8200 S 279th St W

Description

One word describes this property, diversity! The timber consists of a wooded drainage, new growth timber, and groves of large cottonwoods. Native grasses, forbs, and pockets of brush including dogwood, plum, and buckbrush fill in the areas between the timber. You could not ask for better quality cover and native browse in this part of the state. This 67-acre tract of land is loaded with wildlife habitat from boundary to boundary. In just a few visits to the land, deer were seen throughout, tom turkeys were heard gobbling in the morning, a rooster pheasant crowed all day long, and whistles of the bobwhite could be heard in the distance. Thick blocks of cover with timbered travel corridors are already established so all that's needed are some strategically placed food plots with stealthy access routes. Adding some high-quality supplemental food sources, the savvy hunter/land manager will have ample opportunities at harvesting a great buck every single year on this property! The neighboring tracts of crop land produce winter wheat, milo, soybeans, corn, and alfalfa. With groceries all around, a high volume of deer will utilize the great bedding cover that this property offers. One of the best parts about this property is that it sits directly north of the Ninnescah River. There will be a constant influx of does and bucks moving through and living on the land. One look at a satellite map and anyone can tell that whitetails will access this hub from all directions. Creating more attractiveness with isolated feeding sites will turn this great property into an outstanding, big-buck producing piece of land! The location is also very convenient, just over 20 minutes from Wichita! Access is simple with paved-road driving all but the last half mile from the tract. Dense brush along the roadside keeps unwanted eyes from seeing into the heart of the property. If you're tired of driving two hours from your house to experience great deer and turkey hunting, this beauty commands your attention.