Multi-Use 80 +/- Acres of Hunting and Income
This 80 +/- acre property is a quality producer, from the fencing to the grasses to the hunting, this farm is truly turnkey. Five-strand barbed wire fencing surrounds the outer boundary with a 20 +/- acre hay meadow fenced off separately. This farm is ready for your cattle or hay operation. The previous owner improved these pastures with clovers, fescue, and winter wheat as well as promoting the warm season native grasses that make up the hay meadow and back end of the farm for summer grazing. The current owner took that start and has let these grasses and the natives flourish over the last year and a half with zero grazing. The goal here was to bring some of this back into better wildlife habitat and stands of grasses 6 feet tall were the result. The drought of last summer knocked some of these backdown but the groundwork is done. There is a large pond in the middle of the farm, with ba...
This 80 +/- acre property is a quality producer, from the fencing to the grasses to the hunting, this farm is truly turnkey. Five-strand barbed wire fencing surrounds the outer boundary with a 20 +/- acre hay meadow fenced off separately. This farm is ready for your cattle or hay operation. The previous owner improved these pastures with clovers, fescue, and winter wheat as well as promoting the warm season native grasses that make up the hay meadow and back end of the farm for summer grazing. The current owner took that start and has let these grasses and the natives flourish over the last year and a half with zero grazing. The goal here was to bring some of this back into better wildlife habitat and stands of grasses 6 feet tall were the result. The drought of last summer knocked some of these backdown but the groundwork is done. There is a large pond in the middle of the farm, with bass and crappie as well as providing water for your livestock and the wildlife year-round.
While historically a grass farm, this property should not be overlooked as a hunting farm. The current owner has geared everything toward that end and has the trail camera evidence to prove it. Deer and turkeys use the wooded draws to water at the pond and the neighboring properties have ample bedding cover. A food plot or a well-placed feeder would draw in the big bucks Bourbon county is known for while still providing some income from pasture and hay. With utilities at the road and only a 1/2 mile off HWY 39, this would make a great place to build a home or even a barn to expand your existing operation. The bottom line is that multi-use farms in this price range simply don’t exist in Bourbon County in this market. Come take a look and see why this is a solid investment.
Property Features
-Ready for cattle
-Hayfield fenced separately
-Nice pond
-Tons of wildlife
-Deer history
-Build site
-15 min to Chanute
-30 min to Girard
-30 min to Fort Scott
-Bourbon/Neosho county line
-1/2 mile off pavement
-Beautiful home site with utilities at road
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North on 10th Street from Highway 39 for one half mile, the farm is on the east side of the road.
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