. Properties of this size provide the freedom to enjoy the outdoors, preserve open space, and create a lasting legacy. Whether for farming, ranching, conservation, recreation, or community building, land ownership continues to be one of the most stable investments available. With this acreage, the starting point is exceptionaland the future possibilities are even greater. In summary, this 247-acre property south of Spring Hill is a true standout in todays market. It combines scenic beauty, robust natural resources, strategic location, and strong investment fundamentals. With numerous ponds, impressive topography, quality fencing, and proximity to Highway 169, the land is ideally suited for development, recreational use, or long-term landholding. The adjacency to an estate subdivision further enhances its credibility for future residential uses. Opportunities to purchase land of this scale and quality in such a high-growth corridor are increasingly rare. This is your chance to secure a premier tract in Miami Countyone with the versatility, character, and location to support virtually any vision. Whether you are a developer seeking your next project, an investor searching for a stable and appreciating asset, or a buyer in pursuit of a large and beautiful property to call your own, this offering deserves your attention. For additional details, maps, or to arrange a private tour of this remarkable 247-acre tract, contact the listing agent today. This is a property you truly need to experience firsthand to appreciate its full potentialand one you wont want to miss.

This Osborne County combination ranch offers exceptional opportunities for both cattle operations and hunting enthusiasts.For the cattleman, this property is fully equipped and ready for immediate use, featuring a completely fenced perimeter and strategically placed cross-fencing for effective rotational grazing. The blend of cool-season grassy draws and warm-season hillsides and hilltops extends the grazing season, enhancing operational flexibility. The tillable acres are thoughtfully designed with fenced-in and fenced-out sections, providing versatility for winter grazing, hay production, or conventional crop harvesting. Reliable water access is ensured through well-placed water tanks supplied by a dependable well, offering peace of mind during dry spells.For the hunter, this ranch boasts diverse terrain with deep, brushy canyons and hardwood-lined drainages, creating prime habitat for the mature whitetail bucks. Ample tillable acreage, along with standing food plots, ensures a reliable year-round presence of deer, while turkey, pheasant, quail, and various small game species further enhance the property's hunting appeal. Seasoned hunters recognize that this type of varied landscape offers consistent success in pursuing mature bucks.This property has experienced minimal hunting pressure in recent years and comes equipped with two strategically placed Banks blinds and three 3,000-pound gravity feeders, making it ready for the next owner to enjoy premier hunting experiences.Don't miss this rare opportunity to own a well-rounded ranch offering both agricultural productivity and exceptional hunting potential. Viewings are by appointment only, so contact a listing agent today for further details.

PRICE REDUCED! Welcome to an exceptional 626 +/- acre, Pawnee County, Kansas property that combines strong agricultural production with outstanding recreational opportunities! Currently planted in sorghum, this tract offers excellent crop income potential while also serving as an incredible wildlife magnet. A seasonal creek runs through the tract, adding valuable habitat diversity and natural cover for game. The property is enrolled as a Controlled Shooting Area, making it ideal for upland bird operations. A large European-style tower is already in place, providing an exciting and unique setup for pheasant tower shoots. In addition to upland hunting, this farm supports trophy whitetail deer and holds an abundance of doves, enhancing the hunting opportunities. With a balance of productive cropland, natural habitat, and specialized hunting features, this property is well-suited for both agricultural and recreational investment. Whether you're looking to expand your farming operation, develop a premier hunting destination, or secure a versatile land investment, this 626+/- acre property delivers on every front! The property is located 28 +/- miles from Larned, 10 +/- miles from Rozel and just 35 +/- miles from Ness City. The seller will be removing the shed from the property. Contact listing agent for harvest photos. All showings are by appointment only. If you would like more information or would like to schedule a private viewing please contact Abe Peters at (419) 236-6705 . Disclaimer: The boundary lines shown are approximate and are provided for general reference only. Arrowhead Land Company makes no representations or warranties, express or implied, as to the accuracy, completeness, or reliability of those property lines. Buyers are advised to obtain an independent survey to verify exact property boundaries.

Introducing the Neosho River Hunting Mecca, an incredible 754 +/- acre WRP farm located in Neosho County, Kansas! This phenomenal hunting farm offers the ultimate hunting experience for outdoorsmen, located near the famous Neosho Wildlife Area of St. Paul, Kansas! With over 2 +/- miles of Neosho River frontage and acres of diked wetlands, the property is known to hold thousands of ducks and geese during the winter months. Many of the Neosho birds, along with some from several other area lakes and reservoirs, use this property for food and refuge, providing unmatched waterfowl hunting from early teal season through January. Additionally, the property boasts large hardwood timber with creek/river bottoms paired with massive stands of native grasses that provide the perfect habitat for deer and turkeys. The wildlife populations are thriving! The property has an abundance of deer sign and many food plot locations to hunt with a variety of wind directions. This farm has over 290 +/- acres of wetlands comprising 15 different pools with 15 water control structures in place. Not only does the well built levee system produce acres of moist soil wetlands, they also provide miles of drivable trails throughout the farm giving you easy access to just about every part of the property. Sitting at the very end of a dead end road in the Neosho River bottoms, the seclusion and privacy of this tract is second to none. With such a vast area and diverse landscape, this property is a dream for hunters! Don't miss out on this once-in-a-lifetime chance to own a piece of hunting paradise in an area well-known for fantastic waterfowl and world-class whitetail hunting. Proximity to large cities include 15+/- minutes to Chanute, 1.5+/- hours to Joplin, MO, 2+/- hours to Wichita, and 2+/- hour to Kansas City. All showings are by appointment only. If you would like more information or would like to schedule a private viewing please contact Shea Miller at (913) 208-1364 . Disclaimer: The boundary lines shown are approximate and are provided for general reference only. Arrowhead Land Company makes no representations or warranties, express or implied, as to the accuracy, completeness, or reliability of those property lines. Buyers are advised to obtain an independent survey to verify exact property boundaries.

Introducing one of the most premier farms to hit the market in Graham County, Kansas, 519 +/- acre legacy hunting property that has a proven history of producing top tier hunting experiences in Northwest Kansas! This is truly the ultimate sportsman's paradise and a rare opportunity to own a top-tier recreational property that showcases nearly everything this region has to offer. From the moment you step onto the farm, it is clear that this property serves as a central hub for wildlife in the area. Sand Creek winds through the entire tract which creates natural travel corridors that consistently attract and hold game. Multiple springs and live water sources further enhance the property! This farm is widely regarded as a mature buck factory and has been managed with age structure in mind! The area is known for very strong genetics, and the combination of exceptional bedding cover, thermal protection, and natural travel routes allows both whitetail and mule deer to reach older age classes. The topography is dynamic! There are multiple draws and canyons carving through the landscape, creating textbook big game travel corridors. A diverse mix of mature cottonwoods along the creek bottom and thick cedar thickets throughout the property provides outstanding security cover and ideal ambush locations during the hunting seasons. Nearly every acre of this farm is huntable and offers some form of habitat or recreational value, whether it be creek-bottom pinch points, elevated canyon crossings, or secluded bedding pockets. The seclusion offered here is exceptional, allowing wildlife to thrive with minimal pressure! Beyond the incredible deer hunting, this premier farm delivers outstanding upland game and turkey hunting opportunities. The property supports exceptional populations of pheasant and quail, along with phenomenal Rio Grande turkey hunting thanks to strong roost habitat along the timbered creek corridor. Predator hunting opportunities further add to the year-round recreational appeal! The diversity of habitat ranging from native grasses and rolling terrain to live water and heavy timber creates the ultimate experience that is rarely found with a single contiguous tract in western Kansas! Nearly 200 +/- acres of the property could potentially be enrolled into CRP, offering future income opportunities while further enhancing habitat value. Although those acres are currently not enrolled, it provides flexibility for the next owner. Improvements include an electrical meter and water well onsite, adding convenience for future building or operational plans. Additionally, the sellers' mineral interests will convey with the sale. With live water, diverse topography, exceptional cover, strong wildlife numbers, and nearly every acre contributing to its overall habitat value, the Premier Sand Creek Hunting Farm stands out as one of the top hunting properties in Graham County. This is more than just a farm; it is a rare, turn-key opportunity to own a true Northwest Kansas hunting legacy property where mature bucks roam, coveys rise, and turkeys gobble in the spring! The property is located 17 +/- miles from Hill City, 53 +/- miles from Hays, and 147 +/- miles from Salina. All showings are by appointment only. If you would like more information or would like to schedule a private viewing please contact Doug Wagoner at (785) 769-3038 . Disclaimer: The boundary lines shown are approximate and are provided for general reference only. Arrowhead Land Company makes no representations or warranties, express or implied, as to the accuracy, completeness, or reliability of those property lines. Buyers are advised to obtain an independent survey to verify exact property boundaries.

Located on the outskirts of Chase with paved roads along two sides, are these 151 +/- acres of a mostly cropland parcel. Of the total acreage, 136.33 acres are cultivated, or approximately 90.3% of the property. The soils are almost entirely class II or III silt loams. The remaining acreage is made up of scattered tree groupings and oil lease infrastructure. This farm raises excellent yields of wheat, milo, and soybeans in a rotation standard for the region. The sandy loam soil makes excellent planting conditions. Chase, Kansas, has an average annual rainfall of 29 inches and has received plentiful showers this year to date. The farm makes strong yields for Rice County and boasts a 66.2 NCCPI productivity rating. The land lies mostly flat, with very little elevation change. The overall quality of the soil and productivity, with convenience to local grain markets, make this a logical investment for any farming operation or tillable investor. Having blacktop road frontage means all-weather access for the producer and quick access to nearby facilities after harvest. This paved road and available electricity mean this location could make a suitable build site for your dream home or new farm headquarters. The parcel is over 99% tillable, less 1.5 acres used for oil and gas production. Full possession shall transfer after the 2025 harvest. Opportunities like this for highly productive farmland in a great neighborhood are becoming exceedingly rare. Contact the Listing Agent Cole Schumacher at (785) 656-1738 for disclosures and to schedule a showing. Property Features -136.22 +/- acres of tillable cropland -NCCPI of 66.2 -Class II and III silt loams -Blacktop road frontage on two sides -1 mile to 56 Highway -7 miles to Lyons -Potential build site -Available electricity -Surface rights -Waterfowl and pheasant hunting

In what is one of Kansas' best-kept secrets for giant whitetail deer and all-around excellent hunting, you would be hard-pressed to find a better ranch. This area of Kansas is arguably some of the best bang-for-the-buck value when it comes to price per acre and hunt quality. World-class whitetails are consistently produced in this region thanks to its overall habitat quality, ample nutrient-dense food sources, seclusion, and relatively low hunting pressure. These factors create the perfect environment to allow whitetail deer to reach full maturity and potential. When properties like this are set up and managed the right way, there's no doubt they will consistently produce a hunting experience that can stand toe-to-toe with anything in the Midwest. Road access along three sides of this 657 +/- acre gem allows easy access to hunt any wind without compromising the hunt to follow. Currently, two Redneck Blinds sit on either side of the massive central bedding area atop 10' towers overlooking nearly every inch of the ranch. For a less intrusive glassing experience, one of the highest points in the county is located at the southwest corner of the ranch, which provides an easy-to-access panoramic view for miles around, perfect for glassing the entire ranch prior to a hunt. There is approximately 200 +/- acres of actively farmed cropland acres with more that could be added. The layout of this cropland is perfect for funneling deer movement up and out of thousands of acres of surrounding bedding areas. Miles of road-less and mostly cropland-less acres funnel up to these cropland acres that have an incredible amount of edge. There is no shortage of stand locations that would provide an easy to access and highly efficient hunting experience. There are six different ponds and multiple wells that provide water year-round, and additional set-up locations that can be developed. The quality of cover on this ranch is second to none. The entire ranch is covered in impressively thick native grasses, scattered cedars, and thickly timbered draws. The wildlife simply has everything they could possibly need within the boundaries of this ranch. It is not only full of whitetail deer, but the property boasts one of the most robust quail populations I have seen to date. Coveys can be found throughout the entire ranch, along with some pheasants and Rio Grande turkeys in the spring. For the avid outdoorsman, this ranch excels in all aspects and comes at a great value. Opportunities to procure a ranch of this caliber do not come around very often. Reach out to the listing agent to get more information on this incredible ranch! Property Features -657 +/- acres in Osborne County, KS -Extremely secluded -200 +/- acres of active cropland -More cropland could be broken out -One of the highest points in the county at southwest corner -Live spring -Multiple wells -Multiple ponds -Thick native cover -Giant whitetail bucks -A-plus hunting farm -Rio Grande turkeys -Robust upland bird numbers