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Located along the Comanche and Kiowa County line, this 1,704.7 acre property offers a diverse combination of native grassland, timbered draws, tillable acreage, water features, and well-designed improvements. The property has been managed to support both agricultural and recreational uses while providing convenient access throughout by county road frontage. The landscape consists primarily of gently rolling native grass interspersed with mature timbered draws that create natural travel corridors for wildlife while providing excellent grazing opportunities if desired. Approximately 94 acres are currently in tillable production, with additional acreage established as food plots to benefit wildlife. The varied terrain, combined with multiple habitat types, creates a property suited for livestock operations, hunting, and year-round outdoor recreation. The west side of the ranch has seen several recent improvements focused on wildlife habitat. New food plots have been established to provide forage for deer, and a pair of newly constructed ponds expand available water sources. These ponds also provide seasonal opportunities for waterfowl as migration conditions allow. The combination of native grasses, scattered cover, and water creates a balanced habitat across this portion of the property. The eastern side offers a different landscape, featuring heavier concentrations of mature timber, mixed with tillable fields positioned along the edges. This transition between cover and agricultural acreage creates natural movement patterns for wildlife. A large pond on the east side seasonally attracts waterfowl while also serving as an additional water source for wildlife. The diversity between the eastern and western portions provides a variety of hunting setups and management options throughout the property. The residence adds significant value and functionality to the ranch. Originally constructed in 1928, the home has been recently updated while maintaining its character. Offering approximately 2,178 square feet of living space, it includes six bedrooms and two full bathrooms, making it well-suited as either a full-time residence or a hunting lodge capable of accommodating family and guests during hunting season. A newly constructed metal shop complements the home and provides extensive utility for ranch operations and equipment storage. The building includes an overhang for larger machinery and equipment, along with enclosed storage for vehicles, UTVs, and hunting gear. A full bathroom adds convenience for daily work around the property. One of the shop's standout features is its dedicated game processing room. Designed with functionality in mind, it includes a large walk-in cooler, an overhead winch for hanging game, a floor drain, and a cutting table. These improvements provide an efficient space for processing harvested game directly on the property. County road frontage provides dependable access around the ranch, allowing convenient movement to multiple areas of the property for ranch management, equipment transport, livestock operations, or hunting access. The combination of road access and the property's layout allows different portions of the ranch to be utilized efficiently throughout the year. Whether the next owner is seeking a working grass ranch, recreational hunting property, or a combination of both, this property offers a blend of habitat diversity, productive acreage, quality improvements, and operational infrastructure. The updated home, functional shop, dedicated game-processing facilities, established food plots, ponds, native grass, timbered draws, and tillable acreage combine to create a versatile ranch in south-central Kansas with opportunities for agricultural production and outdoor recreation. Shown by appointment only, please reach out to the listing agent to set up a private showing.

Freedom Land Farm: Turnkey Habitat Management & Hunting Farm Near Hutchinson, Kansas L2 Realty, Inc. proudly presents 160 acres of highly managed Kansas recreational land near Hutchinson! The word "turnkey" gets used a lot in real estate, but this property truly earns that title. Featuring nearly 10 acres of established irrigated food plots, three water wells, two ponds, diverse wildlife habitat, a 2,600 square-foot ranch-style home, an exceptional 80' times 30' metal building, and an extensive list of equipment and personal property included with the sale, this farm is ready to operate from day one. From the trenched irrigation system and habitat-management equipment to the elevated hunting blinds, tractor, implements, and side-by-side, nearly everything needed to maintain, improve, and hunt the property is already here. Move in your personal belongings, fire up the tractor, and start managing your own Kansas hunting farm! Irrigated Food Plots & Habitat Management One of the most valuable and unique features of this property is its irrigated food plot system. Three food plots totaling nearly 10 acres are currently being managed, with additional areas available for future plots if desired. Each existing plot has access to irrigation, giving the landowner the ability to establish and maintain dependable forage during the hot, dry Kansas summers and arid winters. The property contains three wells, including a high-volume well producing approximately 50 gallons per minute. Irrigation lines have been trenched throughout the farm, with supply stations positioned near the food plots. The included irrigation equipment consists of an automated, self-retracting water reel, extensive water-supply hose, and multiple remote irrigation hookups, all controlled by an app on your phone. During years when surrounding properties are struggling through drought conditions, this system provides the ability to keep food growing and wildlife returning to the farm. Not only are the food plots irrigated, but the ponds can be filled in a matter of days with the water supply provided by the wells. That combination of reliable water, established food plots, and included equipment creates a habitat-management setup that is extremely difficult to duplicate. Wildlife Habitat The habitat diversity on this farm is absolutely fantastic. Sandhills prairie, mature creek-bottom timber, cedar thickets, brushy transition cover, irrigated food plots, orchard trees, and open areas create nearly every component needed to hold wildlife throughout the year. The sandhills prairie, cedars, and brush provide excellent bedding and security cover for whitetail deer. Mature timber across the southern half of the property creates defined travel corridors, shaded bedding areas, and quality roosting habitat for wild turkeys. During the rut, bucks can cruise the timbered creek corridors while remaining concealed as they move between bedding areas and destination food sources. Nearly 10 acres of managed food plots provide dependable feeding areas, while additional plot locations allow the next owner to further customize the property. With cover, food, water, and low-impact access all working together, this farm has the ingredients needed to hold, grow, manage, and hunt mature Kansas whitetails. Deer, Turkey & Archery Hunting The hunting on this property is exceptional, particularly for archery whitetail hunters. According to the current landowner, evening sits overlooking the food plots regularly produce sightings of more than 30 deer. Flocks of 50 or more wild turkeys have also been observed using the property. Based on the owner's observations, the farm appears to maintain a healthy buck-to-doe ratio, estimated at approximately 1:1.5 up to 1:2 bucks per doe during certain periods. Multiple mature bucks are present on the farm each year, and a resident bachelor group commonly spends the summer using the property's food, water, and bedding cover. The hunting can become even more dynamic once the surrounding crops are harvested. At that point, the landowner typically sees an influx of additional mature bucks moving onto the farm. The combination of irrigated food plots, abundant bedding cover, secure creek-bottom timber, and rut travel corridors makes the property a natural destination as outside food sources disappear and bucks begin searching for does. The southern half of the property contains mature creek timber that creates excellent bowhunting cover, natural pinch points, and concealed travel routes. Brushy areas, cedar thickets, and sandhills prairie provide multiple bedding zones, while the food plots create predictable destination feeding areas. These habitat types are connected by an extensive trail system and can be accessed from multiple directions depending on the wind. Years of habitat work, food plot management, water development, and thoughtful access planning have created a farm that can be hunted strategically without placing unnecessary pressure on its highest-use areas. With mature bucks using the property every year, large evening deer numbers, and a layout designed around food, bedding, water, and travel, the archery hunting on this farm is truly phenomenal. Two elevated box blinds are included with the sale, including one Diamond hunting blind and one 360 hunting blind. With the existing trail system, multiple access points, established food plots, and included equipment, the hunting setup is ready for immediate use. Water Features & Future Pond Potential Two ponds provide additional water sources for wildlife. The pond west of the residence is supported by an operating windmill well, and an additional nearby well could provide water for future improvements. Electricity is also available near the pond. The open ground surrounding this pond may provide an opportunity to create a significantly larger water feature, potentially exceeding four acres, depending on design, engineering, soil conditions, and applicable approvals. The existing well and electrical service also create possibilities for a future pond-side structure, guest quarters, dock house, or recreational gathering area, subject to county requirements and permitting. Combined with the irrigated food plots and multiple wells, the property has a water infrastructure package rarely found on a recreational farm of this size. Access, Privacy & Trail System A gated entrance helps maintain privacy and control access to the property. An extensive interior trail system reaches the vast majority of the farm, making it easy to access food plots, hunting locations, ponds, habitat projects, and remote areas with a pickup or UTV. Road frontage along two different roads provides additional flexibility for hunting access. Depending on wind direction and stand location, hunters may be able to enter from different sides of the property and reduce disturbance in high-use bedding and feeding areas. That kind of access can make a major difference when managing pressure and hunting mature whitetails. Ranch-Style Home The ranch-style home was built in 1996 and contains approximately 2,600 square feet with three bedrooms and three bathrooms. The home offers large bedrooms, spacious living areas, and an open layout with plenty of room for everyday living, entertaining, or hosting hunting guests. The basement is approximately half finished and provides substantial storage along with room to create additional finished living space, bedrooms, a recreation room, or a hunting-gear area. The residence is served by a private well providing quality water. Numerous upgrades and improvements have been completed in recent years. Buyers should review the Seller's Disclosure and supporting documentation for the complete list of updates. 80' x 30' Insulated Metal Building The 80' x 30' metal building is the cherry on top of an already impressive property. It contains multiple bays and two large overhead doors, creating room for vehicles, tractors, implements, UTVs, mowers, tools, hunting equipment, and habitat-management supplies. A portion of the building is unconditioned equipment-storage space, making it well suited for the tractor and larger implements. The remaining portion is fully insulated, heated, and cooled, providing a comfortable work environment through the heat of summer and cold of winter. Whether used as a workshop, equipment headquarters, vehicle garage, hunting shop, or all of the above, this is a high-quality building with the space and infrastructure needed to properly operate the farm. Orchard, Garden & Irrigated Grounds A fenced orchard sits near the metal building and contains established apple, pear, and peach trees. The high fence helps protect the orchard from deer and other wildlife. Inside the fenced area is also a large garden space with room to grow vegetables, fruit, or additional plantings. The yard surrounding the residence and metal building is irrigated by an underground sprinkler system, making it easier to maintain the homesite, landscaping, orchard, and outdoor areas. Equipment & Personal Property Included A major component of this offering is the extensive amount of equipment and personal property included with the sale. This is not simply a farm with a few tools left behind. The equipment package gives the next owner what they need to immediately maintain the land, manage wildlife habitat, plant food plots, operate the irrigation system, and enjoy the property. Included personal property consists of, but is not limited to: - 100-horsepower John Deere tractor - Front-end loader and grapple bucket - Multiple tractor implements - No-till drill - Polaris Ranger 1000 Crew - John Deere zero-turn mower - Two large jobsite-style storage boxes - Fuel tanks - Diamond elevated hunting blind - 360 elevated hunting blind - Air compressor - Sprayers - Torches - Welder - Flatbed trailer - Mobile watering tank - Automated self-retracting irrigation

Located just east of Florence, Kansas, in the heart of the legendary Flint Hills, Rockin R Ranch encompasses approximately 600 acres of some of the most breathtaking country found anywhere in the Midwest. Defined by dramatic elevation changes, pristine native grasslands, mature hardwood timber, extraordinary water resources, luxury accommodations, and an exceptional wildlife population, this remarkable property offers a rare combination of sporting recreation, conservation, agricultural productivity, and refined ranch living. The ranch comprises approximately 354 acres of pristine native bluestem grass, some of the densest, cleanest, and most vigorous native pasture one could hope to find. Approximately 153 acres are covered by mature hardwood timber, including bur oak, black walnut, sycamore, cottonwood, elm, and hackberry. Towering hilltops, deep wooded draws, protected creek bottoms, and rolling hillsides create tremendous visual appeal while providing abundant cover, bedding habitat, and natural travel corridors for wildlife. An additional approximately 93 acres of tillable ground are currently established in brome grass. Featuring highly productive Reading and Labette soils classified primarily as Class I and Class II, these acres provide valuable agricultural potential and could also be strategically managed to support the ranch's wildlife and conservation goals. Approximately 440 acres are completely enclosed by high fencing, while the remaining 160 acres are secured by five-strand barbed-wire fencing and leased annually for cattle grazing. This thoughtful configuration provides the flexibility to operate an elite hunting and wildlife preserve while maintaining traditional Flint Hills grazing income. Several overhead bulk feeders, hunting stands, and elevated tower blinds are strategically placed throughout the ranch, creating a turn-key setup for private hunting, outfitting, wildlife observation, and herd management. Water is one of the ranch's most extraordinary assets. Martin Creek winds for more than a mile through the property, providing a consistently flowing, year-round water source and serving as a natural corridor through the heart of the ranch. An approximately 8-acre, crystal-clear, spring-fed lake forms a stunning centerpiece, while an additional 7-acre lake lies along the southern property line. Three additional ponds, natural springs, and the meandering creek create a water system seldom found on a property of this size. Stocked with bass, bluegill, channel catfish, and carp, the lakes provide outstanding private fishing opportunities. Their dependable open water also creates excellent habitat for migrating waterfowl, delivering tremendous hunting and viewing opportunities throughout the season - even during some of the coldest Kansas conditions. Whether fishing on a quiet summer evening, watching wildlife gather along the shoreline, or pursuing waterfowl on a crisp winter morning, the recreational possibilities are nearly endless. The ranch's primary residence is incorporated into an impressive 50'x60' barndominium featuring approximately 1,758 square feet of beautifully finished living space. The 2 bedroom, 1 bathroom home showcases upscale finishes and an inviting open-concept design connecting the kitchen, dining, and living areas. Custom cabinetry, granite countertops, and spacious gathering areas create a refined, yet comfortable atmosphere perfectly suited for entertaining family, friends, clients, and hunting guests. The adjoining shop provides excellent equipment and vehicle storage with convenient overhead-door access. A complete game-processing center features hanging racks and a walk-in cooler, allowing harvested game to be handled efficiently on site. An overhead loft currently provides additional storage but offers the potential to be finished into expanded living quarters, guest accommodations, or recreational space. A fully renovated guesthouse offers an additional 1,320 square feet of finished living space. Dating to the early 1900s, the residence retains its original character and charm while providing modern comfort. With 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, and generous entertaining space, the guesthouse comfortably accommodates overnight visitors while offering privacy from the main residence. It is ideally suited for family, hunting clients, ranch staff, or hospitality-based income opportunities. Extensive agricultural and wildlife-management improvements further enhance the property. A 50'x30' barn is configured for artificial insemination, vaccinating, animal handling, and controlled breeding, with several traps and turnout areas incorporated into its design. Additional improvements include a 72'x36' hay barn, a 20'x12' loafing shed, an 18'x18' detached garage currently used for feed storage, and a historic 34'x23' limestone barn with an overhead loft. Several limestone structures dating to the mid-to-late 1800s remain standing throughout the ranch, offering a tangible connection to its storied past. The historic limestone barn is an architectural treasure, while the ranch's arched limestone bridge is an especially distinctive feature. Together, these enduring structures add a level of authenticity, history, and irreplaceable character that cannot be replicated through modern construction. Rockin R Ranch offers exceptional opportunities for both big-game hunting and wildlife conservation. The current ownership has invested heavily in animal conservation, selective breeding, and the preservation of desirable genetic lines. The high-fenced portion of the ranch supports an extraordinary population that includes more than 30 exotic animals, among them sika, fallow, and axis deer, along with approximately 130 whitetail deer and 85 elk. Few experiences compare to watching an elk herd move across the distant ridgelines or seeing trophy-class wildlife emerge from the timber and into the native grass at sunset. The ranch also presents compelling annual income potential through guided or private hunts, shed-antler sales, cattle grazing, agricultural production, wildlife breeding, and guest accommodations. It could remain an exclusive family retreat, operate as a premier commercial hunting destination, or serve as the foundation for an expanded conservation and breeding enterprise. With its captivating Flint Hills scenery, abundant year-round water, outstanding native grass, productive soils, mature timber, luxury residences, historic limestone architecture, and remarkable concentration of wildlife, Rockin R Ranch is truly a once-in-a-lifetime offering. It is more than a hunting property, it is a complete sporting estate, a conservation legacy, and an extraordinary place where land, water, wildlife, history, and luxury exist in perfect balance. All mineral rights are intact and will transfer with the property. Approximate 2025 real estate taxes were $6,676.32. Rockin R Ranch must be experienced in person to fully appreciate the scale, beauty, and rarity of everything it has to offer. To schedule a private tour of the ranch or to request additional information, contact agent Brenda Doudican with Midwest Land Group at (620) 794-8075 or Property Features -600 +/- acres total -440 +/- acres fully high fenced -160 +/- acres 5-strand barbed wire -354 +/- acres of pristine native grass -153 +/- acre mature hardwood timber stand -93 +/- acres of fertile tillable creek bottoms -Martin Creek winding over 1 mile throughout the entire property -8-acre spring-fed lake in the middle of the ranch, crystal clear, stocked -7-acre lake along south frontage, stocked -3 additional ponds -Endless wildlife with over 30 exotics that include sitka, fallow axis, whitetails, & elk -Incredible annual income opportunity with hunts, shed sales, & grazing -Several overhead bulk feeders, stands, and tower blinds throughout the ranch -Incredible topography and rolling hillsides -Lakes are stocked with bass, bluegill, channel, and carp -50'x60' barndominium with 1,758 sq. ft. finished top-end main house living space, open shop space with overhead door, processing center, walk-in cooler, and overhead loft -Fully renovated guesthouse with 1,320 sq. ft. finished living space -50'x30' ag barn setup for artificial insemination and vaccinating with several traps and turnouts -20'x12' loafing shed -18'x18' detached garage utilized for feed storage -72'x36' hay barn -34'x23' limestone barn with loft -Several limestone structures throughout the ranch dating back to the mid-late 1800's -Approximate 2025 tax: $6,676.32 -All mineral right intact and transfer

This 1,100 acre ranch in Greenwood County represents a rare opportunity to acquire a large, contiguous holding with established income, strong recreational appeal, and long-term upside. Properties of this scale and balance are increasingly difficult to find-especially ones that are already functioning at a high level. From an operational standpoint, the ranch is currently supporting a 305-head steer program on a 100-day grazing cycle, with income generated on a per-head basis and flexibility tied to service levels. The current tenant has a proven system in place and actively manages the property through prescribed burning, weed control, fence maintenance, and water gap management. Their interest in remaining provides immediate continuity and removes the uncertainty that often comes with transitioning a property of this size. Recreationally, the ranch is equally compelling. A hunting lease is already in place, managed by the same tenant, which has helped maintain consistency in pressure and habitat. The land itself supports that success-7 ponds, a primary creek system with tributaries, and a mix of walnut, sycamore, hedge, and native grasses create the kind of diversity that holds wildlife year-round. The draws, elevation changes, and natural corridors further enhance movement and usability across the property. What adds another layer to this offering is its proximity to two of the region's most well-known water resources-Toronto Lake located approximately 4 miles to the east and Fall River Lake roughly 4.5 miles to the south. Both lakes are known for their size, consistent water levels, and strong populations of migratory waterfowl throughout the season. Toronto Lake offers expansive open water and surrounding habitat that attracts ducks and geese during migration, while Fall River Lake provides a combination of timbered areas, backwater habitat, and managed public hunting that keeps birds moving through the area regularly. The presence of both lakes in close proximity creates a natural corridor for waterfowl traffic. That matters here. With 7 ponds already established across the ranch, the property is well-positioned to benefit from that movement. These ponds serve as natural resting and feeding stops for birds trading between larger bodies of water, and there is clear potential to further develop a targeted waterfowl program-whether through habitat improvements, strategic food plots, or selective pond management. It's not just a possibility-it's an opportunity that hasn't been fully maximized yet. From an infrastructure standpoint, the ranch is well-equipped with cross fencing, multiple gated access points, and road frontage on the north, south, and west boundaries, allowing for efficient movement and management. Electricity along the western boundary supports future improvements, and there are several high-quality build sites offering views of water, timber, and native grass. While rural water is not currently nearby, the setting and scale of the property provide flexibility for long-term planning. Another notable advantage is the limited number of neighboring landowners, which contributes to privacy, operational control, and consistency in both grazing and hunting management-an increasingly important factor on properties of this caliber. Key Property Highlights: 1,100 contiguous acres located in Greenwood County, Kansas. Established 305-head steer program operating on a 100-day grazing cycle. Income-producing cattle lease with flexible per-head rate structure. Experienced tenant providing full-service land and pasture management. Existing hunting lease offering additional annual income. Seven ponds and a live creek system with multiple tributaries. Proximity to Toronto Lake (4 miles) and Fall River Lake (4.5 miles). Strong potential for enhanced waterfowl hunting due to regional migration patterns. Cross fencing, multiple access gates, and three-sided road frontage. Electricy runs laong the Western boundary of the property.

Property Legal Description: S02, T01, R12, ACRES 144.76, SW4 LESS N 1/8-S2-SW4 LESS R/W & S02, T01, R12, ACRES 81.51, W2-SE4 LESS R/W FSA Details: (Estimate: 2026 Cropland Conversion of Current Soybean from Hay Ground) 223.84 Farmland Acres 181.51 (Estimated) DCP Cropland Acres 131.5 Base Acres (Soybeans 68.06 acres, Corn 30.56 acres, Wheat 32.88 acres) Broker’s Notes: Located in northern Nemaha County, Kansas, just one-half mile south of the Nebraska state line, this exceptional 226+/- acre farm presents a rare opportunity to acquire a highly productive agricultural property combined with quality improvements and a private rural homesite. Offering approximately one-half mile of Highway 63 frontage, the property provides excellent access while maintaining the privacy and seclusion that many rural landowners desire. The farm is situated in a highly regarded agricultural neighborhood known for strong crop production and well-maintained farming operations. Approximately 181+/- acres are currently in row crop production with a corn and soybean rotation, providing immediate income-producing capability. The quality of the land is evident throughout, with approximately 87% of the farm consisting of Class II soils. The combination of productive soils and excellent access makes this a highly desirable addition to an existing operation or a quality long-term land investment. A long driveway leads to the residence, creating a private setting away from the highway and surrounded by the beauty of the countryside. The homesite is served by rural water with an established meter, electricity, and propane service, providing the essential utilities needed for comfortable country living. Built in 1980, the ranch-style home offers comfortable country living with three bedrooms and one and one-half bathrooms on the main level. The functional floor plan provides ample living space while the full unfinished basement offers abundant storage and the potential for future expansion. Whether utilized as a primary residence, farm headquarters, or rental property, the home adds significant value and versatility to the property. (More Details on the home will be available soon in the “Property Documents” tab.) Supporting the agricultural operation is a large machine shed with an attached heated shop area. The shop is designed to accommodate modern farm equipment and provides ample room for maintenance, repairs, and storage throughout the year and is large enough to pull in a combine or most farm implements, the building offers valuable protection from the weather and serves as an ideal workspace for any producer or equipment owner. Properties that combine highly productive cropland, quality improvements, highway frontage, and a secluded country home are increasingly difficult to find. This farm offers the complete package…income-producing acreage, operational functionality, and rural lifestyle appeal, all located in one of northeast Kansas’ strongest agricultural regions. Whether you are looking to expand an existing farming operation, diversify your land holdings, or establish a country residence with built-in income potential, this outstanding Nemaha County property deserves your attention. Property Highlights: • 226+/- total acres in northern Nemaha County, Kansas, just ½ mile south of the Nebraska state line • Approximately 181+/- acres are currently in corn and soybean production with approximately 87% Class II soils • Approximately ½ mile of Highway 63 frontage providing excellent year-round access • Private country setting featuring a 1980 ranch-style home with 3 bedrooms, 1½ bathrooms, a full unfinished basement, rural water, electricity, and propane service • Large machine shed with heated shop area capable of accommodating combines, tractors, trucks, and farm equipment • Outstanding combination of productive cropland, quality improvements, and long-term investment potential Property Location: From US Hwy 36 & KS-63 intersection (Seneca – McDonald’s Corner) travel north on KS-63 for 10 miles to 232nd Road. Property is located on the northeast corner of KS-63 & 232nd Road Intersection. Watch for Signs! 2025 Property Taxes: $5,184.84 TERMS & POSSESSION: A 10% earnest money deposit will be required on the day of sale with the balance due at closing on or before December 1, 2026. Possession shall be granted at closing subject to existing written leases. The homesite and soybean acres are not subject to any current lease extending beyond November 15, 2026, and possession of those areas shall be granted at closing. Possession of the 122+/- acres currently planted to corn are subject to an existing written lease through February 28, 2027. Seller shall pay 2025 and prior years’ real estate taxes. Title insurance, contract preparation, escrow fees, and closing costs shall be divided equally between Buyer and Seller. The property is being sold in its present condition, “AS-IS, WHERE-IS,” subject to all easements, restrictions, rights-of-way, matters revealed by survey, claims of adverse possession, and all other matters of record. All inspections shall be completed prior to the day of sale. This is a cash sale and is not contingent upon financing, appraisal, inspection, or any other contingency; prospective buyers should have all financial arrangements secured prior to bidding. Midwest Land & Home is acting solely as Seller’s Agent and represents the Seller’s interests in this transaction. All information has been obtained from sources deemed reliable; however, prospective buyers are encouraged to independently verify all information. Seller expressly disclaims any liability for errors, omissions, or changes regarding any information provided. Purchasers are strongly urged to rely upon their own inspections and investigations in preparing to purchase the property. Statements made on the day of sale shall take precedence over all previously distributed advertising and printed materials. For more information contact: Jeff Dankenbring, Listing Broker at 785.562.8386 Pictures and property lines are illustrations only and not guaranteed to be actual property lines. ONLINE BIDDING OPENS THURSDAY, October 15TH! Bid Online ****ONLINE BIDDING REQUIRES PRE-REGISTRATION**** REGISTRATION MUST BE COMPLETED NO LATER THEN 12:00 PM Tuesday, October 27th. In addition to registering through our APP or on our website you will be required to fill out “Online Bidder Terms” found above in the “Property Documents” tab. You must complete and return the online registration AND have this form back to us by email, mail, or delivered in person by the deadline. Please DO NOT delay in getting registered.

Lone Tree Farms is a historic south-central Kansas property featuring productive cropland, native pasture, quality wildlife habitat, and strong cattle grazing potential. Located near Attica and Highway 160, the farm combines agricultural productivity, recreational opportunities, and generations of family stewardship into a unique legacy holding. Land Lone Tree Farms is a highly diverse agricultural holding with roots dating back to the late 1800s and early 1900s. Rich in heritage and tradition, the farm has remained under the stewardship of the current ownership family since shortly after World War II, reflecting generations of agricultural productivity and responsible land management. The property offers a blend of productive farmland, native habitat, and natural landscape features that create exceptional opportunities for wildlife enhancement and recreational enjoyment. With its combination of grasslands, agricultural fields, wetland areas, and natural cover, Lone Tree Farms provides ideal habitat for upland bird species such as ring-necked pheasant and bobwhite quail, while also supporting strong migratory waterfowl potential throughout seasonal flyways and wetland corridors. The farm's natural setting and long-standing agricultural history position it well for future habitat development and conservation improvements, making it not only a productive farmstead but also a property with significant recreational and wildlife value. Generational ownership, historic roots, and diverse habitat opportunities combine to make Lone Tree Farms a truly unique legacy property. Location is another outstanding feature of this property. Situated just two miles from Attica and in close proximity to Highway 160, the farm offers convenient access for transporting grain, equipment, and cattle. The nearby grain elevator adds further efficiency and value for agricultural production and logistics. In addition to its productive tillable acreage, the farm also includes quality grazing pasture, creating opportunities for cattle operations and diversified agricultural use. Whether utilized as a working farm, ranch headquarters, investment property, or legacy holding, this property represents a unique opportunity to own a productive and historic piece of south-central Kansas. Improvements The main headquarters of Lone Tree Farms is well-equipped to support day-to-day agricultural operations, featuring rural utilities, expansive equipment areas, and multiple functional outbuildings designed for storage and maintenace. The farm includes a 50 x 146 building utilized for equipment storage and as a general maintenance barn, accompanied by an additional 30 x 60 building serving similar purposes. These structures are situated within the main headquarters equipment lot, which provides ample space for equipment storage, maintenance, and operational activities. Adding to the property's unique character, the historic homestead, barn and grain silo date back to the farm's earliest years and stand today as enduring reminders of Lone Tree Farms' rich agricultural heritage and long-standing history. These vintage structures serve as a testament to the generations of stewardship and tradition that have shaped the property over the decades. Recreation For the outdoor enthusiast or conservation-minded buyer, Lone Tree Farms represents a rare opportunity to own and further develop a premier wildlife and recreational property in the heart of south-central Kansas. The farm possesses the essential backbone and natural framework necessary to create an exceptional wildlife development property, with a diverse combination of native grasses, productive cropland, pastureland, wetlands, ponds, natural drainage corridors, and reliable water sources that collectively provide ideal year-round habitat for a wide variety of game species. Located within the renowned Kansas Deer Unit 16, the area has long been recognized for exceptional whitetail deer genetics and trophy-caliber hunting opportunities, with numerous mature bucks harvested on and around the property throughout the years. The farm's size, habitat diversity, and low hunting pressure create outstanding potential for further deer management and habitat enhancement programs. Equally impressive are the waterfowl opportunities found throughout the property. The farm's ponds, seasonal wetlands, and small lakes regularly attract large concentrations of migrating ducks, geese, and other waterfowl during the winter months. One of the larger ponds, in particular, offers the potential to be developed into a truly premier duck hunting destination. Positioned directly within the Central Flyway, Lone Tree Farms lies between two major migratory bird corridors -- Quivira National Wildlife Refuge to the north and Oklahoma's Great Salt Plains National Wildlife Refuge to the south -- placing the property in a highly desirable location for consistent migratory bird traffic throughout the fall and winter seasons. The farm also supports healthy populations of bobwhite quail and ring-neck pheasant, with substantial opportunity for further upland bird habitat development. Existing native grass stands, edge habitat, cropland transitions, pasture, and water availability provide the structural components necessary to significantly expand and enhance upland bird populations. The property offers countless opportunities for conservation practices and wildlife improvements including food plots, additional nesting cover, wetland enhancement, native grass restoration, controlled burns, and habitat management programs designed to maximize wildlife carrying capacity. Kansas has long been recognized by wildlife biologists and conservation organizations, including Ducks Unlimited and the Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks, as one of the most important regions within the Central Flyway migration system. Millions of migratory birds, including Canada geese, snow geese, sandhill cranes, puddle ducks, and diver ducks, utilize Kansas wetlands, agricultural fields, and native grasslands annually for feeding, loafing, and staging during migration. Lone Tree Farms possesses many of the same natural habitat characteristics found within these highly productive wildlife regions. Large contiguous tracts of land with this level of habitat diversity, water resources, agricultural production, and wildlife development potential are increasingly difficult to find in Kansas. Whether envisioned as a private recreational retreat, corporate hunting property, family legacy ranch, or long-term conservation investment, Lone Tree Farms offers the scale, location, and natural resources necessary to create a truly exceptional wildlife property for generations to come. Agriculture The farm includes approximately 963 acres of cropland along with an estimated 500 acres of native pasture. The pasture system consists of three primary pastures supplemented by several smaller holding pens designed to support efficient cattle management and rotational grazing practices. The operation is primarily centered around winter wheat production during the fall season, with stocker calves customarily placed on wheat pasture throughout the winter months. Depending on weather conditions and forage availability, the farm is capable of supporting approximately 300 head during the winter grazing season. In addition, the native grass pastures offer an estimated carrying capacity of approximately 810 acres per cow/calf animal unit during the growing season, providing seasonal grazing potential and operational versatility. History A Remarkable Chapter in Kansas Aviation History Few properties can claim a connection to the pioneering days of American aviation. In the early 1920s, this ranch near Attica, Kansas became the headquarters of the renowned Garver Flying Circus, a barnstorming operation that helped bring the excitement of flight to communities across the Midwest. Founded by local rancher Karl Garver and World War I pilot Cyle Horchem, the Flying Circus emerged during a time when airplanes were still a novelty and aviation was capturing the imagination of the nation. From this property, pilots and performers launched aerial exhibitions that drew spectators from miles around. Crowds gathered to watch breathtaking stunts, daring wing walkers, parachute jumps, and precision flying demonstrations that showcased both the possibilities and risks of early flight. The Flying Circus also offered airplane rides, giving many people their first opportunity to leave the ground and experience aviation firsthand. As the operation grew, the ranch became more than just a home base--it evolved into a gathering place for some of aviation's earliest innovators and adventurers. Historical accounts describe the Garver Ranch as a destination for aspiring pilots and aviation enthusiasts, and it was reportedly visited by several legendary figures who would later shape the aviation industry, including Clyde Cessna, Walter Beech, Lloyd Stearman, Matty Laird, Charles Lindbergh, and Amelia Earhart. Their association with the property reflects the ranch's importance during a formative period in American aviation history and highlights its connection to the individuals who helped define the Golden Age of Flight. Although the Flying Circus existed for only a few short years, its influence was significant. The barnstormers of the 1920s introduced countless Americans to flight, inspired future aviators, and played an important role in the growth of aviation across the country. The Garver Flying Circus was among the most recognized of these traveling air shows, leaving a lasting mark on both Kansas history and the story of early American flight. Today, this property serves as a tangible link to that extraordinary era--a place where the spirit of innovation, adventure, and exploration once took flight above the Kansas prairie.

This exceptional 305-acre property offers a rare opportunity to own a prime tract of highly productive land in Nemaha County. Boasting two center-pivot irrigation systems, this farm is well-equipped for both row crop production and future agricultural growth. With its rich soils and high percentage of tillable acres, this property is ideal for expanding your operation or making a sound investment in Kansas farmland. Key Features: Two Center-Pivot Irrigation Systems: The property includes two fully operational center-pivot systems, irrigating a large percentage of the land, ensuring consistent crop yields year after year. Highly Tillable Land: This farm offers excellent tillable acreage with some of the most productive soils in the region, providing the foundation for strong returns. Farmhouse and Outbuildings: The property includes a spacious farmhouse with over 1,900 sq. ft. of living space and five bedrooms. Additionally, there are several utility sheds and farm buildings, including a large 54' x 108' building suitable for equipment storage and other farming needs. Investment Potential: This property presents multiple streams of income, making it a solid choice for investors. With productive farmland, rental income potential from the home and outbuildings, and long-term value in irrigated acres, this is a farm set for the future. Don't miss out on this incredible opportunity to acquire a premier property in Nemaha County!

Nestled in the Neosho River bottoms just southeast of Chanute lies Lil' Toledo, a remarkable hunting lodge surrounded by an expansive portfolio of premier recreational properties. This outdoor paradise consists of the best Southeast Kansas has to offer, with a long and tremendous history of giant deer, excellent turkey hunting, waterfowl hunting, upland hunting, and fishing in the river or multiple lakes and ponds. The setting is second to none, with the lounge, conference area, and 7-room Neosho Lodge lying right on the river with walkout access to the water. A different parcel boasts an incredible 22 +/- acre lake with wedding/event venue and two cabins on the water, one of which sits on pier in the middle of the lake. Yet another beautiful 5 +/- acre lake is surrounded by 4 charming cabins and features scenic walking trails and bridges. Then, beyond the buildings lies almost 1800 acres of fantastic and diverse wildlife habitat, which has consistently produced 200-inch whitetails and phenomenal turkey hunting, resulting in years and years of memories for family, friends, and countless clients. The duck hunting along the Neosho River is becoming more and more renowned every year, and Lil' Toledo is only 13 miles from the famous Neosho Wildlife Area, which holds huge numbers of mallards every winter. Wetlands already exist on the property with ample opportunity to create even more duck habitat. This exceptional collection of properties offers a unique opportunity to own an exclusive outdoor retreat, perfect for an individual, a group of enthusiasts, or the continued success and expansion of an established outfitting business. A savvy investor may also take advantage of the tax benefits that come with purchasing a property loaded with this much infrastructure. Could be purchased with additional nearby acreage or possibly split up with less acreage. Additional lease ground also could be included; contact broker for ideas and possibilities. This historic property is a special opportunity you don't want to miss!

Coming to market is this beautiful farmstead with established trees sitting on 9.4 acres! With a large brick construction home, roundtop shed, heated and cooled small shop, and multiple large bins this farmstead would make a great starter place or addition to any operation! The home boasts a master bed & bath along with 3 additional bedrooms & 2 baths with an in home office, along with a 2 car attached garage, and a large storage room in the basement. The roundtop is 40x80 with a 20x13 overhead door and comes with a commercial sized air compressor. The small shop is 24x40 with a home hvac system for heating and cooling. There are two very large bins with a 125,000 bushel bin that was put up in 2019 along with an 80,000 bushel bin put up in 1990, with remote bin management systems wired into the fan controls. There are also four smaller 18,000 bushel bins. The leg system for the bin sit is older with a 150 bushel pit and a 1500 bushel/hr leg. If you are looking for an updated farmstead with room to grow you don't want to miss out on this opportunity! Contact Broker Alec Horton 620-214-2417 to schedule a showing today!

Rare opportunity to own an exceptional, self-sustaining 155 +/- acre legacy farm in the heart of Ottawa County, Kansas. Flanked on both the east and west borders by the winding waters of Yockey Creek, this premier property serves as a natural sanctuary for elite Kansas whitetail deer, turkey, pheasant, and quail. The diverse acreage is meticulously distributed to blend active agricultural income with recreational bliss, boasting 38 +/- acres in habitat-boosting CRP, 24 +/- acres of rich tillable ground, 24 +/- acres of high-yield alfalfa fields, and 63 +/- acres of dense creek-bottom timber. The residential anchor is a comfortable 4-bedroom, 1-bathroom country home featuring a screened-in porch, walk-in closets, central HVAC, a backup wood-burning furnace, and an updated water well (April 2025). The entire homestead is heavily offset by a highly efficient, grid-tied 16kW solar panel array. Outbuildings are truly top-tier: a primary 105' x 38' fully insulated shop with concrete floors, full climate control (heating/air), and a dedicated tactical reloading armory with a built-in Liberty safe. Additional outbuildings include a secondary 40' x 20' powered equipment shop, a front workshop with a convenient diesel fueling tank, and a gutted bunkhouse ready to be transformed into a custom guest loft. Contact Ray Swearingen today for more information or to schedule a private showing. (785) 452-8498

Executive Summary The Oasis Irrigated, Pasture & Hunting Land is a 1,020±-acre property located south of Deerfield in Kearny County, Kansas. The property includes 117± irrigated acres, with the balance consisting of pasture and recreational hunting land that supports mule deer, whitetail deer, quail, and pheasant. Three tracts offer buyers flexibility and a blend of agricultural production, grazing potential, and outdoor recreation. Call Hall and Hall Auctions today to request a brochure! Auction Date and Location: - Online Only – October 14th – 10:00 AM CST Bidding opens at 8am & begins to Close at 10am Information Days: Thursday, October 1st – 10:00 AM – 11:00 AM CST Meet a Hall and Hall representative at the building on Tract 3 to learn more about the property and the auction process. Just the Facts · 117± acres Irrigated with the Balance in Pasture and Hunting Land · Mule Deer, Whitetail, Quail & Pheasant Hunting Property Details Acreage (Deeded & Leased) Tract 1 - 396.6± acres Tract 2 - 158.3± acres Tract 3 - 465.5± acres Deeded Acres: 1,020± Total Leased Acres: 0± Total Acres: 1,020± Terms Summary of Terms: - 10% earnest money deposit of the purchase price will be due immediately from all successful bidders. - A 5% buyer’s premium will be added to the high bid to determine the total purchase price. - The property is being sold “AS IS, WHERE IS” and without any contingencies, including financing. - Closing will be set 45 days from the auction date or as soon thereafter as closing documents are available. - Broker participation is available. Contact our auction office for details

Executive Summary Encompassing approximately 1,499± deeded acres across five well-located tracts in Rush County, Kansas, this diverse agricultural offering combines productive dryland farmland with quality native pasture in one of western Kansas’ premier farming and ranching regions. The property includes approximately 1,137± acres of cropland, 231± acres of grass and 137± acres of CRP. A strong local agricultural area, good access, and a history of steady land appreciation enhance its long-term investment appeal. In a highly sought-after agricultural market, this is an outstanding opportunity for producers, investors or 1031 exchange buyers seeking quality Kansas farmland. Auction Date and Location: - Thursday, October 22nd at 10:00 AM CT - La Crosse City Auditorium 417 Main Street, La Crosse, KS 67548 Information Days: - Wednesday, Sept 23rd from 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM CT - Thursday, Oct. 8th from 10:00 AM to 11:00 AM CT Held at La Crosse City Auditorium - 417 Main Street, La Crosse, KS 67548 - Meet an auction representative to learn more about the property and auction process. Contact Hall and Hall to schedule additional showings. Just the Facts • 1,499± deeded acres in five tracts • 1,137± acres of productive dryland farmland • 231± acres of quality native pasture • 137± acres under CRP contract through 2032 • Strong agricultural investment in Rush County, Kansas Property Details Acreage (Deeded & Leased) Tract 1 – 155.8± acres Tract 2 - 156.5± acres Tract 3 – 156.6± acres Tract 4 – 636.5± acres Tract 5 – 393.8± acres Deeded Acres: 1,499± Total Leased Acres: 0± Total Acres: 1,499±

The Wild Hare Estate offers a rare opportunity to own an extraordinary country retreat encompassing approximately 45 acres (TBD with filed survey). This remarkable property combines stunning natural beauty, privacy, and an inviting home designed for everyday living and memorable entertaining. Follow the trails through the woods, enjoy the peaceful pond, or simply take in the parklike setting, where beautifully cleared areas, manicured grounds, and thoughtful landscaping create an exceptional backdrop in every season. A circular driveway welcomes you home, while the stunning views and spectacular sunsets make this property feel like a private escape. The outdoor living spaces are equally impressive, featuring an ipé wood deck covered by a pergola, lending itself to be the perfect place to relax, entertain, and soak in the breathtaking sunset views. Built in 1989, the warm and inviting home offers 4 bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms, and a 2-car garage. Inside, the gorgeous kitchen opens seamlessly to the family room, creating an ideal space for gathering with family and friends. Generous living spaces, beautiful surroundings, and a comfortable, welcoming atmosphere offer endless possibilities for a new owner to make this exceptional home their own. Whether you're enjoying a quiet morning overlooking the grounds, exploring the wooded trails, spending time by the pond, or hosting friends and family as the sun sets across the property, The Wild Hare Estate offers a lifestyle that is increasingly difficult to find. With its captivating views, picturesque setting, and approximately 45 acres of beautiful land, this is more than a home, it is a place to slow down, gather, explore, and create lasting memories.

Located just south of Coldwater, this 321.3 +/- acres of grassland provides recreational or grazing opportunities. The parcel is accessible via county roads and offers a mix of terrain that includes grassland, scattered trees, and natural drainages. The land is largely open grass with a few scattered trees, making it suitable for multiple land uses, including agriculture, recreation, livestock, and wildlife habitat. The soil profile on the property includes a mix of Class 1, 2, and 3 soils, which represents a range from highly productive to more average grazing or non-irrigated crop potential. Drainage along natural drainages helps with runoff, but also requires consideration in agricultural use. Grassland is dominant, with a few scattered trees providing cover and diversity. This acreage supports deer and upland game species. Included with the property are 2 feeders and 1 tree stand, which are selling with the land. The mixture of open grass, scattered trees, and drainage offers habitat and cover necessary for wildlife movement. Showings are by appointment only; please reach out to the listing agent to set up a private showing.

Located in the heart of Barber County, Kansas, this mixed use ranch offers an exceptional combination of diverse wildlife habitat, productive agricultural acreage, grazing opportunities, and recreational appeal. Just four miles from US Highway 281 and approximately 14 miles from Medicine Lodge, the property provides convenient access while maintaining a secluded setting with limited public exposure. Access is provided from the northwest, allowing privacy without sacrificing usability. The landscape showcases the characteristics that have made Barber County well known among landowners, hunters, and ranchers. Rolling native grass hills transition into wooded creek bottoms lined with mature cottonwoods, while scattered cedar thickets and extensive sand plum cover create a varied environment that supports both wildlife and livestock. This diversity in vegetation and topography provides multiple habitat types across the ranch and contributes to year-round functionality. In total there is approximately 100 acres of tillable including a productive 34-acre tillable field that adds an agricultural component to the property. The field is commonly planted to wheat but is also suitable for other crops such as milo, alfalfa, or rotational planting depending on management objectives. The timbered edges surrounding the fields provide natural travel corridors for wildlife and create numerous opportunities for strategically placed hunting locations. There is also room to expand food plots or add additional feeders and stand locations to fit a variety of management plans. The eastern portion of the ranch features lower elevations with wooded drainages and limited frontage along Elm Creek in the northeastern corner. These creek bottoms include mature hardwoods that provide roosting habitat for turkeys and bedding areas for deer. Evidence of regular wildlife activity throughout these areas reflects the quality of the habitat and the property's natural diversity. As the terrain rises toward the western side of the ranch, the landscape transitions into rolling upland hills with native grasses, cedar cover, and extensive plum thickets. These upland areas offer additional habitat for upland birds including quail and pheasants while also providing seasonal cover for whitetail deer. The varied terrain allows hunters to utilize multiple approaches throughout the season based on changing weather patterns and wildlife movement. Several elevated ridges overlook large portions of the property and provide long-range visibility across the surrounding landscape. These natural vantage points can be valuable for wildlife observation, hunting strategy, photography, or simply enjoying the scenic views that Barber County is known for. Beyond its recreational appeal, the ranch offers opportunities for livestock grazing with a combination of native grasses, natural water features, and varied terrain suitable for ranch management. The balance of agricultural acreage, grazing resources, and established habitat makes the property adaptable for a variety of ownership goals while maintaining its strong recreational value. Properties offering this level of habitat diversity, agricultural production, and seclusion are becoming increasingly difficult to find in south central Kansas. Whether your focus is hunting, livestock production, agricultural income, outdoor recreation, or long-term land ownership, this ranch provides a combination of features that support multiple uses within one property. Showings are available by appointment only. Contact the listing agent to schedule a private tour and learn more about this Barber County ranch.

Affordable recreational opportunities in renowned Ellis County, Kansas, rarely come along in today's marketplace. Don't miss your chance to take advantage of this opportunity on a fairly-priced property with a ton of hunting potential. This 154 +/- acre property has extensive topography changes, scattered timber, a live spring, and much more. Situated in a region with quality habitat and terrain, means this property is frequented by whitetail deer and turkeys. A flock of Rio Grande turkeys has been seen upon every visit to the property, and deer sign is heavily prevalent. A hunter could also expect Bobwhite quail to call this parcel home. The property has been grazed historically, but has the foundation to continue to thicken with cover. The terrain has deep cuts and draws with numerous hidden pockets and travel corridors. The spring provides year-round water for wildlife and livestock alike. It could be further developed to hold water with a pond project. Good fence encompasses the entire property with an entry at the northwest corner gate. Seller's mineral rights are believed to be intact and included in a region rich in oil production. An all-season rock road runs to the property, and there is a blacktop road just a mile away that takes you straight to Ellis and I-70, just minutes away. The town of Hays is also just 20 minutes away. Property Features -154 +/- acres in Ellis County -Whitetail deer -Rio Grande turkey -Bobwhite quail -Mineral rights included -All-season road -Live spring -Scattered timber and thickets -Blacktop less than a mile away -15 minutes from Ellis and I-70 -20 minutes to Hays

Located in the heart of Barber County, Kansas, this mixed use ranch offers an exceptional combination of diverse wildlife habitat, productive agricultural acreage, grazing opportunities, and recreational appeal. Just miles from US Highway 281 and approximately 14 miles from Medicine Lodge, the property provides convenient access while maintaining a secluded setting with limited public exposure. Access is provided from the northwest, allowing privacy without sacrificing usability. The landscape showcases the characteristics that have made Barber County well known among landowners, hunters, and ranchers. Rolling native grass hills transition into wooded creek bottoms lined with mature cottonwoods, while scattered cedar thickets and extensive sand plum cover create a varied environment that supports both wildlife and livestock. This diversity in vegetation and topography provides multiple habitat types across the ranch and contributes to year-round functionality. A productive 34-acre tillable field adds an agricultural component to the property. The field is commonly planted to wheat but is also suitable for other crops such as milo, alfalfa, or rotational planting depending on management objectives. The timbered edges surrounding the field provide natural travel corridors for wildlife and create numerous opportunities for strategically placed hunting locations. There is also room to expand food plots or add additional feeders and stand locations to fit a variety of management plans. The eastern portion of the ranch features lower elevations with wooded drainages and limited frontage along Elm Creek in the northeastern corner. These creek bottoms include mature hardwoods that provide roosting habitat for turkeys and bedding areas for deer. Evidence of regular wildlife activity throughout these areas reflects the quality of the habitat and the property's natural diversity. As the terrain rises toward the western side of the ranch, the landscape transitions into rolling upland hills with native grasses, cedar cover, and extensive plum thickets. These upland areas offer additional habitat for upland birds including quail and pheasants while also providing seasonal cover for whitetail deer. The varied terrain allows hunters to utilize multiple approaches throughout the season based on changing weather patterns and wildlife movement. Several elevated ridges overlook large portions of the property and provide long-range visibility across the surrounding landscape. These natural vantage points can be valuable for wildlife observation, hunting strategy, or simply enjoying the scenic views that Barber County is known for. Beyond its recreational appeal, the ranch offers opportunities for livestock grazing with a combination of native grasses, natural water features, and varied terrain suitable for ranch management. The balance of agricultural acreage, grazing resources, and established habitat makes the property adaptable for a variety of ownership goals while maintaining its strong recreational value. Properties offering this level of habitat diversity, agricultural production, and seclusion are becoming increasingly difficult to find in south central Kansas. Whether your focus is hunting, livestock production, agricultural income, outdoor recreation, or long-term land ownership, this ranch provides a combination of features that support multiple uses within one property. Showings are available by appointment only. Contact the listing agent to schedule a private tour and learn more about this Barber County ranch.

Located in a highly sought-after area of North Central Kansas, this slice of Kill Creek paradise offers renowned recreational appeal and premium bottomland. This region has quickly become one of the most in-demand due to its excellent populations of whitetail deer, Rio Grande turkey, and upland birds. The possibilities for this property are endless from both hunting and agricultural standpoints. In recent years, the cropland has been utilized for soybean, corn, milo, and wheat production. It's also an excellent candidate for alfalfa. The most recent soybean crop in 2025 yielded over 50 bushels per acre and was double-cropped right into wheat. The soil quality, lay, and production are among the best you'll find in the region, making this a very multidimensional investment. Nearly every tree along the creek is a fully mature oak, providing an additional food source for wildlife. Multiple improvements have been made, including a solar well located in the back portion of the agricultural acreage. This improvement is crucial during dry years, providing a secluded year-round water source. A bank blind, feeder, and multiple tree stands are also on-site. You'll be hard-pressed to find a property that hunts this well, paired with such strong income potential. Properties like this continue to appreciate more rapidly than anything else in the area. Don't miss your chance to seize this opportunity. Contact the listing team today! Property Features -144 +/- acres on Kill Creek -Osborne County, KS -Excellent whitetail deer hunting -Great Rio Grande turkey hunting -Mature oak tree trees -Mineral rights included -Year-to-year crop share agreement -Solar well -Banks blind -Feeder and stands -Premium bottomland soils -All-season road access

Welcome to the Snow Goose Lodge near Jamestown Wildlife Area and Sportsman's Lake in Republic County, Kansas. This is the ultimate getaway for avid hunters, outdoorsmen or anyone looking for a quiet, secluded country retreat to call home. It also provides a turn-key business opportunity with tremendous potential to grow and expand. Land The entire property consists of 48 +/- acres. The western portion of the property consists of roughly 33 acres of tillable land that borders the Jamestown Wildlife Refuge Area. There are 15 acres planted to grass and 18 acres in corn stalks. The tillable acreage is a hotspot for all kinds of wildlife including whitetail deer and turkeys. Improvements Upon entry to this amazing property you drive through a beautifully built bridge measuring 80 feet long. There is a massive clock tower on top of the bridge that lights up at night. The bridge and clock tower are well-known around the area and seem to be a local landmark. Built in 2002, the main house has just over 2,000 square feet of finished living space. The main level features an open concept with tall wooden ceilings, giant hand-crafted wooden beams and a stone fireplace. Enjoy a breathtaking Kansas sunset from the back balcony on the main level. From here you can see nature at its finest along with tons of wildlife. The fully finished walk-out basement consists of the master bedroom and bathroom complete with double sinks and heated floors. There is also a small garage accessible from the basement. Snow Goose Lodge was built at the highest point overlooking Jamestown Wildlife Refuge and the Sportsman's Lake Marsh. The lodge was built in 2009. It consists of 2,030 square feet of finished living space and includes 3 spacious bedrooms that each have their own private bathroom. There is also a loft overlooking the Great Room that also has its own bathroom. The Great Room has tall wooden ceilings and a magnificent stone fireplace. The bunkhouse is yet another highlight of the property. It is a very popular overnight destination for travelers and guests. The bunkhouse can sleep 2-3 people and comes complete with a kitchenette, a full bathroom and lots of storage space underneath the living quarters. All of the furnishings inside of the lodge and bunkhouse are included and shall remain with the property. The property is highlighted by a large outbuilding that includes the following: 40 by 40 ft shop. Has a concrete floor and insulated. 20 by 40 ft wood working shop. 16 by 19 ft gym. Includes all exercise equipment. 16 by 6 ft full bathroom. 26 by 21 ft double car garage. 26 by 21 ft office. that includes a wood burning stove, built-in desk, kitchenette with mini fridge and mini freezer, on demand water heater, built-in book shelves, window seats with underneath storage and a hidden door leading into the garage. Additional amenities include a greenhouse, several chicken coops and an RV campsite with full (water, sewer and electric) hookups. The property is on rural water, propane and 4 separate septic systems. The property also has fiber optic cable (high speed internet and tv). Recreation This property might only be 48 acres but it packs a big punch when it comes to recreational and hunting opportunities. One huge advantage it has is that it sits next to the Jamestown Wildlife Area Refuge. Giant whitetail deer, turkeys, upland birds and migratory birds are frequent visitors on the property and surrounding area. Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources Mineral rights shall transfer to the buyer at closing. General Operations The lodge and bunkhouse are rented out to guests and hunters throughout the year. The website, future reservations and the business side of the property shall transfer to the buyer at closing. Ask the listing agent for details regarding the business side of the property, including the revenue and income potential. Location From income producing cropland to renting out the lodge and bunkhouse to hunters and guests alike, there are endless possibilities and opportunities for a great return on your investment. With very little work this property could be a turn-key operation for an outfitter or guide service. It would also be ideal for hosting events such as weddings, parties and retreats. The sky's the limit with this spectacular property! The property is located 8 miles from Courtland, 23 miles from Concordia, 76 miles from Salina and 162 miles from Wichita, Kansas. If you have any questions or would like to schedule a private showing give me a call. Shown by appointment only. Financial verification must be provided prior to the showing.

Property Legal Description: S25, T16, R15E, ACRES 62.6, TR BEG NECOR NW1/4 TH S2444', TH W1115' TH N2443', TH E1115' TO POB; LESS ROW FSA Details: 63.66 Farmland Acres – 20.79 DCP Cropland Acres Listing Agent’s Notes: Located in a highly desirable area of Osage County, this diverse 62.5 +/- acre property offers an outstanding combination of recreation, agricultural use, and rural homesite potential. Situated just 6 miles east of Osage City, 2 miles northwest of Lyndon, and only 3/4 of a mile west of Highway 75, the property provides excellent accessibility while maintaining the privacy and country atmosphere that rural land buyers seek. Commuters and weekend landowners alike will appreciate being just 30 minutes from Topeka, 40 minutes from Emporia, 45 minutes from Lawrence, and less than an hour from Olathe. The property consists of a productive mix of native grass pasture and cropland, creating both agricultural utility and visual appeal. Rolling terrain, attractive elevation changes, and a blend of open grassland and wooded habitat make this tract feel much larger than its acreage. Several well-established wooded draws wind through the property, providing excellent cover and travel corridors for wildlife while enhancing the overall character of the land. For outdoor enthusiasts, this property offers exceptional recreational opportunities. The current owner reports seeing deer nearly every time he visits the property, a testament to the quality habitat and wildlife presence found here. The combination of native grasses, wooded draws, water, and surrounding agricultural fields creates an ideal environment for whitetail deer and other Kansas wildlife. One of the property’s most attractive features is the crystal-clear pond nestled within the heart of the tract. With its clean water and scenic setting, the pond appears ideally suited for bass and crappie fishing while also serving as a valuable water source for wildlife. Whether you’re casting a line, enjoying a sunset from the shoreline, or simply taking in the peaceful surroundings, this pond provides a focal point that enhances the property’s recreational appeal. Accessed by a private drive directly off Kansas Highway 31, the property offers convenient year-round access. Utilities in the area, outstanding views, and proximity to nearby communities make this a candidate for a future residence. As with any rural property, buyers should independently verify the availability and cost of utility connections, including rural water and electric service, based on their specific property and building plans. Property Highlights: • 62.5 +/- acres located in Osage County, Kansas • Just 6 miles east of Osage City and 2 miles northwest of Linden • 30 minutes to Topeka, 40 minutes to Emporia, 45 minutes to Lawrence, and under 1 hour to Olathe • Mix of native grass pasture, cropland, and attractive wooded draws • Crystal-clear pond with excellent fishing and wildlife appeal • Private drive access directly off Kansas Highway 31 and only 3/4 of a mile from Highway 75 Whether you’re searching for a recreational getaway or an investment in Kansas land, this versatile Osage County property delivers location, accessibility, wildlife, and natural beauty in one outstanding package. Property Location: From Lyndon, KS travel north on US Hwy 75 & KS-31 (Roundabout). Travel west on KS-31 for ¾ of a mile where you’ll arrive at the northeast corner of the property. Watch for Signs! From Topeka (Topeka Blvd & US 75 travel south on US 75 for approximately 19 miles to KS-31 (Roundabout). Travel west on KS-31 for ¾ of a mile where you’ll arrive at the northeast corner of the property. Watch for Signs! 2025 Property Taxes: $240.98 For more information contact: Luke Dankenbring, Listing Agent at 785.713.0824 Pictures and property lines are illustrations only and not guaranteed to be actual property lines.

This 550-acre property located in Harper County, Kansas, sits just west of the town of Anthony and offers a combination of recreational and agricultural features. The property is comprised of two separate parcels that together provide a mix of habitat, water sources, and income potential. The west parcel features a diverse landscape with thick pockets of timber, scattered tree cover, and areas of native grass. This combination creates natural bedding areas and travel corridors for wildlife. Established food plots are already in place and are complemented by tower blinds and feeders that will transfer with the property. A well-maintained trail system provides access throughout the parcel, allowing for efficient travel to hunting locations and other key areas. Water resources on the west parcel include a constructed pond supported by a solar well, helping maintain a consistent water source. In addition, there are smaller pockets of water and a creek that contribute to the overall habitat diversity. These features support wildlife activity and offer year-round water availability. The east parcel consists of approximately 104 acres of tillable ground, along with around 80 acres of pasture. The remaining acreage includes timbered areas and a creek that runs through the property. This parcel also contains a previously established food plot location and an additional tower blind. The mix of tillable land and pasture provides flexibility for agricultural use, grazing, or continued wildlife habitat management. The property supports strong populations of deer and turkey, with excellent habitat conditions. The combination of cover, food sources, and water creates a setting that supports consistent hunting year after year. Access is a notable feature, with approximately one-half mile of highway frontage. This allows for reliable entry in a variety of weather conditions while the interior of the property maintains a sense of seclusion due to its size and layout. This property is a true gem for the recreational buyer that includes a great mix of recreation, hunting, grazing, and crop production. The existing improvements and habitat features allow for immediate use while also offering opportunities for further management based on the next owner's goals. The property is shown by appointment only. Please contact the listing agent to schedule a private showing.

Property Legal Description: S13, T07, R01, ACRES 318.07, S2 EXC RD ROW Broker’s Notes: Midwest Land & Home is proud to present this exceptional 318.07+/- acre pasture tract located in Colfax Township of Cloud County, Kansas. Offering a combination of size, accessibility, water resources, and operational flexibility, this property represents an outstanding opportunity for cattle producers, investors, and landowners seeking a large contiguous grass tract in north-central Kansas. The property is located in the South Half of Section 13, Township 7 South, Range 1 West and benefits from road frontage on multiple sides, providing excellent year-round access and numerous options for future management and ownership. The pasture consists of approximately 318 acres in one contiguous block and features rolling native grassland with scattered draws, sheltering tree cover, and multiple water sources. Two substantial ponds provide dependable livestock water, while existing cross-fencing offers the ability to manage grazing rotations or separate livestock groups. The layout of the tract is particularly appealing, as it could be configured into two quarter-section-sized grazing units with minimal additional infrastructure. Whether your objective is expanding a cattle operation, securing a long-term land investment, or acquiring a sizeable recreational holding with agricultural income potential, this property offers the scale and versatility that is increasingly difficult to find. Property Highlights: • 318.07+/- contiguous acres of native grass pasture • Frontage along 290th Road & County Line Road, and near Iron Road & Jade Road • Two large ponds providing livestock water • Rolling terrain with scattered timber and natural draws • Strong potential to operate as two separate grazing units • Convenient location in Cloud County, Kansas • Rare opportunity to purchase a large, single-block pasture tract Large-acreage pasture offerings with excellent access, multiple water sources, and operational flexibility are increasingly difficult to find. This Cloud County tract presents an opportunity to acquire a substantial landholding with immediate agricultural utility and long-term ownership appeal. Property Location: From Cylde, KS: From KS-9 & 280th Road intersection ( ¼ mile south of the Republican River Bridge at Clyde) travel south on 280th Road for 10 miles to Iron Road then travel east on Iron Road for 1 mile. Property is located on the northeast corner of Iron Road & 290th Road Intersection. Watch for Signs! 2025 Property Taxes: $1,865.35 TERMS & POSSESSION: A 10% earnest money deposit will be required on the day of sale with the balance due at closing on or before December 16, 2026. Possession shall be granted at closing. Title insurance, contract preparation, escrow fees, and closing costs shall be divided equally between Buyer and Seller. The property is being sold in its present condition, “AS-IS, WHERE-IS,” subject to all easements, restrictions, rights-of-way, matters revealed by survey, claims of adverse possession, and all other matters of record. All inspections shall be completed prior to the day of sale. This is a cash sale and is not contingent upon financing, appraisal, inspection, or any other contingency; prospective buyers should have all financial arrangements secured prior to bidding. Midwest Land & Home is acting solely as Seller’s Agent and represents the Seller’s interests in this transaction. All information has been obtained from sources deemed reliable; however, prospective buyers are encouraged to independently verify all information. Seller expressly disclaims any liability for errors, omissions, or changes regarding any information provided. Purchasers are strongly urged to rely upon their own inspections and investigations in preparing to purchase the property. Statements made on the day of sale shall take precedence over all previously distributed advertising and printed materials. For more information contact: Jeff Dankenbring, Listing Broker at 785.562.8386 Pictures and property lines are illustrations only and not guaranteed to be actual property lines. ONLINE BIDDING OPENS THURSDAY, October 29TH! ****ONLINE BIDDING REQUIRES PRE-REGISTRATION**** REGISTRATION MUST BE COMPLETED NO LATER THEN 12:00 PM Tuesday, November 10th. In addition to registering through our APP or on our website you will be required to fill out “Online Bidder Terms” found above in the “Property Documents” tab. You must complete and return the online registration AND have this form back to us by email, mail, or delivered in person by the deadline. Please DO NOT delay in getting registered.

Discover 1,600 acres of fertile farmland northwest of Ulysses, Kansas, in Grant County. This expansive property, featuring mostly irrigated cropland, is ideal for growing various grains and silage. The land consists primarily of fertile Class II and III soils, with all sections connected by underground piping and GT water rights. This portfolio is conveniently located just northwest of Ulysses and near numerous locations to haul/sell grain and feed silage. This impressive agricultural operation spans multiple highly productive tracts and is thoughtfully improved for long-term irrigation performance and efficiency. The east half of section 5 features two 7-tower Valley pivots rated at 450 gallons per minute, supported by two submersible wells producing a combined 210 gallons per minute, along with one inactive well. This tract includes approximately 246 +/- irrigated acres and 74 +/- dryland acres. In neighboring section 4, four 7-tower Valley pivots provide exceptional coverage, supplied by one electric turbine well and one submersible well producing a combined 180 gallons per minute. This section consists of approximately 492 +/- irrigated acres and 148 +/- dryland acres. Section 10 adds even more capability with a 7-tower Zimmatic pivot rated at 900 gallons per minute, powered by a gas turbine well producing 300 gallons per minute, plus two inactive wells. Currently, this tract includes 123 +/- irrigated acres and 557 +/- dryland acres. Recent upgrades across the operation include new submersible pumps, VFD panels, liners, sprinkler hoses, a new gearhead, and an 8-inch high-pressure water line connecting the sections for enhanced efficiency and reliability. This offering includes two 40'x160' steel buildings, a modular home, and on-site grain storage. The seven irrigation systems have been extensively improved over the recent years, ready for a turn-key, large-scale grain operation. Currently custom-farmed, the property offers negotiable possession terms. The 4 bedroom, 3 bathroom home generates additional rental income. A new water well pump, septic, and storm shelter were installed at the end of 2023. Annual property taxes are just over $5,000. A selection of implements and equipment is also available for purchase. Contact the listing agent for a detailed inventory. Don't miss this opportunity to invest in premium cropland and water rights. Call today to explore adding this exceptional operation to your portfolio. High-quality farmland like this is rare and in demand! Property Features -1,600 +/- acres of fertile farmland located northwest of Ulysses in Grant County, Kansas -Predominantly irrigated cropland is ideal for grain and silage production -Strong Class II and III soils throughout the operation -All sections connected by underground piping and GT water rights -Convenient access to grain elevators and feed silage markets -East half of Section 5 includes: -Two 7-tower Valley pivots rated at 450 gpm -Two submersible wells producing 210 gpm combined -One inactive well -246 +/- irrigated acres -74 +/- dryland acres -Section 4 includes: -Four 7-tower Valley pivots rated at 450 gpm -One electric turbine well -One submersible well producing 180 gpm combined -492 +/- irrigated acres -148 +/- dryland acres -Section 10 includes: -One 7-tower Zimmatic pivot rated at 900 gpm -One gas turbine well producing 300 gpm -Two inactive wells -123 +/- irrigated acres -557 +/- dryland acres -Recent irrigation system improvements include: -New 20 HP submersible pump, VFD panel, and liner in SW/4 4-28-38 -New 20 HP submersible pump and VFD panel in SW/4 5-28-38 -New 40 HP submersible pump, liner, and VFD panel in NE/4 5-28-38 -New pump, liner, and gearhead in Section 10-28-38 -New sprinkler hoses in Section 10-28-38 -8 high-pressure water line connecting Sections 10, 4, and 5 -Two 40'x160' steel buildings -Modular home on-site -4 bedroom, 3 bathroom home generating rental income -On-site grain storage -Seven upgraded irrigation systems ready for turnkey operation -Property currently custom-farmed with negotiable possession terms -New home water well pump, septic system, and storm shelter installed in late 2023 -Annual property taxes are just over $5,000 -Select equipment and implements available for purchase separately -Rare opportunity to acquire premium irrigated Kansas farmland with strong water rights and infrastructure

The Historic Stephens Ranch on Bluff Creek in Clark County, Kansas. This Legacy Ranch was homesteaded in 1885 and has remained in the Stephens family for over 140 years! The ranch has never before been offered to the public, creating an exceptionally rare opportunity for ranchers, farmers, hunters, and investors! Located close to the Clark and Comanche County line in renowned Deer Management Unit 16, this expansive 3,722+/- acre ranch offers a truly unique combination of premier hunting habitat, productive farmland, and quality grazing pasture. The old saying goes "where there's water, there's life" - and this ranch has the abundant water resources to support both cattle and all the wildlife! Bluff Creek cuts through the heart of the property for nearly 1.5+/- miles, creating a year-round water source and some of the finest wildlife habitat in the area. The creek corridor, lined with mature timber, thick cover, and fertile bottom ground, provides ideal conditions for trophy whitetail deer, turkey, quail, pheasant, predators, and dove. Bluff Creek is well known for having many natural springs throughout the region and is an excellent water source! Throughout the ranch you'll also find 2 windmills, multiple solar wells, a cased water well, 6+ ponds (in wet years), and an additional water well with 3 separate water lines supplying stock tanks across the pastures. Even during the driest years, this ranch has proven water resources capable of supporting both livestock and wildlife. For the Outdoorsman: The Stephens Ranch is widely recognized for its exceptional hunting opportunities and diverse wildlife population. The ranch supports trophy-class whitetail deer, occasional mule deer, pheasant, quail, turkey, dove, and waterfowl. Along Bluff Creek, hunters will find dense bedding cover, mature timber, natural travel corridors, and nearby food sources from the surrounding tillable acreage. Numerous stand locations and natural pinch points make this property turnkey and ready to hunt this fall. The southwest portion of the ranch transitions into rugged bluff terrain and rolling grass country that supports a small population of mule deer, adding another unique dimension to this already diverse hunting property. Recent tours of the property revealed an excellent quail population throughout the ranch. Just north of the ranch house is 64+/- acres of expired CRP grass. The CRP grass is lush from recent rains, and is great additional hunting cover for deer, pheasants, and quail. Aside from the hunting, Bluff Creek has deeper pools of water providing excellent fishing opportunities. The creek has bass, bluegill, carp, and catfish. If fishing on your own ranch isn't enough, Clark County Lake and Coldwater Lake are both within 15 minutes of the ranch. For the Ranchers & Farmers: This ranch is equally impressive from an agricultural standpoint. Extensive improvements have already been completed including miles of newer fencing, cross fencing, and gates throughout the property. The ranch is well-managed and currently supports approximately 250 head of cattle while maintaining healthy native pasture conditions. Near the ranch headquarters sits a functional corral system ideal for sorting cattle, working pairs, or protecting calves during harsh winter weather. The ranch has approximately 6+ miles of newer fence. In addition, the property features approximately 656+/- acres of productive tillable farmland located both along Bluff Creek and throughout the ranch, providing strong farming income potential and additional wildlife food sources. A large majority of the farmland is Carey Silt Loam soils and supports wheat, rye, milo, alfalfa, sorgham sudan, and millet. The entire north side of the ranch has blacktop frontage, and the rest of the ranch has good access roads / trail systems throughout. Tillable Acre Breakdown: Approximately 58+/- acres are in wheat stubble, the remaining 568+/- acres are currently going to milo / feed. There is a 24+/- acre field right by Bluff Creek that would make an excellent food plot to enhance your hunting opportunities. Ranch House & Improvements: The home is located at 1372 County Rd 31. The ranch headquarters features a beautifully remodeled 1916 bungalow-style home offering 4 bedrooms and 2 full bathrooms. Updated in 2014, the home combines historic character with modern comfort and serves as an ideal primary residence, hunting lodge, or ranch headquarters. Additional outbuildings and improvements provide excellent utility and storage opportunities for equipment, livestock operations, and ranch maintenance. Location: Situated just northwest of Protection, Kansas in the heart of Kansas Deer Management Unit 16, this area has become well known for producing exceptional hunting and ranching opportunities. Distances: 10 minutes from Protection, Kansas 15 minutes from Ashland 1 hour from Dodge City 2 hours from Wichita Airport 10 minutes from Coldwater Lake Key Features: Historic 3,722+/- Acre Legacy Ranch Nearly 1.5 Miles of Bluff Creek Excellent Water Resources Trophy Whitetail & Mule Deer Hunting Turkey, Quail, Pheasant & Waterfowl 625+/- Acres of Tillable Farmland Quality Native Grass Pasture Mature Timber & Creek Bottom Habitat Miles of New Fence & Cross Fence 6 Ponds, Windmills & Water Wells Remodeled Ranch Home Blacktop Frontage Strong Agricultural & Recreational Income Potential 2025 Taxes: $7,587.02 Properties of this caliber rarely become available - especially one combining live water, premier hunting, productive agriculture, and deep family history all in one package. The Stephens Ranch is more than just land; it is a true Western Kansas legacy property built to be enjoyed for generations to come. For more information or to schedule a showing contact Nathan Leeper at 620-388-6328 .

Property Legal Description: S02, T09, R02E, Acres 116.1, N2 NE4 & S2 NE4 Less ROW. FSA Details: 115.9 Farmland Acres 115.25 (Estimated) DCP Cropland Acres 101.15 Base Acres (Soybeans 30 acres, Grain Sorghum 65 acres, Wheat 37.26 acres) Agents Notes: An incredible opportunity awaits active agricultural producers and land investors alike. This highly desirable 116.1+/- acre Clay County farm stands out as a premier income-producing asset, boasting an exceptional footprint that is nearly 100% in production with virtually zero waste. If you are looking for a highly efficient, turnkey row-crop operation to add to your land holdings, this property demands your attention. According to Farm Service Agency (FSA) data, the farm features 115.90+/- crop acres with 115.25+/- classified as DCP cropland. The land lays beautifully, featuring modern terraces designed to optimize moisture retention and prevent erosion, all feeding cleanly into an established, well-maintained waterway system. The structural integrity of the soil has been meticulously preserved. The farm has been managed under a dedicated, long-term no-till operation, utilizing a proven, sustainable crop rotation of milo (grain sorghum), soybeans, and wheat. This consistent, top-tier stewardship ensures excellent soil health, minimized compaction, and long-term yield stability for the next owner. Situated at the highly accessible intersection of Limestone Road and 13th Road just outside of Clay Center, moving modern, large-scale equipment in and out of this property is completely seamless. Property Highlights: 116 +/- acres featuring 111 acres of tillable, 5 acres productive waterways Easy access off of county maintained Limestone and 13th roads Strong soil mix led by: 59% Class II Crete Silty Loam, 39% Class III Crete Silty Clay Loam, 3% Class II Hobbs Silty Loam This farm is a producers ideal property as it is nearly 100% production acres No-Till rotation of wheat, milo, and soybeans Property Location: From Hwy 15 (Navajo RD) approximately 4 miles south of Clay Center, head west on 14th RD approximately 2 miles, then south on Limestone RD for 1 mile. The property lies on the corner of 13th and Limestone Road. 2025 Property Taxes: $1,907.86 TERMS & POSSESSION: 10% down day of auction, with balance being paid at closing on or before November 24th. Current tenant has relinquished rights upon completion of fall harvest of 2026. Seller to pay 2026 and prior years taxes. Title insurance, contract preparation, escrow and closing costs to be split equally between byer and seller. Property to be sold AS-IS, WHERE-IS subject to items on a survey, claims of adverse possession, and all easements and exceptions of record. All inspections should be made prior to the day of the sale. This is a cash sale and is not subject to financing or any other contingencies, have you financing arrangements made prior to auction. Midwest Land and Home is acting as the Sellers Agent and represents the sellers interest. All information has come from reliable sources; however, potential buyers are encouraged to verify all information independently. Seller expressly disclaims any liability for errors, omissions or changes regarding any information provided for these sales. Potential purchasers are strongly urged to rely solely upon their own inspections and opinions in preparing to purchase property and are advised not to rely on any representations made by the seller or their agents. Statements made the day of the sale take precedence over all other printed materials. For more information contact: Barrett Long, Listing Agent at 785.447.0329 Pictures and property lines are illustrations only and not guaranteed to be actual property lines. ONLINE BIDDING OPENS FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9TH! ****ONLINE BIDDING REQUIRES PRE-REGISTRATION**** REGISTRATION MUST BE COMPLETED NO LATER THEN 12:00 PM Wednesday, October 21st. In addition to registering through our APP or on our website you will be required to fill out Online Bidder Terms found above in the Property Documents tab. You must complete and return the online registration AND have this form back to us by email, mail, or delivered in person by the deadline. Please DO NOT delay in getting registered.