The timber stand is complete with locust, osage orange, elm, and black walnut and the always running Homer Creek carves a path through it, providing an excellent secondary water source for the property and has several deep pool spots along the way through the property. There are five ponds throughout, two in the south and three in the north. In the southeast corner of the property, a pond has been fenced off from livestock and provides great fishing. There are soil types of Eram, Kenoma, Reading, and Martin. The 5-strand perimeter fencing is in average to above average condition, with no need of replacing or repairs.

The property is currently leased for the 2019 cattle grazing year and stocked with yearlings that will pull off in August. The annual lease rent is $8,000. The property has been also leased in previous years for hunting, with great success. Several mature whitetails have been harvested on the property, with deer signs throughout the timber, along the creek, and southwest pasture. Hunting lease pays $4,000 annually. There are four oil wells in current production with Gaffney Oil. The surface rights remain intact and will be transferred to the buyer. This 316 +/- acre tract that sits in cattleman’s county provides, not only some of the best livestock grazing, but an opportunity to have a great return on investment with additional income.

Please call Brenda Doudican at (620) 794-8075 to set up your personal tour!

Property Features

-Family-owned farm since the early 1930’s

-4 miles west of Hamilton, KS

-Road frontage along 255th and S Road, a dead-end road, along the south half

-Well-maintained road for great accessibility

-Internal oil well maintenance roads

-316 +/- acres total

-273 +/- acres Native Bluestem grass

-43 +/- acres timber made up of locust, osage orange, elm, and black walnut

-Homer Creek runs along the west side

-5 ponds total with southeast pond fenced off from livestock

-2 cattle guard entrances with 3 additional roadway gate entrances

-5 strand barbed wire fencing that is all average to above average

-Located in the Gaffney Oil Field

-Currently 4 oil wells in production

-Surface rights intact and transfer to the buyer

-Soil types of Eram, Kenoma, Reading and Martin considered to be class I, II, III and IV

-2019 grazing lease running yearlings that will pull off in August, paying $8,000 annually

-Several mature whitetails taken on the property, with deer signs throughout the timber along the creek and southwest pasture

-Property has been leased for hunting for the past years with great success

-Option for hunting re-lease paying $4,000 annually

-$12,000 income paid to owner in 2018

-2018 taxes: $1,102.66