** New Trail Cam Pics ** 80 +/- acres located in Wilson County, Ks. There is a variety of terrain features that make this property appealing to people and wildlife! Driving along the property line on the county road frontage on the North side of the tract allows one to see the creek and bottom land. There are approximately 19 acres that lie at the base of the ridge and run back to the North. The dirt is made up of several different fertile loam soil types. The tillable acreage may be a little small for conventional farming, however it sets up to be a food plotters day dream. Large mature sycamore and walnut trees line the field edges and carve out several small fields. Excellent roost trees for turkeys, with prime fly down and strut zones! These fields are currently made up of mostly cool season grasses that are being grazed by cattle. Stepping into the creek bottom changes the setting dramatically. The mature timber surrounds the creek and a large bluff/hillside looms over the bottom ground on the South side. Climbing the bluff to the South leads into a Native grass range that has pockets of woods in it. These grasses are your warm season summer graze for cattle and winter cover for deer. Call Crystal (316) 641-2235 or Matt (620) 330-7282 for more info!

Key Points

* 80 mol

* Fescue

* Native Grass

* Mature Timber

* Creek

* Big Deer Habitat - Mature Bucks and up & comer bucks

* Turkeys