Anderson County, Kansas Land For Sale (96 results)

Midwest Land Group is proud to present this incredible 275 +/- acre farm that offers a rare combination of privacy, recreation, and comfortable living. With dead-end road access from both the southwest and north sides, this private rec farm sits in the heart of big deer country. Tucked into the southwest corner of the property at the end of Wyoming Road is a 2,200-square-foot log cabin. The home includes four bedrooms and two bathrooms, a wood-burning stove, a cedar-lined mudroom for storing hunting gear, fixtures made from deer antlers, and a large statement metal fan. The cabin runs on a 2,000-gallon cistern, and a fifth-wheel trailer with a 1,000-gallon water tank is conveyed with the sale, making it easy and affordable to keep the cistern full. It's the perfect hunting base camp or family getaway. The land itself includes 120 +/- tillable acres, which the owner trades with a neighboring farmer in exchange for hunting rights on more than 500 adjoining acres. This arrangement could be available to the next owner, which opens the door to an even larger hunting footprint while keeping the tillable ground in production. The North Fork Little Osage River winds around the southwest corner near the cabin, providing over a third of a mile of river frontage. Several wooded draws feed into the river, creating natural bedding cover where deer have been seen bedding on multiple occasions. Four additional ponds spread across the property provide year-round water sources. The property is fully set up for hunting with seven of eight elevated blinds already in place, plus a two-man ladder stand. Eight feeders are spread across the farm, including five 2,000-pound gravity feeders, one 2,000-pound broadcast feeder, a 600-pound gravity feeder, and one 300-pound broadcast feeder. Nearly four acres of established food plots round out the turnkey hunting setup. Habitat diversity is a strong point here. Around the cabin, 30+ acres of river-bottom hardwoods hold deer and turkey. On the east side, nearly 20 acres of grassy, west-facing hillside provide thick cover with cedar, hedge, and hardwood growth. The northeast corner features another 20+ acres of heavy timber in a drainage system. Scattered throughout the farm are open areas with grasses, shrubs, and saplings where multiple bucks and doe groups have already been observed bedding. Additional improvements add value and utility to the farm. A 45'x35' three-sided equipment shed, a 40'x30' barn, two 20' insulated storage containers, a 30-ton overhead feed bin, and an older barn in solid condition provide plenty of storage and functionality. This 275 +/- acre farm is the total package for the serious outdoorsman a private retreat with a cabin, well-thought-out hunting infrastructure, diverse cover, plenty of food, and a river winding through it. Property Features -275 +/- total acres with 120 +/- tillable acres -Dead-end road access on both the southwest and north sides for privacy -2,200-square-foot log cabin with 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, wood stove, cedar mudroom, fixtures made from deer antlers, and large statement fan -8 elevated blinds (7 set and ready to hunt) plus 2-man ladder stand -8 feeders: five 2,000-pound gravity, one 2,000-pound broadcast, a 600-pound gravity feeder, one 300-pound broadcast -Nearly 4 acres of established food plots -Over 1/3 mile of North Fork Little Osage River frontage, plus 4 small ponds -Multiple bedding areas of various habitats -Great deer and turkey hunting -Outbuildings: 45'x35' 3-sided shed, 40'x30' barn, 2 insulated storage containers, 30-ton overhead feed bin

Midwest Land Group is proud to present this incredible 275 +/- acre farm that offers a rare combination of privacy, recreation, and comfortable living. With dead-end road access from both the southwest and north sides, this private rec farm sits in the heart of big deer country. Tucked into the southwest corner of the property at the end of Wyoming Road is a 2,200-square-foot log cabin. The home includes four bedrooms and two bathrooms, a wood-burning stove, a cedar-lined mudroom for storing hunting gear, fixtures made from deer antlers, and a large statement metal fan. The cabin runs on a 2,000-gallon cistern, and a fifth-wheel trailer with a 1,000-gallon water tank is conveyed with the sale, making it easy and affordable to keep the cistern full. It's the perfect hunting base camp or family getaway. The land itself includes 120 +/- tillable acres, which the owner trades with a neighboring farmer in exchange for hunting rights on more than 500 adjoining acres. This arrangement could be available to the next owner, which opens the door to an even larger hunting footprint while keeping the tillable ground in production. The North Fork Little Osage River winds around the southwest corner near the cabin, providing over a third of a mile of river frontage. Several wooded draws feed into the river, creating natural bedding cover where deer have been seen bedding on multiple occasions. Four additional ponds spread across the property provide year-round water sources. The property is fully set up for hunting with seven of eight elevated blinds already in place, plus a two-man ladder stand. Eight feeders are spread across the farm, including five 2,000-pound gravity feeders, one 2,000-pound broadcast feeder, a 600-pound gravity feeder, and one 300-pound broadcast feeder. Nearly four acres of established food plots round out the turnkey hunting setup. Habitat diversity is a strong point here. Around the cabin, 30+ acres of river-bottom hardwoods hold deer and turkey. On the east side, nearly 20 acres of grassy, west-facing hillside provide thick cover with cedar, hedge, and hardwood growth. The northeast corner features another 20+ acres of heavy timber in a drainage system. Scattered throughout the farm are open areas with grasses, shrubs, and saplings where multiple bucks and doe groups have already been observed bedding. Additional improvements add value and utility to the farm. A 45'x35' three-sided equipment shed, a 40'x30' barn, two 20' insulated storage containers, a 30-ton overhead feed bin, and an older barn in solid condition provide plenty of storage and functionality. This 275 +/- acre farm is the total package for the serious outdoorsman a private retreat with a cabin, well-thought-out hunting infrastructure, diverse cover, plenty of food, and a river winding through it. Property Features -275 +/- total acres with 120 +/- tillable acres -Dead-end road access on both the southwest and north sides for privacy -2,200-square-foot log cabin with 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, wood stove, cedar mudroom, fixtures made from deer antlers, and large statement fan -8 elevated blinds (7 set and ready to hunt) plus 2-man ladder stand -8 feeders: five 2,000-pound gravity, one 2,000-pound broadcast, a 600-pound gravity feeder, one 300-pound broadcast -Nearly 4 acres of established food plots -Over 1/3 mile of North Fork Little Osage River frontage, plus 4 small ponds -Multiple bedding areas of various habitats -Great deer and turkey hunting -Outbuildings: 45'x35' 3-sided shed, 40'x30' barn, 2 insulated storage containers, 30-ton overhead feed bin

Midwest Land Group is proud to present this incredible 275 +/- acre farm that offers a rare combination of privacy, recreation, and comfortable living. With dead-end road access from both the southwest and north sides, this private rec farm sits in the heart of big deer country. Tucked into the southwest corner of the property at the end of Wyoming Road is a 2,200-square-foot log cabin. The home includes four bedrooms and two bathrooms, a wood-burning stove, a cedar-lined mudroom for storing hunting gear, fixtures made from deer antlers, and a large statement metal fan. The cabin runs on a 2,000-gallon cistern, and a fifth-wheel trailer with a 1,000-gallon water tank is conveyed with the sale, making it easy and affordable to keep the cistern full. It's the perfect hunting base camp or family getaway. The land itself includes 120 +/- tillable acres, which the owner trades with a neighboring farmer in exchange for hunting rights on more than 500 adjoining acres. This arrangement could be available to the next owner, which opens the door to an even larger hunting footprint while keeping the tillable ground in production. The North Fork Little Osage River winds around the southwest corner near the cabin, providing over a third of a mile of river frontage. Several wooded draws feed into the river, creating natural bedding cover where deer have been seen bedding on multiple occasions. Four additional ponds spread across the property provide year-round water sources. The property is fully set up for hunting with seven of eight elevated blinds already in place, plus a two-man ladder stand. Eight feeders are spread across the farm, including five 2,000-pound gravity feeders, one 2,000-pound broadcast feeder, a 600-pound gravity feeder, and one 300-pound broadcast feeder. Nearly four acres of established food plots round out the turnkey hunting setup. Habitat diversity is a strong point here. Around the cabin, 30+ acres of river-bottom hardwoods hold deer and turkey. On the east side, nearly 20 acres of grassy, west-facing hillside provide thick cover with cedar, hedge, and hardwood growth. The northeast corner features another 20+ acres of heavy timber in a drainage system. Scattered throughout the farm are open areas with grasses, shrubs, and saplings where multiple bucks and doe groups have already been observed bedding. Additional improvements add value and utility to the farm. A 45'x35' three-sided equipment shed, a 40'x30' barn, two 20' insulated storage containers, a 30-ton overhead feed bin, and an older barn in solid condition provide plenty of storage and functionality. This 275 +/- acre farm is the total package for the serious outdoorsman a private retreat with a cabin, well-thought-out hunting infrastructure, diverse cover, plenty of food, and a river winding through it. Property Features -275 +/- total acres with 120 +/- tillable acres -Dead-end road access on both the southwest and north sides for privacy -2,200-square-foot log cabin with 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, wood stove, cedar mudroom, fixtures made from deer antlers, and large statement fan -8 elevated blinds (7 set and ready to hunt) plus 2-man ladder stand -8 feeders: five 2,000-pound gravity, one 2,000-pound broadcast, a 600-pound gravity feeder, one 300-pound broadcast -Nearly 4 acres of established food plots -Over 1/3 mile of North Fork Little Osage River frontage, plus 4 small ponds -Multiple bedding areas of various habitats -Great deer and turkey hunting -Outbuildings: 45'x35' 3-sided shed, 40'x30' barn, 2 insulated storage containers, 30-ton overhead feed bin

Midwest Land Group is proud to present this incredible 275 +/- acre farm that offers a rare combination of privacy, recreation, and comfortable living. With dead-end road access from both the southwest and north sides, this private rec farm sits in the heart of big deer country. Tucked into the southwest corner of the property at the end of Wyoming Road is a 2,200-square-foot log cabin. The home includes four bedrooms and two bathrooms, a wood-burning stove, a cedar-lined mudroom for storing hunting gear, fixtures made from deer antlers, and a large statement metal fan. The cabin runs on a 2,000-gallon cistern, and a fifth-wheel trailer with a 1,000-gallon water tank is conveyed with the sale, making it easy and affordable to keep the cistern full. It's the perfect hunting base camp or family getaway. The land itself includes 120 +/- tillable acres, which the owner trades with a neighboring farmer in exchange for hunting rights on more than 500 adjoining acres. This arrangement could be available to the next owner, which opens the door to an even larger hunting footprint while keeping the tillable ground in production. The North Fork Little Osage River winds around the southwest corner near the cabin, providing over a third of a mile of river frontage. Several wooded draws feed into the river, creating natural bedding cover where deer have been seen bedding on multiple occasions. Four additional ponds spread across the property provide year-round water sources. The property is fully set up for hunting with seven of eight elevated blinds already in place, plus a two-man ladder stand. Eight feeders are spread across the farm, including five 2,000-pound gravity feeders, one 2,000-pound broadcast feeder, a 600-pound gravity feeder, and one 300-pound broadcast feeder. Nearly four acres of established food plots round out the turnkey hunting setup. Habitat diversity is a strong point here. Around the cabin, 30+ acres of river-bottom hardwoods hold deer and turkey. On the east side, nearly 20 acres of grassy, west-facing hillside provide thick cover with cedar, hedge, and hardwood growth. The northeast corner features another 20+ acres of heavy timber in a drainage system. Scattered throughout the farm are open areas with grasses, shrubs, and saplings where multiple bucks and doe groups have already been observed bedding. Additional improvements add value and utility to the farm. A 45'x35' three-sided equipment shed, a 40'x30' barn, two 20' insulated storage containers, a 30-ton overhead feed bin, and an older barn in solid condition provide plenty of storage and functionality. This 275 +/- acre farm is the total package for the serious outdoorsman a private retreat with a cabin, well-thought-out hunting infrastructure, diverse cover, plenty of food, and a river winding through it. Property Features -275 +/- total acres with 120 +/- tillable acres -Dead-end road access on both the southwest and north sides for privacy -2,200-square-foot log cabin with 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, wood stove, cedar mudroom, fixtures made from deer antlers, and large statement fan -8 elevated blinds (7 set and ready to hunt) plus 2-man ladder stand -8 feeders: five 2,000-pound gravity, one 2,000-pound broadcast, a 600-pound gravity feeder, one 300-pound broadcast -Nearly 4 acres of established food plots -Over 1/3 mile of North Fork Little Osage River frontage, plus 4 small ponds -Multiple bedding areas of various habitats -Great deer and turkey hunting -Outbuildings: 45'x35' 3-sided shed, 40'x30' barn, 2 insulated storage containers, 30-ton overhead feed bin

Midwest Land Group is proud to present this incredible 275 +/- acre farm that offers a rare combination of privacy, recreation, and comfortable living. With dead-end road access from both the southwest and north sides, this private rec farm sits in the heart of big deer country. Tucked into the southwest corner of the property at the end of Wyoming Road is a 2,200-square-foot log cabin. The home includes four bedrooms and two bathrooms, a wood-burning stove, a cedar-lined mudroom for storing hunting gear, fixtures made from deer antlers, and a large statement metal fan. The cabin runs on a 2,000-gallon cistern, and a fifth-wheel trailer with a 1,000-gallon water tank is conveyed with the sale, making it easy and affordable to keep the cistern full. It's the perfect hunting base camp or family getaway. The land itself includes 120 +/- tillable acres, which the owner trades with a neighboring farmer in exchange for hunting rights on more than 500 adjoining acres. This arrangement could be available to the next owner, which opens the door to an even larger hunting footprint while keeping the tillable ground in production. The North Fork Little Osage River winds around the southwest corner near the cabin, providing over a third of a mile of river frontage. Several wooded draws feed into the river, creating natural bedding cover where deer have been seen bedding on multiple occasions. Four additional ponds spread across the property provide year-round water sources. The property is fully set up for hunting with seven of eight elevated blinds already in place, plus a two-man ladder stand. Eight feeders are spread across the farm, including five 2,000-pound gravity feeders, one 2,000-pound broadcast feeder, a 600-pound gravity feeder, and one 300-pound broadcast feeder. Nearly four acres of established food plots round out the turnkey hunting setup. Habitat diversity is a strong point here. Around the cabin, 30+ acres of river-bottom hardwoods hold deer and turkey. On the east side, nearly 20 acres of grassy, west-facing hillside provide thick cover with cedar, hedge, and hardwood growth. The northeast corner features another 20+ acres of heavy timber in a drainage system. Scattered throughout the farm are open areas with grasses, shrubs, and saplings where multiple bucks and doe groups have already been observed bedding. Additional improvements add value and utility to the farm. A 45'x35' three-sided equipment shed, a 40'x30' barn, two 20' insulated storage containers, a 30-ton overhead feed bin, and an older barn in solid condition provide plenty of storage and functionality. This 275 +/- acre farm is the total package for the serious outdoorsman a private retreat with a cabin, well-thought-out hunting infrastructure, diverse cover, plenty of food, and a river winding through it. Property Features -275 +/- total acres with 120 +/- tillable acres -Dead-end road access on both the southwest and north sides for privacy -2,200-square-foot log cabin with 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, wood stove, cedar mudroom, fixtures made from deer antlers, and large statement fan -8 elevated blinds (7 set and ready to hunt) plus 2-man ladder stand -8 feeders: five 2,000-pound gravity, one 2,000-pound broadcast, a 600-pound gravity feeder, one 300-pound broadcast -Nearly 4 acres of established food plots -Over 1/3 mile of North Fork Little Osage River frontage, plus 4 small ponds -Multiple bedding areas of various habitats -Great deer and turkey hunting -Outbuildings: 45'x35' 3-sided shed, 40'x30' barn, 2 insulated storage containers, 30-ton overhead feed bin

Midwest Land Group is proud to present this incredible 275 +/- acre farm that offers a rare combination of privacy, recreation, and comfortable living. With dead-end road access from both the southwest and north sides, this private rec farm sits in the heart of big deer country. Tucked into the southwest corner of the property at the end of Wyoming Road is a 2,200-square-foot log cabin. The home includes four bedrooms and two bathrooms, a wood-burning stove, a cedar-lined mudroom for storing hunting gear, fixtures made from deer antlers, and a large statement metal fan. The cabin runs on a 2,000-gallon cistern, and a fifth-wheel trailer with a 1,000-gallon water tank is conveyed with the sale, making it easy and affordable to keep the cistern full. It's the perfect hunting base camp or family getaway. The land itself includes 120 +/- tillable acres, which the owner trades with a neighboring farmer in exchange for hunting rights on more than 500 adjoining acres. This arrangement could be available to the next owner, which opens the door to an even larger hunting footprint while keeping the tillable ground in production. The North Fork Little Osage River winds around the southwest corner near the cabin, providing over a third of a mile of river frontage. Several wooded draws feed into the river, creating natural bedding cover where deer have been seen bedding on multiple occasions. Four additional ponds spread across the property provide year-round water sources. The property is fully set up for hunting with seven of eight elevated blinds already in place, plus a two-man ladder stand. Eight feeders are spread across the farm, including five 2,000-pound gravity feeders, one 2,000-pound broadcast feeder, a 600-pound gravity feeder, and one 300-pound broadcast feeder. Nearly four acres of established food plots round out the turnkey hunting setup. Habitat diversity is a strong point here. Around the cabin, 30+ acres of river-bottom hardwoods hold deer and turkey. On the east side, nearly 20 acres of grassy, west-facing hillside provide thick cover with cedar, hedge, and hardwood growth. The northeast corner features another 20+ acres of heavy timber in a drainage system. Scattered throughout the farm are open areas with grasses, shrubs, and saplings where multiple bucks and doe groups have already been observed bedding. Additional improvements add value and utility to the farm. A 45'x35' three-sided equipment shed, a 40'x30' barn, two 20' insulated storage containers, a 30-ton overhead feed bin, and an older barn in solid condition provide plenty of storage and functionality. This 275 +/- acre farm is the total package for the serious outdoorsman a private retreat with a cabin, well-thought-out hunting infrastructure, diverse cover, plenty of food, and a river winding through it. Property Features -275 +/- total acres with 120 +/- tillable acres -Dead-end road access on both the southwest and north sides for privacy -2,200-square-foot log cabin with 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, wood stove, cedar mudroom, fixtures made from deer antlers, and large statement fan -8 elevated blinds (7 set and ready to hunt) plus 2-man ladder stand -8 feeders: five 2,000-pound gravity, one 2,000-pound broadcast, a 600-pound gravity feeder, one 300-pound broadcast -Nearly 4 acres of established food plots -Over 1/3 mile of North Fork Little Osage River frontage, plus 4 small ponds -Multiple bedding areas of various habitats -Great deer and turkey hunting -Outbuildings: 45'x35' 3-sided shed, 40'x30' barn, 2 insulated storage containers, 30-ton overhead feed bin

Midwest Land Group is proud to present this incredible 275 +/- acre farm that offers a rare combination of privacy, recreation, and comfortable living. With dead-end road access from both the southwest and north sides, this private rec farm sits in the heart of big deer country. Tucked into the southwest corner of the property at the end of Wyoming Road is a 2,200-square-foot log cabin. The home includes four bedrooms and two bathrooms, a wood-burning stove, a cedar-lined mudroom for storing hunting gear, fixtures made from deer antlers, and a large statement metal fan. The cabin runs on a 2,000-gallon cistern, and a fifth-wheel trailer with a 1,000-gallon water tank is conveyed with the sale, making it easy and affordable to keep the cistern full. It's the perfect hunting base camp or family getaway. The land itself includes 120 +/- tillable acres, which the owner trades with a neighboring farmer in exchange for hunting rights on more than 500 adjoining acres. This arrangement could be available to the next owner, which opens the door to an even larger hunting footprint while keeping the tillable ground in production. The North Fork Little Osage River winds around the southwest corner near the cabin, providing over a third of a mile of river frontage. Several wooded draws feed into the river, creating natural bedding cover where deer have been seen bedding on multiple occasions. Four additional ponds spread across the property provide year-round water sources. The property is fully set up for hunting with seven of eight elevated blinds already in place, plus a two-man ladder stand. Eight feeders are spread across the farm, including five 2,000-pound gravity feeders, one 2,000-pound broadcast feeder, a 600-pound gravity feeder, and one 300-pound broadcast feeder. Nearly four acres of established food plots round out the turnkey hunting setup. Habitat diversity is a strong point here. Around the cabin, 30+ acres of river-bottom hardwoods hold deer and turkey. On the east side, nearly 20 acres of grassy, west-facing hillside provide thick cover with cedar, hedge, and hardwood growth. The northeast corner features another 20+ acres of heavy timber in a drainage system. Scattered throughout the farm are open areas with grasses, shrubs, and saplings where multiple bucks and doe groups have already been observed bedding. Additional improvements add value and utility to the farm. A 45'x35' three-sided equipment shed, a 40'x30' barn, two 20' insulated storage containers, a 30-ton overhead feed bin, and an older barn in solid condition provide plenty of storage and functionality. This 275 +/- acre farm is the total package for the serious outdoorsman a private retreat with a cabin, well-thought-out hunting infrastructure, diverse cover, plenty of food, and a river winding through it. Property Features -275 +/- total acres with 120 +/- tillable acres -Dead-end road access on both the southwest and north sides for privacy -2,200-square-foot log cabin with 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, wood stove, cedar mudroom, fixtures made from deer antlers, and large statement fan -8 elevated blinds (7 set and ready to hunt) plus 2-man ladder stand -8 feeders: five 2,000-pound gravity, one 2,000-pound broadcast, a 600-pound gravity feeder, one 300-pound broadcast -Nearly 4 acres of established food plots -Over 1/3 mile of North Fork Little Osage River frontage, plus 4 small ponds -Multiple bedding areas of various habitats -Great deer and turkey hunting -Outbuildings: 45'x35' 3-sided shed, 40'x30' barn, 2 insulated storage containers, 30-ton overhead feed bin

Midwest Land Group is proud to present this incredible 275 +/- acre farm that offers a rare combination of privacy, recreation, and comfortable living. With dead-end road access from both the southwest and north sides, this private rec farm sits in the heart of big deer country. Tucked into the southwest corner of the property at the end of Wyoming Road is a 2,200-square-foot log cabin. The home includes four bedrooms and two bathrooms, a wood-burning stove, a cedar-lined mudroom for storing hunting gear, fixtures made from deer antlers, and a large statement metal fan. The cabin runs on a 2,000-gallon cistern, and a fifth-wheel trailer with a 1,000-gallon water tank is conveyed with the sale, making it easy and affordable to keep the cistern full. It's the perfect hunting base camp or family getaway. The land itself includes 120 +/- tillable acres, which the owner trades with a neighboring farmer in exchange for hunting rights on more than 500 adjoining acres. This arrangement could be available to the next owner, which opens the door to an even larger hunting footprint while keeping the tillable ground in production. The North Fork Little Osage River winds around the southwest corner near the cabin, providing over a third of a mile of river frontage. Several wooded draws feed into the river, creating natural bedding cover where deer have been seen bedding on multiple occasions. Four additional ponds spread across the property provide year-round water sources. The property is fully set up for hunting with seven of eight elevated blinds already in place, plus a two-man ladder stand. Eight feeders are spread across the farm, including five 2,000-pound gravity feeders, one 2,000-pound broadcast feeder, a 600-pound gravity feeder, and one 300-pound broadcast feeder. Nearly four acres of established food plots round out the turnkey hunting setup. Habitat diversity is a strong point here. Around the cabin, 30+ acres of river-bottom hardwoods hold deer and turkey. On the east side, nearly 20 acres of grassy, west-facing hillside provide thick cover with cedar, hedge, and hardwood growth. The northeast corner features another 20+ acres of heavy timber in a drainage system. Scattered throughout the farm are open areas with grasses, shrubs, and saplings where multiple bucks and doe groups have already been observed bedding. Additional improvements add value and utility to the farm. A 45'x35' three-sided equipment shed, a 40'x30' barn, two 20' insulated storage containers, a 30-ton overhead feed bin, and an older barn in solid condition provide plenty of storage and functionality. This 275 +/- acre farm is the total package for the serious outdoorsman a private retreat with a cabin, well-thought-out hunting infrastructure, diverse cover, plenty of food, and a river winding through it. Property Features -275 +/- total acres with 120 +/- tillable acres -Dead-end road access on both the southwest and north sides for privacy -2,200-square-foot log cabin with 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, wood stove, cedar mudroom, fixtures made from deer antlers, and large statement fan -8 elevated blinds (7 set and ready to hunt) plus 2-man ladder stand -8 feeders: five 2,000-pound gravity, one 2,000-pound broadcast, a 600-pound gravity feeder, one 300-pound broadcast -Nearly 4 acres of established food plots -Over 1/3 mile of North Fork Little Osage River frontage, plus 4 small ponds -Multiple bedding areas of various habitats -Great deer and turkey hunting -Outbuildings: 45'x35' 3-sided shed, 40'x30' barn, 2 insulated storage containers, 30-ton overhead feed bin

Midwest Land Group is proud to present this incredible 275 +/- acre farm that offers a rare combination of privacy, recreation, and comfortable living. With dead-end road access from both the southwest and north sides, this private rec farm sits in the heart of big deer country. Tucked into the southwest corner of the property at the end of Wyoming Road is a 2,200-square-foot log cabin. The home includes four bedrooms and two bathrooms, a wood-burning stove, a cedar-lined mudroom for storing hunting gear, fixtures made from deer antlers, and a large statement metal fan. The cabin runs on a 2,000-gallon cistern, and a fifth-wheel trailer with a 1,000-gallon water tank is conveyed with the sale, making it easy and affordable to keep the cistern full. It's the perfect hunting base camp or family getaway. The land itself includes 120 +/- tillable acres, which the owner trades with a neighboring farmer in exchange for hunting rights on more than 500 adjoining acres. This arrangement could be available to the next owner, which opens the door to an even larger hunting footprint while keeping the tillable ground in production. The North Fork Little Osage River winds around the southwest corner near the cabin, providing over a third of a mile of river frontage. Several wooded draws feed into the river, creating natural bedding cover where deer have been seen bedding on multiple occasions. Four additional ponds spread across the property provide year-round water sources. The property is fully set up for hunting with seven of eight elevated blinds already in place, plus a two-man ladder stand. Eight feeders are spread across the farm, including five 2,000-pound gravity feeders, one 2,000-pound broadcast feeder, a 600-pound gravity feeder, and one 300-pound broadcast feeder. Nearly four acres of established food plots round out the turnkey hunting setup. Habitat diversity is a strong point here. Around the cabin, 30+ acres of river-bottom hardwoods hold deer and turkey. On the east side, nearly 20 acres of grassy, west-facing hillside provide thick cover with cedar, hedge, and hardwood growth. The northeast corner features another 20+ acres of heavy timber in a drainage system. Scattered throughout the farm are open areas with grasses, shrubs, and saplings where multiple bucks and doe groups have already been observed bedding. Additional improvements add value and utility to the farm. A 45'x35' three-sided equipment shed, a 40'x30' barn, two 20' insulated storage containers, a 30-ton overhead feed bin, and an older barn in solid condition provide plenty of storage and functionality. This 275 +/- acre farm is the total package for the serious outdoorsman a private retreat with a cabin, well-thought-out hunting infrastructure, diverse cover, plenty of food, and a river winding through it. Property Features -275 +/- total acres with 120 +/- tillable acres -Dead-end road access on both the southwest and north sides for privacy -2,200-square-foot log cabin with 4 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, wood stove, cedar mudroom, fixtures made from deer antlers, and large statement fan -8 elevated blinds (7 set and ready to hunt) plus 2-man ladder stand -8 feeders: five 2,000-pound gravity, one 2,000-pound broadcast, a 600-pound gravity feeder, one 300-pound broadcast -Nearly 4 acres of established food plots -Over 1/3 mile of North Fork Little Osage River frontage, plus 4 small ponds -Multiple bedding areas of various habitats -Great deer and turkey hunting -Outbuildings: 45'x35' 3-sided shed, 40'x30' barn, 2 insulated storage containers, 30-ton overhead feed bin

With its location just outside Kincaid, KS and only 1 mile off HWY 59, this future farm of your dreams will be very easily accessible. Now lets go take a look and see what all it offers. Lets take a look at the dirt and the investment side of things. It currently has approximately 20 acres in hay production. The fescue on this farm is thick and tall and could also be converted into tillable. The remaining acreage consists of timber and beautiful whitetail cover. The soil consist of mostly Class 2 Woodson silt loam and a little Class 3 Wagstaff silty clay. Both are suitable for tillable or to keep it in hay. There aren't many better areas of Southeast Kansas for giant whitetails than this area of Anderson County. This area has been known to produce multiple booners and even 200 inch bucks. I have only had cameras out for a week, but they have already produced a solid mature buck and a high deer density. There is no doubt with the surrounding farms, this property will jump to elite status starting late October. Between the live water on the property, cover, and endless food plot/tillable options, this Anderson County property will have everthing you are looking for in a small recreational property. Last but not least, this farm makes the perfect build site for that home of your dreams. With water and utilities readily available, everthing is in place to put together that dream home. With it being just a mile off HWY 59, access will be quick and easy. I can already picture that moring cup of coffee watching the sun rise! So no matter what you are looking for, this small acreage in Anderson County has everything you could ever hope for. To set up your own personal tour, contact Brian (620)212-2027, today! 1 hour from Kansas City KS 1 mile off HWY 59 Proven big buck neighborhood Water and Electricity close Possible tillable acreage Good cover

With its location just outside Kincaid, KS and only 1 mile off HWY 59, this future farm of your dreams will be very easily accessible. Now lets go take a look and see what all it offers. Lets take a look at the dirt and the investment side of things. It currently has approximately 20 acres in hay production. The fescue on this farm is thick and tall and could also be converted into tillable. The remaining acreage consists of timber and beautiful whitetail cover. The soil consist of mostly Class 2 Woodson silt loam and a little Class 3 Wagstaff silty clay. Both are suitable for tillable or to keep it in hay. There aren't many better areas of Southeast Kansas for giant whitetails than this area of Anderson County. This area has been known to produce multiple booners and even 200 inch bucks. I have only had cameras out for a week, but they have already produced a solid mature buck and a high deer density. There is no doubt with the surrounding farms, this property will jump to elite status starting late October. Between the live water on the property, cover, and endless food plot/tillable options, this Anderson County property will have everthing you are looking for in a small recreational property. Last but not least, this farm makes the perfect build site for that home of your dreams. With water and utilities readily available, everthing is in place to put together that dream home. With it being just a mile off HWY 59, access will be quick and easy. I can already picture that moring cup of coffee watching the sun rise! So no matter what you are looking for, this small acreage in Anderson County has everything you could ever hope for. To set up your own personal tour, contact Brian (620)212-2027, today! 1 hour from Kansas City KS 1 mile off HWY 59 Proven big buck neighborhood Water and Electricity close Possible tillable acreage Good cover

With its location just outside Kincaid, KS and only 1 mile off HWY 59, this future farm of your dreams will be very easily accessible. Now lets go take a look and see what all it offers. Lets take a look at the dirt and the investment side of things. It currently has approximately 20 acres in hay production. The fescue on this farm is thick and tall and could also be converted into tillable. The remaining acreage consists of timber and beautiful whitetail cover. The soil consist of mostly Class 2 Woodson silt loam and a little Class 3 Wagstaff silty clay. Both are suitable for tillable or to keep it in hay. There aren't many better areas of Southeast Kansas for giant whitetails than this area of Anderson County. This area has been known to produce multiple booners and even 200 inch bucks. I have only had cameras out for a week, but they have already produced a solid mature buck and a high deer density. There is no doubt with the surrounding farms, this property will jump to elite status starting late October. Between the live water on the property, cover, and endless food plot/tillable options, this Anderson County property will have everthing you are looking for in a small recreational property. Last but not least, this farm makes the perfect build site for that home of your dreams. With water and utilities readily available, everthing is in place to put together that dream home. With it being just a mile off HWY 59, access will be quick and easy. I can already picture that moring cup of coffee watching the sun rise! So no matter what you are looking for, this small acreage in Anderson County has everything you could ever hope for. To set up your own personal tour, contact Brian (620)212-2027, today! 1 hour from Kansas City KS 1 mile off HWY 59 Proven big buck neighborhood Water and Electricity close Possible tillable acreage Good cover

With its location just outside Kincaid, KS and only 1 mile off HWY 59, this future farm of your dreams will be very easily accessible. Now lets go take a look and see what all it offers. Lets take a look at the dirt and the investment side of things. It currently has approximately 20 acres in hay production. The fescue on this farm is thick and tall and could also be converted into tillable. The remaining acreage consists of timber and beautiful whitetail cover. The soil consist of mostly Class 2 Woodson silt loam and a little Class 3 Wagstaff silty clay. Both are suitable for tillable or to keep it in hay. There aren't many better areas of Southeast Kansas for giant whitetails than this area of Anderson County. This area has been known to produce multiple booners and even 200 inch bucks. I have only had cameras out for a week, but they have already produced a solid mature buck and a high deer density. There is no doubt with the surrounding farms, this property will jump to elite status starting late October. Between the live water on the property, cover, and endless food plot/tillable options, this Anderson County property will have everthing you are looking for in a small recreational property. Last but not least, this farm makes the perfect build site for that home of your dreams. With water and utilities readily available, everthing is in place to put together that dream home. With it being just a mile off HWY 59, access will be quick and easy. I can already picture that moring cup of coffee watching the sun rise! So no matter what you are looking for, this small acreage in Anderson County has everything you could ever hope for. To set up your own personal tour, contact Brian (620)212-2027, today! 1 hour from Kansas City KS 1 mile off HWY 59 Proven big buck neighborhood Water and Electricity close Possible tillable acreage Good cover

With its location just outside Kincaid, KS and only 1 mile off HWY 59, this future farm of your dreams will be very easily accessible. Now lets go take a look and see what all it offers. Lets take a look at the dirt and the investment side of things. It currently has approximately 20 acres in hay production. The fescue on this farm is thick and tall and could also be converted into tillable. The remaining acreage consists of timber and beautiful whitetail cover. The soil consist of mostly Class 2 Woodson silt loam and a little Class 3 Wagstaff silty clay. Both are suitable for tillable or to keep it in hay. There aren't many better areas of Southeast Kansas for giant whitetails than this area of Anderson County. This area has been known to produce multiple booners and even 200 inch bucks. I have only had cameras out for a week, but they have already produced a solid mature buck and a high deer density. There is no doubt with the surrounding farms, this property will jump to elite status starting late October. Between the live water on the property, cover, and endless food plot/tillable options, this Anderson County property will have everthing you are looking for in a small recreational property. Last but not least, this farm makes the perfect build site for that home of your dreams. With water and utilities readily available, everthing is in place to put together that dream home. With it being just a mile off HWY 59, access will be quick and easy. I can already picture that moring cup of coffee watching the sun rise! So no matter what you are looking for, this small acreage in Anderson County has everything you could ever hope for. To set up your own personal tour, contact Brian (620)212-2027, today! 1 hour from Kansas City KS 1 mile off HWY 59 Proven big buck neighborhood Water and Electricity close Possible tillable acreage Good cover

With its location just outside Kincaid, KS and only 1 mile off HWY 59, this future farm of your dreams will be very easily accessible. Now lets go take a look and see what all it offers. Lets take a look at the dirt and the investment side of things. It currently has approximately 20 acres in hay production. The fescue on this farm is thick and tall and could also be converted into tillable. The remaining acreage consists of timber and beautiful whitetail cover. The soil consist of mostly Class 2 Woodson silt loam and a little Class 3 Wagstaff silty clay. Both are suitable for tillable or to keep it in hay. There aren't many better areas of Southeast Kansas for giant whitetails than this area of Anderson County. This area has been known to produce multiple booners and even 200 inch bucks. I have only had cameras out for a week, but they have already produced a solid mature buck and a high deer density. There is no doubt with the surrounding farms, this property will jump to elite status starting late October. Between the live water on the property, cover, and endless food plot/tillable options, this Anderson County property will have everthing you are looking for in a small recreational property. Last but not least, this farm makes the perfect build site for that home of your dreams. With water and utilities readily available, everthing is in place to put together that dream home. With it being just a mile off HWY 59, access will be quick and easy. I can already picture that moring cup of coffee watching the sun rise! So no matter what you are looking for, this small acreage in Anderson County has everything you could ever hope for. To set up your own personal tour, contact Brian (620)212-2027, today! 1 hour from Kansas City KS 1 mile off HWY 59 Proven big buck neighborhood Water and Electricity close Possible tillable acreage Good cover

With its location just outside Kincaid, KS and only 1 mile off HWY 59, this future farm of your dreams will be very easily accessible. Now lets go take a look and see what all it offers. Lets take a look at the dirt and the investment side of things. It currently has approximately 20 acres in hay production. The fescue on this farm is thick and tall and could also be converted into tillable. The remaining acreage consists of timber and beautiful whitetail cover. The soil consist of mostly Class 2 Woodson silt loam and a little Class 3 Wagstaff silty clay. Both are suitable for tillable or to keep it in hay. There aren't many better areas of Southeast Kansas for giant whitetails than this area of Anderson County. This area has been known to produce multiple booners and even 200 inch bucks. I have only had cameras out for a week, but they have already produced a solid mature buck and a high deer density. There is no doubt with the surrounding farms, this property will jump to elite status starting late October. Between the live water on the property, cover, and endless food plot/tillable options, this Anderson County property will have everthing you are looking for in a small recreational property. Last but not least, this farm makes the perfect build site for that home of your dreams. With water and utilities readily available, everthing is in place to put together that dream home. With it being just a mile off HWY 59, access will be quick and easy. I can already picture that moring cup of coffee watching the sun rise! So no matter what you are looking for, this small acreage in Anderson County has everything you could ever hope for. To set up your own personal tour, contact Brian (620)212-2027, today! 1 hour from Kansas City KS 1 mile off HWY 59 Proven big buck neighborhood Water and Electricity close Possible tillable acreage Good cover

With its location just outside Kincaid, KS and only 1 mile off HWY 59, this future farm of your dreams will be very easily accessible. Now lets go take a look and see what all it offers. Lets take a look at the dirt and the investment side of things. It currently has approximately 20 acres in hay production. The fescue on this farm is thick and tall and could also be converted into tillable. The remaining acreage consists of timber and beautiful whitetail cover. The soil consist of mostly Class 2 Woodson silt loam and a little Class 3 Wagstaff silty clay. Both are suitable for tillable or to keep it in hay. There aren't many better areas of Southeast Kansas for giant whitetails than this area of Anderson County. This area has been known to produce multiple booners and even 200 inch bucks. I have only had cameras out for a week, but they have already produced a solid mature buck and a high deer density. There is no doubt with the surrounding farms, this property will jump to elite status starting late October. Between the live water on the property, cover, and endless food plot/tillable options, this Anderson County property will have everthing you are looking for in a small recreational property. Last but not least, this farm makes the perfect build site for that home of your dreams. With water and utilities readily available, everthing is in place to put together that dream home. With it being just a mile off HWY 59, access will be quick and easy. I can already picture that moring cup of coffee watching the sun rise! So no matter what you are looking for, this small acreage in Anderson County has everything you could ever hope for. To set up your own personal tour, contact Brian (620)212-2027, today! 1 hour from Kansas City KS 1 mile off HWY 59 Proven big buck neighborhood Water and Electricity close Possible tillable acreage Good cover

With its location just outside Kincaid, KS and only 1 mile off HWY 59, this future farm of your dreams will be very easily accessible. Now lets go take a look and see what all it offers. Lets take a look at the dirt and the investment side of things. It currently has approximately 20 acres in hay production. The fescue on this farm is thick and tall and could also be converted into tillable. The remaining acreage consists of timber and beautiful whitetail cover. The soil consist of mostly Class 2 Woodson silt loam and a little Class 3 Wagstaff silty clay. Both are suitable for tillable or to keep it in hay. There aren't many better areas of Southeast Kansas for giant whitetails than this area of Anderson County. This area has been known to produce multiple booners and even 200 inch bucks. I have only had cameras out for a week, but they have already produced a solid mature buck and a high deer density. There is no doubt with the surrounding farms, this property will jump to elite status starting late October. Between the live water on the property, cover, and endless food plot/tillable options, this Anderson County property will have everthing you are looking for in a small recreational property. Last but not least, this farm makes the perfect build site for that home of your dreams. With water and utilities readily available, everthing is in place to put together that dream home. With it being just a mile off HWY 59, access will be quick and easy. I can already picture that moring cup of coffee watching the sun rise! So no matter what you are looking for, this small acreage in Anderson County has everything you could ever hope for. To set up your own personal tour, contact Brian (620)212-2027, today! 1 hour from Kansas City KS 1 mile off HWY 59 Proven big buck neighborhood Water and Electricity close Possible tillable acreage Good cover

With its location just outside Kincaid, KS and only 1 mile off HWY 59, this future farm of your dreams will be very easily accessible. Now lets go take a look and see what all it offers. Lets take a look at the dirt and the investment side of things. It currently has approximately 20 acres in hay production. The fescue on this farm is thick and tall and could also be converted into tillable. The remaining acreage consists of timber and beautiful whitetail cover. The soil consist of mostly Class 2 Woodson silt loam and a little Class 3 Wagstaff silty clay. Both are suitable for tillable or to keep it in hay. There aren't many better areas of Southeast Kansas for giant whitetails than this area of Anderson County. This area has been known to produce multiple booners and even 200 inch bucks. I have only had cameras out for a week, but they have already produced a solid mature buck and a high deer density. There is no doubt with the surrounding farms, this property will jump to elite status starting late October. Between the live water on the property, cover, and endless food plot/tillable options, this Anderson County property will have everthing you are looking for in a small recreational property. Last but not least, this farm makes the perfect build site for that home of your dreams. With water and utilities readily available, everthing is in place to put together that dream home. With it being just a mile off HWY 59, access will be quick and easy. I can already picture that moring cup of coffee watching the sun rise! So no matter what you are looking for, this small acreage in Anderson County has everything you could ever hope for. To set up your own personal tour, contact Brian (620)212-2027, today! 1 hour from Kansas City KS 1 mile off HWY 59 Proven big buck neighborhood Water and Electricity close Possible tillable acreage Good cover

With its location just outside Kincaid, KS and only 1 mile off HWY 59, this future farm of your dreams will be very easily accessible. Now lets go take a look and see what all it offers. Lets take a look at the dirt and the investment side of things. It currently has approximately 20 acres in hay production. The fescue on this farm is thick and tall and could also be converted into tillable. The remaining acreage consists of timber and beautiful whitetail cover. The soil consist of mostly Class 2 Woodson silt loam and a little Class 3 Wagstaff silty clay. Both are suitable for tillable or to keep it in hay. There aren't many better areas of Southeast Kansas for giant whitetails than this area of Anderson County. This area has been known to produce multiple booners and even 200 inch bucks. I have only had cameras out for a week, but they have already produced a solid mature buck and a high deer density. There is no doubt with the surrounding farms, this property will jump to elite status starting late October. Between the live water on the property, cover, and endless food plot/tillable options, this Anderson County property will have everthing you are looking for in a small recreational property. Last but not least, this farm makes the perfect build site for that home of your dreams. With water and utilities readily available, everthing is in place to put together that dream home. With it being just a mile off HWY 59, access will be quick and easy. I can already picture that moring cup of coffee watching the sun rise! So no matter what you are looking for, this small acreage in Anderson County has everything you could ever hope for. To set up your own personal tour, contact Brian (620)212-2027, today! 1 hour from Kansas City KS 1 mile off HWY 59 Proven big buck neighborhood Water and Electricity close Possible tillable acreage Good cover

With its location just outside Kincaid, KS and only 1 mile off HWY 59, this future farm of your dreams will be very easily accessible. Now lets go take a look and see what all it offers. Lets take a look at the dirt and the investment side of things. It currently has approximately 20 acres in hay production. The fescue on this farm is thick and tall and could also be converted into tillable. The remaining acreage consists of timber and beautiful whitetail cover. The soil consist of mostly Class 2 Woodson silt loam and a little Class 3 Wagstaff silty clay. Both are suitable for tillable or to keep it in hay. There aren't many better areas of Southeast Kansas for giant whitetails than this area of Anderson County. This area has been known to produce multiple booners and even 200 inch bucks. I have only had cameras out for a week, but they have already produced a solid mature buck and a high deer density. There is no doubt with the surrounding farms, this property will jump to elite status starting late October. Between the live water on the property, cover, and endless food plot/tillable options, this Anderson County property will have everthing you are looking for in a small recreational property. Last but not least, this farm makes the perfect build site for that home of your dreams. With water and utilities readily available, everthing is in place to put together that dream home. With it being just a mile off HWY 59, access will be quick and easy. I can already picture that moring cup of coffee watching the sun rise! So no matter what you are looking for, this small acreage in Anderson County has everything you could ever hope for. To set up your own personal tour, contact Brian (620)212-2027, today! 1 hour from Kansas City KS 1 mile off HWY 59 Proven big buck neighborhood Water and Electricity close Possible tillable acreage Good cover

With its location just outside Kincaid, KS and only 1 mile off HWY 59, this future farm of your dreams will be very easily accessible. Now lets go take a look and see what all it offers. Lets take a look at the dirt and the investment side of things. It currently has approximately 20 acres in hay production. The fescue on this farm is thick and tall and could also be converted into tillable. The remaining acreage consists of timber and beautiful whitetail cover. The soil consist of mostly Class 2 Woodson silt loam and a little Class 3 Wagstaff silty clay. Both are suitable for tillable or to keep it in hay. There aren't many better areas of Southeast Kansas for giant whitetails than this area of Anderson County. This area has been known to produce multiple booners and even 200 inch bucks. I have only had cameras out for a week, but they have already produced a solid mature buck and a high deer density. There is no doubt with the surrounding farms, this property will jump to elite status starting late October. Between the live water on the property, cover, and endless food plot/tillable options, this Anderson County property will have everthing you are looking for in a small recreational property. Last but not least, this farm makes the perfect build site for that home of your dreams. With water and utilities readily available, everthing is in place to put together that dream home. With it being just a mile off HWY 59, access will be quick and easy. I can already picture that moring cup of coffee watching the sun rise! So no matter what you are looking for, this small acreage in Anderson County has everything you could ever hope for. To set up your own personal tour, contact Brian (620)212-2027, today! 1 hour from Kansas City KS 1 mile off HWY 59 Proven big buck neighborhood Water and Electricity close Possible tillable acreage Good cover

With its location just outside Kincaid, KS and only 1 mile off HWY 59, this future farm of your dreams will be very easily accessible. Now lets go take a look and see what all it offers. Lets take a look at the dirt and the investment side of things. It currently has approximately 20 acres in hay production. The fescue on this farm is thick and tall and could also be converted into tillable. The remaining acreage consists of timber and beautiful whitetail cover. The soil consist of mostly Class 2 Woodson silt loam and a little Class 3 Wagstaff silty clay. Both are suitable for tillable or to keep it in hay. There aren't many better areas of Southeast Kansas for giant whitetails than this area of Anderson County. This area has been known to produce multiple booners and even 200 inch bucks. I have only had cameras out for a week, but they have already produced a solid mature buck and a high deer density. There is no doubt with the surrounding farms, this property will jump to elite status starting late October. Between the live water on the property, cover, and endless food plot/tillable options, this Anderson County property will have everthing you are looking for in a small recreational property. Last but not least, this farm makes the perfect build site for that home of your dreams. With water and utilities readily available, everthing is in place to put together that dream home. With it being just a mile off HWY 59, access will be quick and easy. I can already picture that moring cup of coffee watching the sun rise! So no matter what you are looking for, this small acreage in Anderson County has everything you could ever hope for. To set up your own personal tour, contact Brian (620)212-2027, today! 1 hour from Kansas City KS 1 mile off HWY 59 Proven big buck neighborhood Water and Electricity close Possible tillable acreage Good cover

Midwest Land Group is proud to present 315 +/- acres in Anderson County, Kansas. This well-kept farm sits right outside of Welda on US-169 and is set up perfectly for a cattle operation. The 315 contiguous acres of gently rolling pasture feature a mix of native and tame grasses. It's fully fenced and cross-fenced, allowing for easy grazing across multiple pastures. There are four gates along Missouri Road on the east side, giving you convenient access no matter which pasture you need to get to. On the southwest corner, a large double gate is accessible from a paved road in Welda, sitting right next to an existing corral and cattle chute, ready to be put back into regular use. The property is well-watered with three ponds, two freeze-proof cattle waterers, an active rural water meter, and a 165-foot well with a two-phase pump that all add to the convenience functionality of this farm. The land features rolling pasture, multiple wooded draws for shade, shelter, and wildlife, and it consistently produces strong hay yields. To top it off, there's no shortage of wildlife. Deer and turkey are commonly seen on the property, and bob-white quail are frequently heard. Whether you're growing your cattle operation or looking for a productive piece of ground with a little recreational bonus, this place is worth a look. Property Features -315 +/- contiguous acres of grazing and hay ground -Prime location with highway access from US-169 -Fenced and cross-fenced with multiple interior gates -4 pasture access gates along Missouri Road -Large double gate off a paved road in Welda next to the corral -Native and tame grasses throughout -3 ponds -Multiple wooded draws -2 freeze-proof cattle waterers -165' water well with 2-phase 240V pump -Active rural water meter -Excellent hay production -Abundant wildlife, including deer, turkey, and quail

Midwest Land Group is proud to present 315 +/- acres in Anderson County, Kansas. This well-kept farm sits right outside of Welda on US-169 and is set up perfectly for a cattle operation. The 315 contiguous acres of gently rolling pasture feature a mix of native and tame grasses. It's fully fenced and cross-fenced, allowing for easy grazing across multiple pastures. There are four gates along Missouri Road on the east side, giving you convenient access no matter which pasture you need to get to. On the southwest corner, a large double gate is accessible from a paved road in Welda, sitting right next to an existing corral and cattle chute, ready to be put back into regular use. The property is well-watered with three ponds, two freeze-proof cattle waterers, an active rural water meter, and a 165-foot well with a two-phase pump that all add to the convenience functionality of this farm. The land features rolling pasture, multiple wooded draws for shade, shelter, and wildlife, and it consistently produces strong hay yields. To top it off, there's no shortage of wildlife. Deer and turkey are commonly seen on the property, and bob-white quail are frequently heard. Whether you're growing your cattle operation or looking for a productive piece of ground with a little recreational bonus, this place is worth a look. Property Features -315 +/- contiguous acres of grazing and hay ground -Prime location with highway access from US-169 -Fenced and cross-fenced with multiple interior gates -4 pasture access gates along Missouri Road -Large double gate off a paved road in Welda next to the corral -Native and tame grasses throughout -3 ponds -Multiple wooded draws -2 freeze-proof cattle waterers -165' water well with 2-phase 240V pump -Active rural water meter -Excellent hay production -Abundant wildlife, including deer, turkey, and quail