Morris County, Kansas Land For Sale (99 results)

This 172 +/- acre property is located in northeast Morris County, just south of Alta Vista, Kansas. The property has rolling Flint Hills views overlooking the warm-season native grass pasture and hardwood timbered draws. The pasture is very clean and mixed with big bluestem, little bluestem, Indiangrass, and switchgrass. The hardwood timbered draws are primarily mixed with burr oak, sycamore, and cottonwood trees. The property has four watering ponds that are spaced well throughout the property. The property has above-average fencing, with new fencing being installed along the north boundary. There is 95 +/- feet of elevation change on the property, creating multiple future building sites with beautiful Flint Hills views! The diverse habitat with abundant water and cover provides great whitetail deer and upland bird hunting opportunities! The property is located on a well-maintained year-round gravel road with electricity and fiber optic cable at the road. Mineral rights are intact and will be transferred to the buyer at closing. There is an oral year-to-year tenant farm lease agreement currently in place. A boundary survey has also recently been completed. Don't miss your opportunity on this beautiful Flint Hills pasture! Showings are by appointment only, and an agent must be present to enter the property. Contact Trent Siegle at (620) 767-2926 for additional information, disclosures, or to schedule a showing. Property Features -172 +/- total acres -Warm-season native grass pasture -Big bluestem, little bluestem, Indiangrass, and switchgrass -Multiple watering ponds throughout -Above-average fencing -New fencing being installed on north boundary -95 +/- feet of elevation change -Whitetail deer and upland bird hunting -Kansas Deer Management Unit 14 -Well-maintained year-round gravel road -Electricity and fiber optic cable at the road -Mineral rights intact and transfer -Oral year-to-year tenant farm lease agreement currently in place -Boundary survey has recently been completed -2024 taxes: ~$701.67 -10 miles from Alta Vista, KS -13 miles from Council Grove, KS

This 172 +/- acre property is located in northeast Morris County, just south of Alta Vista, Kansas. The property has rolling Flint Hills views overlooking the warm-season native grass pasture and hardwood timbered draws. The pasture is very clean and mixed with big bluestem, little bluestem, Indiangrass, and switchgrass. The hardwood timbered draws are primarily mixed with burr oak, sycamore, and cottonwood trees. The property has four watering ponds that are spaced well throughout the property. The property has above-average fencing, with new fencing being installed along the north boundary. There is 95 +/- feet of elevation change on the property, creating multiple future building sites with beautiful Flint Hills views! The diverse habitat with abundant water and cover provides great whitetail deer and upland bird hunting opportunities! The property is located on a well-maintained year-round gravel road with electricity and fiber optic cable at the road. Mineral rights are intact and will be transferred to the buyer at closing. There is an oral year-to-year tenant farm lease agreement currently in place. A boundary survey has also recently been completed. Don't miss your opportunity on this beautiful Flint Hills pasture! Showings are by appointment only, and an agent must be present to enter the property. Contact Trent Siegle at (620) 767-2926 for additional information, disclosures, or to schedule a showing. Property Features -172 +/- total acres -Warm-season native grass pasture -Big bluestem, little bluestem, Indiangrass, and switchgrass -Multiple watering ponds throughout -Above-average fencing -New fencing being installed on north boundary -95 +/- feet of elevation change -Whitetail deer and upland bird hunting -Kansas Deer Management Unit 14 -Well-maintained year-round gravel road -Electricity and fiber optic cable at the road -Mineral rights intact and transfer -Oral year-to-year tenant farm lease agreement currently in place -Boundary survey has recently been completed -2024 taxes: ~$701.67 -10 miles from Alta Vista, KS -13 miles from Council Grove, KS

This 172 +/- acre property is located in northeast Morris County, just south of Alta Vista, Kansas. The property has rolling Flint Hills views overlooking the warm-season native grass pasture and hardwood timbered draws. The pasture is very clean and mixed with big bluestem, little bluestem, Indiangrass, and switchgrass. The hardwood timbered draws are primarily mixed with burr oak, sycamore, and cottonwood trees. The property has four watering ponds that are spaced well throughout the property. The property has above-average fencing, with new fencing being installed along the north boundary. There is 95 +/- feet of elevation change on the property, creating multiple future building sites with beautiful Flint Hills views! The diverse habitat with abundant water and cover provides great whitetail deer and upland bird hunting opportunities! The property is located on a well-maintained year-round gravel road with electricity and fiber optic cable at the road. Mineral rights are intact and will be transferred to the buyer at closing. There is an oral year-to-year tenant farm lease agreement currently in place. A boundary survey has also recently been completed. Don't miss your opportunity on this beautiful Flint Hills pasture! Showings are by appointment only, and an agent must be present to enter the property. Contact Trent Siegle at (620) 767-2926 for additional information, disclosures, or to schedule a showing. Property Features -172 +/- total acres -Warm-season native grass pasture -Big bluestem, little bluestem, Indiangrass, and switchgrass -Multiple watering ponds throughout -Above-average fencing -New fencing being installed on north boundary -95 +/- feet of elevation change -Whitetail deer and upland bird hunting -Kansas Deer Management Unit 14 -Well-maintained year-round gravel road -Electricity and fiber optic cable at the road -Mineral rights intact and transfer -Oral year-to-year tenant farm lease agreement currently in place -Boundary survey has recently been completed -2024 taxes: ~$701.67 -10 miles from Alta Vista, KS -13 miles from Council Grove, KS

This 172 +/- acre property is located in northeast Morris County, just south of Alta Vista, Kansas. The property has rolling Flint Hills views overlooking the warm-season native grass pasture and hardwood timbered draws. The pasture is very clean and mixed with big bluestem, little bluestem, Indiangrass, and switchgrass. The hardwood timbered draws are primarily mixed with burr oak, sycamore, and cottonwood trees. The property has four watering ponds that are spaced well throughout the property. The property has above-average fencing, with new fencing being installed along the north boundary. There is 95 +/- feet of elevation change on the property, creating multiple future building sites with beautiful Flint Hills views! The diverse habitat with abundant water and cover provides great whitetail deer and upland bird hunting opportunities! The property is located on a well-maintained year-round gravel road with electricity and fiber optic cable at the road. Mineral rights are intact and will be transferred to the buyer at closing. There is an oral year-to-year tenant farm lease agreement currently in place. A boundary survey has also recently been completed. Don't miss your opportunity on this beautiful Flint Hills pasture! Showings are by appointment only, and an agent must be present to enter the property. Contact Trent Siegle at (620) 767-2926 for additional information, disclosures, or to schedule a showing. Property Features -172 +/- total acres -Warm-season native grass pasture -Big bluestem, little bluestem, Indiangrass, and switchgrass -Multiple watering ponds throughout -Above-average fencing -New fencing being installed on north boundary -95 +/- feet of elevation change -Whitetail deer and upland bird hunting -Kansas Deer Management Unit 14 -Well-maintained year-round gravel road -Electricity and fiber optic cable at the road -Mineral rights intact and transfer -Oral year-to-year tenant farm lease agreement currently in place -Boundary survey has recently been completed -2024 taxes: ~$701.67 -10 miles from Alta Vista, KS -13 miles from Council Grove, KS

This 172 +/- acre property is located in northeast Morris County, just south of Alta Vista, Kansas. The property has rolling Flint Hills views overlooking the warm-season native grass pasture and hardwood timbered draws. The pasture is very clean and mixed with big bluestem, little bluestem, Indiangrass, and switchgrass. The hardwood timbered draws are primarily mixed with burr oak, sycamore, and cottonwood trees. The property has four watering ponds that are spaced well throughout the property. The property has above-average fencing, with new fencing being installed along the north boundary. There is 95 +/- feet of elevation change on the property, creating multiple future building sites with beautiful Flint Hills views! The diverse habitat with abundant water and cover provides great whitetail deer and upland bird hunting opportunities! The property is located on a well-maintained year-round gravel road with electricity and fiber optic cable at the road. Mineral rights are intact and will be transferred to the buyer at closing. There is an oral year-to-year tenant farm lease agreement currently in place. A boundary survey has also recently been completed. Don't miss your opportunity on this beautiful Flint Hills pasture! Showings are by appointment only, and an agent must be present to enter the property. Contact Trent Siegle at (620) 767-2926 for additional information, disclosures, or to schedule a showing. Property Features -172 +/- total acres -Warm-season native grass pasture -Big bluestem, little bluestem, Indiangrass, and switchgrass -Multiple watering ponds throughout -Above-average fencing -New fencing being installed on north boundary -95 +/- feet of elevation change -Whitetail deer and upland bird hunting -Kansas Deer Management Unit 14 -Well-maintained year-round gravel road -Electricity and fiber optic cable at the road -Mineral rights intact and transfer -Oral year-to-year tenant farm lease agreement currently in place -Boundary survey has recently been completed -2024 taxes: ~$701.67 -10 miles from Alta Vista, KS -13 miles from Council Grove, KS

This 172 +/- acre property is located in northeast Morris County, just south of Alta Vista, Kansas. The property has rolling Flint Hills views overlooking the warm-season native grass pasture and hardwood timbered draws. The pasture is very clean and mixed with big bluestem, little bluestem, Indiangrass, and switchgrass. The hardwood timbered draws are primarily mixed with burr oak, sycamore, and cottonwood trees. The property has four watering ponds that are spaced well throughout the property. The property has above-average fencing, with new fencing being installed along the north boundary. There is 95 +/- feet of elevation change on the property, creating multiple future building sites with beautiful Flint Hills views! The diverse habitat with abundant water and cover provides great whitetail deer and upland bird hunting opportunities! The property is located on a well-maintained year-round gravel road with electricity and fiber optic cable at the road. Mineral rights are intact and will be transferred to the buyer at closing. There is an oral year-to-year tenant farm lease agreement currently in place. A boundary survey has also recently been completed. Don't miss your opportunity on this beautiful Flint Hills pasture! Showings are by appointment only, and an agent must be present to enter the property. Contact Trent Siegle at (620) 767-2926 for additional information, disclosures, or to schedule a showing. Property Features -172 +/- total acres -Warm-season native grass pasture -Big bluestem, little bluestem, Indiangrass, and switchgrass -Multiple watering ponds throughout -Above-average fencing -New fencing being installed on north boundary -95 +/- feet of elevation change -Whitetail deer and upland bird hunting -Kansas Deer Management Unit 14 -Well-maintained year-round gravel road -Electricity and fiber optic cable at the road -Mineral rights intact and transfer -Oral year-to-year tenant farm lease agreement currently in place -Boundary survey has recently been completed -2024 taxes: ~$701.67 -10 miles from Alta Vista, KS -13 miles from Council Grove, KS

This 172 +/- acre property is located in northeast Morris County, just south of Alta Vista, Kansas. The property has rolling Flint Hills views overlooking the warm-season native grass pasture and hardwood timbered draws. The pasture is very clean and mixed with big bluestem, little bluestem, Indiangrass, and switchgrass. The hardwood timbered draws are primarily mixed with burr oak, sycamore, and cottonwood trees. The property has four watering ponds that are spaced well throughout the property. The property has above-average fencing, with new fencing being installed along the north boundary. There is 95 +/- feet of elevation change on the property, creating multiple future building sites with beautiful Flint Hills views! The diverse habitat with abundant water and cover provides great whitetail deer and upland bird hunting opportunities! The property is located on a well-maintained year-round gravel road with electricity and fiber optic cable at the road. Mineral rights are intact and will be transferred to the buyer at closing. There is an oral year-to-year tenant farm lease agreement currently in place. A boundary survey has also recently been completed. Don't miss your opportunity on this beautiful Flint Hills pasture! Showings are by appointment only, and an agent must be present to enter the property. Contact Trent Siegle at (620) 767-2926 for additional information, disclosures, or to schedule a showing. Property Features -172 +/- total acres -Warm-season native grass pasture -Big bluestem, little bluestem, Indiangrass, and switchgrass -Multiple watering ponds throughout -Above-average fencing -New fencing being installed on north boundary -95 +/- feet of elevation change -Whitetail deer and upland bird hunting -Kansas Deer Management Unit 14 -Well-maintained year-round gravel road -Electricity and fiber optic cable at the road -Mineral rights intact and transfer -Oral year-to-year tenant farm lease agreement currently in place -Boundary survey has recently been completed -2024 taxes: ~$701.67 -10 miles from Alta Vista, KS -13 miles from Council Grove, KS

This Flint Hills ranch near Council Grove, known locally as 'the Wildcat,' offers a unique grazing production and recreation opportunity. With +/-401 acres of native grass, natural water, and premium wildlife habitat, it's a strong fit for hunters, ranchers, and investors.Wildcat Creek winds through the entire length of the property, providing a water source for livestock and wildlife. In addition, multiple springs and a stock pond help supplement on dry years. The land is fully perimeter fenced and supports seasonal grazing, with an annual lease opportunity already in place. The longtime tenant has typically double-stocked the pasture, allowing ample rest time prior to the fall hunting season.This ranch really shines for avid whitetail deer hunters. It lies in Deer Management Unit 14, an area well known for producing trophy-class whitetail, and furthermore, is located in an area locally known to produce world-class bucks. The creek corridor, thick bedding cover, and limited road exposure allow deer to move comfortably in daylight. Wild turkey and bobwhite quail are also abundant, creating a complete upland and big game package. The ranch has been leased by the same group of hunters for nearly 20 years, who have focused entirely on killing next-level bucks.Access comes via a minimum-maintenance road, ensuring privacy while still being close to local amenities. Just minutes away, Council Grove offers small-town charm with everything from the historic Hays House diner to a well-stocked feed store. Contact the listing agent today to schedule a tour!

This Flint Hills ranch near Council Grove, known locally as 'the Wildcat,' offers a unique grazing production and recreation opportunity. With +/-401 acres of native grass, natural water, and premium wildlife habitat, it's a strong fit for hunters, ranchers, and investors.Wildcat Creek winds through the entire length of the property, providing a water source for livestock and wildlife. In addition, multiple springs and a stock pond help supplement on dry years. The land is fully perimeter fenced and supports seasonal grazing, with an annual lease opportunity already in place. The longtime tenant has typically double-stocked the pasture, allowing ample rest time prior to the fall hunting season.This ranch really shines for avid whitetail deer hunters. It lies in Deer Management Unit 14, an area well known for producing trophy-class whitetail, and furthermore, is located in an area locally known to produce world-class bucks. The creek corridor, thick bedding cover, and limited road exposure allow deer to move comfortably in daylight. Wild turkey and bobwhite quail are also abundant, creating a complete upland and big game package. The ranch has been leased by the same group of hunters for nearly 20 years, who have focused entirely on killing next-level bucks.Access comes via a minimum-maintenance road, ensuring privacy while still being close to local amenities. Just minutes away, Council Grove offers small-town charm with everything from the historic Hays House diner to a well-stocked feed store. Contact the listing agent today to schedule a tour!

This Flint Hills ranch near Council Grove, known locally as 'the Wildcat,' offers a unique grazing production and recreation opportunity. With +/-401 acres of native grass, natural water, and premium wildlife habitat, it's a strong fit for hunters, ranchers, and investors.Wildcat Creek winds through the entire length of the property, providing a water source for livestock and wildlife. In addition, multiple springs and a stock pond help supplement on dry years. The land is fully perimeter fenced and supports seasonal grazing, with an annual lease opportunity already in place. The longtime tenant has typically double-stocked the pasture, allowing ample rest time prior to the fall hunting season.This ranch really shines for avid whitetail deer hunters. It lies in Deer Management Unit 14, an area well known for producing trophy-class whitetail, and furthermore, is located in an area locally known to produce world-class bucks. The creek corridor, thick bedding cover, and limited road exposure allow deer to move comfortably in daylight. Wild turkey and bobwhite quail are also abundant, creating a complete upland and big game package. The ranch has been leased by the same group of hunters for nearly 20 years, who have focused entirely on killing next-level bucks.Access comes via a minimum-maintenance road, ensuring privacy while still being close to local amenities. Just minutes away, Council Grove offers small-town charm with everything from the historic Hays House diner to a well-stocked feed store. Contact the listing agent today to schedule a tour!

This Flint Hills ranch near Council Grove, known locally as 'the Wildcat,' offers a unique grazing production and recreation opportunity. With +/-401 acres of native grass, natural water, and premium wildlife habitat, it's a strong fit for hunters, ranchers, and investors.Wildcat Creek winds through the entire length of the property, providing a water source for livestock and wildlife. In addition, multiple springs and a stock pond help supplement on dry years. The land is fully perimeter fenced and supports seasonal grazing, with an annual lease opportunity already in place. The longtime tenant has typically double-stocked the pasture, allowing ample rest time prior to the fall hunting season.This ranch really shines for avid whitetail deer hunters. It lies in Deer Management Unit 14, an area well known for producing trophy-class whitetail, and furthermore, is located in an area locally known to produce world-class bucks. The creek corridor, thick bedding cover, and limited road exposure allow deer to move comfortably in daylight. Wild turkey and bobwhite quail are also abundant, creating a complete upland and big game package. The ranch has been leased by the same group of hunters for nearly 20 years, who have focused entirely on killing next-level bucks.Access comes via a minimum-maintenance road, ensuring privacy while still being close to local amenities. Just minutes away, Council Grove offers small-town charm with everything from the historic Hays House diner to a well-stocked feed store. Contact the listing agent today to schedule a tour!

This Flint Hills ranch near Council Grove, known locally as 'the Wildcat,' offers a unique grazing production and recreation opportunity. With +/-401 acres of native grass, natural water, and premium wildlife habitat, it's a strong fit for hunters, ranchers, and investors.Wildcat Creek winds through the entire length of the property, providing a water source for livestock and wildlife. In addition, multiple springs and a stock pond help supplement on dry years. The land is fully perimeter fenced and supports seasonal grazing, with an annual lease opportunity already in place. The longtime tenant has typically double-stocked the pasture, allowing ample rest time prior to the fall hunting season.This ranch really shines for avid whitetail deer hunters. It lies in Deer Management Unit 14, an area well known for producing trophy-class whitetail, and furthermore, is located in an area locally known to produce world-class bucks. The creek corridor, thick bedding cover, and limited road exposure allow deer to move comfortably in daylight. Wild turkey and bobwhite quail are also abundant, creating a complete upland and big game package. The ranch has been leased by the same group of hunters for nearly 20 years, who have focused entirely on killing next-level bucks.Access comes via a minimum-maintenance road, ensuring privacy while still being close to local amenities. Just minutes away, Council Grove offers small-town charm with everything from the historic Hays House diner to a well-stocked feed store. Contact the listing agent today to schedule a tour!

This Flint Hills ranch near Council Grove, known locally as 'the Wildcat,' offers a unique grazing production and recreation opportunity. With +/-401 acres of native grass, natural water, and premium wildlife habitat, it's a strong fit for hunters, ranchers, and investors.Wildcat Creek winds through the entire length of the property, providing a water source for livestock and wildlife. In addition, multiple springs and a stock pond help supplement on dry years. The land is fully perimeter fenced and supports seasonal grazing, with an annual lease opportunity already in place. The longtime tenant has typically double-stocked the pasture, allowing ample rest time prior to the fall hunting season.This ranch really shines for avid whitetail deer hunters. It lies in Deer Management Unit 14, an area well known for producing trophy-class whitetail, and furthermore, is located in an area locally known to produce world-class bucks. The creek corridor, thick bedding cover, and limited road exposure allow deer to move comfortably in daylight. Wild turkey and bobwhite quail are also abundant, creating a complete upland and big game package. The ranch has been leased by the same group of hunters for nearly 20 years, who have focused entirely on killing next-level bucks.Access comes via a minimum-maintenance road, ensuring privacy while still being close to local amenities. Just minutes away, Council Grove offers small-town charm with everything from the historic Hays House diner to a well-stocked feed store. Contact the listing agent today to schedule a tour!

This Flint Hills ranch near Council Grove, known locally as 'the Wildcat,' offers a unique grazing production and recreation opportunity. With +/-401 acres of native grass, natural water, and premium wildlife habitat, it's a strong fit for hunters, ranchers, and investors.Wildcat Creek winds through the entire length of the property, providing a water source for livestock and wildlife. In addition, multiple springs and a stock pond help supplement on dry years. The land is fully perimeter fenced and supports seasonal grazing, with an annual lease opportunity already in place. The longtime tenant has typically double-stocked the pasture, allowing ample rest time prior to the fall hunting season.This ranch really shines for avid whitetail deer hunters. It lies in Deer Management Unit 14, an area well known for producing trophy-class whitetail, and furthermore, is located in an area locally known to produce world-class bucks. The creek corridor, thick bedding cover, and limited road exposure allow deer to move comfortably in daylight. Wild turkey and bobwhite quail are also abundant, creating a complete upland and big game package. The ranch has been leased by the same group of hunters for nearly 20 years, who have focused entirely on killing next-level bucks.Access comes via a minimum-maintenance road, ensuring privacy while still being close to local amenities. Just minutes away, Council Grove offers small-town charm with everything from the historic Hays House diner to a well-stocked feed store. Contact the listing agent today to schedule a tour!

This Flint Hills ranch near Council Grove, known locally as 'the Wildcat,' offers a unique grazing production and recreation opportunity. With +/-401 acres of native grass, natural water, and premium wildlife habitat, it's a strong fit for hunters, ranchers, and investors.Wildcat Creek winds through the entire length of the property, providing a water source for livestock and wildlife. In addition, multiple springs and a stock pond help supplement on dry years. The land is fully perimeter fenced and supports seasonal grazing, with an annual lease opportunity already in place. The longtime tenant has typically double-stocked the pasture, allowing ample rest time prior to the fall hunting season.This ranch really shines for avid whitetail deer hunters. It lies in Deer Management Unit 14, an area well known for producing trophy-class whitetail, and furthermore, is located in an area locally known to produce world-class bucks. The creek corridor, thick bedding cover, and limited road exposure allow deer to move comfortably in daylight. Wild turkey and bobwhite quail are also abundant, creating a complete upland and big game package. The ranch has been leased by the same group of hunters for nearly 20 years, who have focused entirely on killing next-level bucks.Access comes via a minimum-maintenance road, ensuring privacy while still being close to local amenities. Just minutes away, Council Grove offers small-town charm with everything from the historic Hays House diner to a well-stocked feed store. Contact the listing agent today to schedule a tour!

This Flint Hills ranch near Council Grove, known locally as 'the Wildcat,' offers a unique grazing production and recreation opportunity. With +/-401 acres of native grass, natural water, and premium wildlife habitat, it's a strong fit for hunters, ranchers, and investors.Wildcat Creek winds through the entire length of the property, providing a water source for livestock and wildlife. In addition, multiple springs and a stock pond help supplement on dry years. The land is fully perimeter fenced and supports seasonal grazing, with an annual lease opportunity already in place. The longtime tenant has typically double-stocked the pasture, allowing ample rest time prior to the fall hunting season.This ranch really shines for avid whitetail deer hunters. It lies in Deer Management Unit 14, an area well known for producing trophy-class whitetail, and furthermore, is located in an area locally known to produce world-class bucks. The creek corridor, thick bedding cover, and limited road exposure allow deer to move comfortably in daylight. Wild turkey and bobwhite quail are also abundant, creating a complete upland and big game package. The ranch has been leased by the same group of hunters for nearly 20 years, who have focused entirely on killing next-level bucks.Access comes via a minimum-maintenance road, ensuring privacy while still being close to local amenities. Just minutes away, Council Grove offers small-town charm with everything from the historic Hays House diner to a well-stocked feed store. Contact the listing agent today to schedule a tour!

This Flint Hills ranch near Council Grove, known locally as 'the Wildcat,' offers a unique grazing production and recreation opportunity. With +/-401 acres of native grass, natural water, and premium wildlife habitat, it's a strong fit for hunters, ranchers, and investors.Wildcat Creek winds through the entire length of the property, providing a water source for livestock and wildlife. In addition, multiple springs and a stock pond help supplement on dry years. The land is fully perimeter fenced and supports seasonal grazing, with an annual lease opportunity already in place. The longtime tenant has typically double-stocked the pasture, allowing ample rest time prior to the fall hunting season.This ranch really shines for avid whitetail deer hunters. It lies in Deer Management Unit 14, an area well known for producing trophy-class whitetail, and furthermore, is located in an area locally known to produce world-class bucks. The creek corridor, thick bedding cover, and limited road exposure allow deer to move comfortably in daylight. Wild turkey and bobwhite quail are also abundant, creating a complete upland and big game package. The ranch has been leased by the same group of hunters for nearly 20 years, who have focused entirely on killing next-level bucks.Access comes via a minimum-maintenance road, ensuring privacy while still being close to local amenities. Just minutes away, Council Grove offers small-town charm with everything from the historic Hays House diner to a well-stocked feed store. Contact the listing agent today to schedule a tour!

This Flint Hills ranch near Council Grove, known locally as 'the Wildcat,' offers a unique grazing production and recreation opportunity. With +/-401 acres of native grass, natural water, and premium wildlife habitat, it's a strong fit for hunters, ranchers, and investors.Wildcat Creek winds through the entire length of the property, providing a water source for livestock and wildlife. In addition, multiple springs and a stock pond help supplement on dry years. The land is fully perimeter fenced and supports seasonal grazing, with an annual lease opportunity already in place. The longtime tenant has typically double-stocked the pasture, allowing ample rest time prior to the fall hunting season.This ranch really shines for avid whitetail deer hunters. It lies in Deer Management Unit 14, an area well known for producing trophy-class whitetail, and furthermore, is located in an area locally known to produce world-class bucks. The creek corridor, thick bedding cover, and limited road exposure allow deer to move comfortably in daylight. Wild turkey and bobwhite quail are also abundant, creating a complete upland and big game package. The ranch has been leased by the same group of hunters for nearly 20 years, who have focused entirely on killing next-level bucks.Access comes via a minimum-maintenance road, ensuring privacy while still being close to local amenities. Just minutes away, Council Grove offers small-town charm with everything from the historic Hays House diner to a well-stocked feed store. Contact the listing agent today to schedule a tour!

This Flint Hills ranch near Council Grove, known locally as 'the Wildcat,' offers a unique grazing production and recreation opportunity. With +/-401 acres of native grass, natural water, and premium wildlife habitat, it's a strong fit for hunters, ranchers, and investors.Wildcat Creek winds through the entire length of the property, providing a water source for livestock and wildlife. In addition, multiple springs and a stock pond help supplement on dry years. The land is fully perimeter fenced and supports seasonal grazing, with an annual lease opportunity already in place. The longtime tenant has typically double-stocked the pasture, allowing ample rest time prior to the fall hunting season.This ranch really shines for avid whitetail deer hunters. It lies in Deer Management Unit 14, an area well known for producing trophy-class whitetail, and furthermore, is located in an area locally known to produce world-class bucks. The creek corridor, thick bedding cover, and limited road exposure allow deer to move comfortably in daylight. Wild turkey and bobwhite quail are also abundant, creating a complete upland and big game package. The ranch has been leased by the same group of hunters for nearly 20 years, who have focused entirely on killing next-level bucks.Access comes via a minimum-maintenance road, ensuring privacy while still being close to local amenities. Just minutes away, Council Grove offers small-town charm with everything from the historic Hays House diner to a well-stocked feed store. Contact the listing agent today to schedule a tour!

This Flint Hills ranch near Council Grove, known locally as 'the Wildcat,' offers a unique grazing production and recreation opportunity. With +/-401 acres of native grass, natural water, and premium wildlife habitat, it's a strong fit for hunters, ranchers, and investors.Wildcat Creek winds through the entire length of the property, providing a water source for livestock and wildlife. In addition, multiple springs and a stock pond help supplement on dry years. The land is fully perimeter fenced and supports seasonal grazing, with an annual lease opportunity already in place. The longtime tenant has typically double-stocked the pasture, allowing ample rest time prior to the fall hunting season.This ranch really shines for avid whitetail deer hunters. It lies in Deer Management Unit 14, an area well known for producing trophy-class whitetail, and furthermore, is located in an area locally known to produce world-class bucks. The creek corridor, thick bedding cover, and limited road exposure allow deer to move comfortably in daylight. Wild turkey and bobwhite quail are also abundant, creating a complete upland and big game package. The ranch has been leased by the same group of hunters for nearly 20 years, who have focused entirely on killing next-level bucks.Access comes via a minimum-maintenance road, ensuring privacy while still being close to local amenities. Just minutes away, Council Grove offers small-town charm with everything from the historic Hays House diner to a well-stocked feed store. Contact the listing agent today to schedule a tour!

This 54.78-acre tract in Morris County offers a balanced mix of tillable farmland, creek bottom, timber, and native grass that sets up well for both recreation and production. Located on 950K Avenue in the southwest quarter of Section 10-15-8, the farm sits less than a mile west of Highway 177, north of Council Grove, approximately two miles from Council Grove Reservoir and the surrounding public wildlife area.This farm packs a lot into a small package. Short Creek winds through the tract, creating a hardwood creek bottom with multiple pools of water. A small pond, scattered timber pockets, and several ridge tops provide diversity across the landscape. Natural travel corridors run northsouth and eastwest, providing ample cover and movement routes for whitetail deer. The area is known for excellent genetics that produce large antlered bucks. The property features highly productive soils with the majority being class 1 Mason and Reading silt loam carrying an NCCPI average of 82.92. These tillable bottom fields provide dependable income potential and options for food plots. The mix of habitat is a mecca for wildlife, including whitetails, turkey, and upland birds. The pond and creek provide consistent water throughout the year.In addition, there are several locations that could be an excellent location to build your forever home with scenic country views with highway access nearby. Utilities, including rural water, are nearby, and buyers should verify availability for potential building sites. Council Grove is only minutes away for amenities, and Manhattan lies about 32 miles to the north via Highway 177.Tracts of this size with diverse habitat, fertile soils, and multiple water sources for wildlife don't come available every day. It will hunt 'bigger' than other parcels of similar size. Contact the listing agent today to schedule a showing!

Located in Section 31-14-7 in Morris County, Kansas, this 59-acre property provides a strong balance of hunting opportunity with supporting agricultural use. A 6 6 ft redneck blind set on a 10-ft tower overlooks a food-plot planted to oats, turnips, and radishes. This setup lies along a known travel corridor in a region recognized for consistent deer activity, making the property immediately usable for whitetail hunting. In addition to deer, the mix of open grass and water creates potential for bobwhite quail and seasonal waterfowl opportunity. Three ponds supply reliable water for wildlife and contribute to habitat diversity.Beyond hunting, the tract includes 16 acres of productive native hayland and 43 acres of native grass pasture. The land's rolling Flint Hills terrain supports hay production, seasonal grazing, or a combination of both. A barbed-wire perimeter fence surrounds the pasture, currently in fair condition and serviceable with maintenance. Several sites within the property would accommodate a country home build, offering open views and good access.County road frontage provides entry, and nearby utilities should be verified by a buyer. The combination of established food plots, elevated blinds, ponds, and cover ensures the property can serve recreational needs while supporting agricultural operations. This tract offers an opportunity for both hunting and income potential within central Kansas. Contact the listing agent today to schedule a showing.

This 158 +/- acre tract is located in western Morris County, just outside of Burdick, Kansas. It has 80 +/- cropland acres with 68 +/- acres actively in production, and the remaining 12 +/- acres seeded to brome grass. The cropland acres have 1 to 3 percent slopes with well-kept terraces, waterways, and field edges. The cropland soils primarily consist of Class II Irwin silty clay loam soils, and have an NCCPI overall weighted average of 58. The property has 68 +/- DCP crop base acres with an ARC County crop election. The remaining 78 +/- acres have a 62 +/- acre fenced native grass pasture and a 16 +/- acre native grass hay meadow. The pasture also has a large watering/fishing pond. The property is located on well-maintained, year-round gravel roads with electric and fiber optic cable at the northwest boundary of the property. Mineral rights are intact and will be transferred to the buyer at closing. There is currently no active tenant farm lease agreement in place. This property has so much to offer, from productive cropland acres, fenced pasture, and clean hay meadows! Contact Trent Siegle at (620) 767-2926 for additional information, disclosures, or to schedule a showing. Property Features -158 +/- total acres -80 +/- cropland acres -62 +/- native grass pasture acres -16 +/- native grass hay acres -Class II, Irwin silty clay loam soils -1 to 3 percent slopes -NCCPI overall weighted average of 58 -Well-kept terraces, waterways, and field edges -68 +/- DCP crop base acres -ARC County crop election -Fenced native grass pasture -Large watering pond -Clean native grass hay meadow -43 +/- feet of elevation change -Whitetail deer, upland bird, and waterfowl hunting -Well-maintained, year-round gravel roads -Electric and fiber optic cable at the road -Mineral rights intact and transfer -No current active tenant farm lease agreement in place -2024 taxes: $1,034.88 -1.5 miles from Burdick, KS -8 miles from Lost Springs, KS

This 158 +/- acre tract is located in western Morris County, just outside of Burdick, Kansas. It has 80 +/- cropland acres with 68 +/- acres actively in production, and the remaining 12 +/- acres seeded to brome grass. The cropland acres have 1 to 3 percent slopes with well-kept terraces, waterways, and field edges. The cropland soils primarily consist of Class II Irwin silty clay loam soils, and have an NCCPI overall weighted average of 58. The property has 68 +/- DCP crop base acres with an ARC County crop election. The remaining 78 +/- acres have a 62 +/- acre fenced native grass pasture and a 16 +/- acre native grass hay meadow. The pasture also has a large watering/fishing pond. The property is located on well-maintained, year-round gravel roads with electric and fiber optic cable at the northwest boundary of the property. Mineral rights are intact and will be transferred to the buyer at closing. There is currently no active tenant farm lease agreement in place. This property has so much to offer, from productive cropland acres, fenced pasture, and clean hay meadows! Contact Trent Siegle at (620) 767-2926 for additional information, disclosures, or to schedule a showing. Property Features -158 +/- total acres -80 +/- cropland acres -62 +/- native grass pasture acres -16 +/- native grass hay acres -Class II, Irwin silty clay loam soils -1 to 3 percent slopes -NCCPI overall weighted average of 58 -Well-kept terraces, waterways, and field edges -68 +/- DCP crop base acres -ARC County crop election -Fenced native grass pasture -Large watering pond -Clean native grass hay meadow -43 +/- feet of elevation change -Whitetail deer, upland bird, and waterfowl hunting -Well-maintained, year-round gravel roads -Electric and fiber optic cable at the road -Mineral rights intact and transfer -No current active tenant farm lease agreement in place -2024 taxes: $1,034.88 -1.5 miles from Burdick, KS -8 miles from Lost Springs, KS

This 158 +/- acre tract is located in western Morris County, just outside of Burdick, Kansas. It has 80 +/- cropland acres with 68 +/- acres actively in production, and the remaining 12 +/- acres seeded to brome grass. The cropland acres have 1 to 3 percent slopes with well-kept terraces, waterways, and field edges. The cropland soils primarily consist of Class II Irwin silty clay loam soils, and have an NCCPI overall weighted average of 58. The property has 68 +/- DCP crop base acres with an ARC County crop election. The remaining 78 +/- acres have a 62 +/- acre fenced native grass pasture and a 16 +/- acre native grass hay meadow. The pasture also has a large watering/fishing pond. The property is located on well-maintained, year-round gravel roads with electric and fiber optic cable at the northwest boundary of the property. Mineral rights are intact and will be transferred to the buyer at closing. There is currently no active tenant farm lease agreement in place. This property has so much to offer, from productive cropland acres, fenced pasture, and clean hay meadows! Contact Trent Siegle at (620) 767-2926 for additional information, disclosures, or to schedule a showing. Property Features -158 +/- total acres -80 +/- cropland acres -62 +/- native grass pasture acres -16 +/- native grass hay acres -Class II, Irwin silty clay loam soils -1 to 3 percent slopes -NCCPI overall weighted average of 58 -Well-kept terraces, waterways, and field edges -68 +/- DCP crop base acres -ARC County crop election -Fenced native grass pasture -Large watering pond -Clean native grass hay meadow -43 +/- feet of elevation change -Whitetail deer, upland bird, and waterfowl hunting -Well-maintained, year-round gravel roads -Electric and fiber optic cable at the road -Mineral rights intact and transfer -No current active tenant farm lease agreement in place -2024 taxes: $1,034.88 -1.5 miles from Burdick, KS -8 miles from Lost Springs, KS