162+/- Acres of Excellent Hunting in Comanche Co, Ks.
162+/- Acres of Excellent Hunting in Comanche Co, Ks.
Legal Description: S15, T33, R20, ACRES 162+/-, W/2 W/2 SECTION 15 TOWNSHIP 33 RANGE 20.
Driving Directions: From Protection Kansas go south on County Rd 5 for one mile. Turn west on Avenue O for 1/4 mile. Property will start on the South side of the road.
Property Discription: Comanche County has always been a great whitetail destination, and this farm has the trail camera history to prove exactly why its at the top of everyones Kansas list. This tract hasn't been grazed allowing the native grasses to grow up tall to provide incredible cover for whitetail deer, quail, and pheasant. This much cover right next to Bluff Creek allows for a good population of resident deer, and new bucks to arrive during the rut with the creek system close by. There is a solar water well in the middle of the property providing a good year round water s...
Property Discription: Comanche County has always been a great whitetail destination, and this farm has the trail camera history to prove exactly why its at the top of everyones Kansas list. This tract hasn't been grazed allowing the native grasses to grow up tall to provide incredible cover for whitetail deer, quail, and pheasant. This much cover right next to Bluff Creek allows for a good population of resident deer, and new bucks to arrive during the rut with the creek system close by. There is a solar water well in the middle of the property providing a good year round water source. There is currently 35+/- acres in tillable currently planted to alfalfa / wheat providing a great food source for the winter months.
Smaller tracts that hunt big are hard to find in this part of Kansas!
For more information or to schedule a showing contact Nathan Leeper at 620-388-6328 .
Key Features
Unit 16
1/4 mile away from Bluff Creek
35+/- acres of tillable wheat and alfalfa mix
Protection Ks
Access on the north and south end
Excellent deer hunting
Excellent quail hunting
Solar well
Map
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