Rooks County Investment and Hunting
This quarter section is five miles northeast of Stockton, Kansas and offers a rare combination of strong income and fabulous hunting. Situated in one of Kansas’ premiere regions for upland bird hunting, this 157 +/- acre farm is jam-packed with both pheasants and quail. You can see in the listing images no shortage of roosters can be flushed every time your boots walk this property. It is no surprise either, as the property boasts a perfect mix of native cover and productive cropland acres. Approximately 58 +/- terraced acres at the northeast corner of the property are currently enrolled in CRP. An excellent stand of native grasses is established here and throughout the entire waterway dissecting the property. Large cottonwoods, smaller timber species, plum thickets, and native forbs characterize the remainder of the habitat. An abundance of deer sign can be found throughout the farm, as...
This quarter section is five miles northeast of Stockton, Kansas and offers a rare combination of strong income and fabulous hunting. Situated in one of Kansas’ premiere regions for upland bird hunting, this 157 +/- acre farm is jam-packed with both pheasants and quail. You can see in the listing images no shortage of roosters can be flushed every time your boots walk this property. It is no surprise either, as the property boasts a perfect mix of native cover and productive cropland acres. Approximately 58 +/- terraced acres at the northeast corner of the property are currently enrolled in CRP. An excellent stand of native grasses is established here and throughout the entire waterway dissecting the property. Large cottonwoods, smaller timber species, plum thickets, and native forbs characterize the remainder of the habitat. An abundance of deer sign can be found throughout the farm, as deer frequent it for both its sources of food and extensive native cover. An additional 90 +/- acres of cropland with a stellar NCCPI for the region of 75 rounds out the remainder of the farm. All-season road access along the south and west sides running a short three miles to Highway 24 ensures easy access for both farming and hunting the property. The town of Stockton is located just 5 miles away at the junction of Highway 24 and Highway 183 and offers all necessary amenities. If you’ve been shopping for a property that acts as both an income investment and a hunting destination, reach out soon this one is it!
Property Features
-157 +/- acres in northeast Rooks, County
-58 +/- acres of CRP
-90 +/- acres of cropland with an NCCPI of 75
-Very strong upland bird population
-In a strong region for whitetail deer
-Excellent native grassland
-Large cottonwoods, smaller timber, plum thickets, and other native cover throughout the property
-Large waterway dissects the property
-All-season road access
-Three miles off Hwy 24
-Five miles northeast of Stockton, Kansas
-No mineral rights included
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Research Parcel InformationDirections
From Stockton, drive east on Hwy 24 for two miles. Turn left (north) on 22 Rd. Drive for three miles and arrive at the property.
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