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Wolf Creek Wildlife Quarter

In southwestern Reno County, between Langdon and Turon, there are 162 +/- acres of productive land with abundant wildlife. This quarter boasts live water from Wolf Creek, mature timber, fertile cropland, and pastureland. Two solar-powered wells keep the wildlife and cattle from traveling too far for water. The pasture is cross-fenced with warm-season and cool-season grasses and a well on each side, making this ideal for rotational grazing. There is a 68 +/- acre tillable field that is mostly level; multiple soil types are carrying a weighted average of 46 NCCPI. This field makes a great food source for wildlife, raising excellent crops of wheat and feed. This tillable field has a history of being in CRP grass. The farm is located in an excellent area for pheasants. The turkey population is off the charts, and this area is known for some excellent Whitetail. Mature bucks live on this farm...

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From Turon travel 1.5 miles northeast on 61 HWY, turn north on Netherland Road. Continue north on Netherland Road for 1 mile. Property is on the Eeast side of the road.

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Midwest Land Group

Inman, KS

(620) 712-2775

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Midwest Land Group, (620) 712-2775
Source: MLS# Reno 162
Listing last updated: January 31, 2025 at 12:09 AM
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