Bourbon County, Kansas Land For Sale (74 results)

This is what everyone seems to be looking for, big mature timber. The amount of acorns on the ground during the Fall on this farm is wild. The current owner is an avid turkey hunter who's hunted all over the country and this farm is said to be one of the best turkey spots he's ever seen. I can say with certainty and personal knowledge that this immediate area produces more top-end deer than any other neighborhood I'm aware of in Eastern Kansas. The key attribute to the deer quality in this area is the number of large tracts of land in close proximity, that is difficult to find in Eastern Kansas. These big tracts provide refuge, allowing deer to reach maturity and their full growth potential. Check out the photos for an idea of what has lived on the farm in the past. Hunting pressure has been very minimal as the current owner doesn't deer hunt. Access to the farm and stand locations is great with gravel roads on the East and South boundaries. Multiple gated entrances provide security and privacy for the farm. There is also a nice trail around the entire perimeter of the farm, further enhancing the huntability. Crystal clear water flowed through the rock bottom creek on my initial visit, providing a great sense of relaxation and plenty of water for the wildlife. In addition to the creek, there are two nice ponds off the edge of the South pasture. If one were to establish a 4-5 acre food plot in the middle of this farm and set a couple of feeders, I truly believe the sky's the limit for what it could be. If you're looking to build a lodge, a water meter is already in place as well as electric at the road. If you're in the market for an outstanding farm with worlds of potential to improve even further, please give me a call for a showing.

This is what everyone seems to be looking for, big mature timber. The amount of acorns on the ground during the Fall on this farm is wild. The current owner is an avid turkey hunter who's hunted all over the country and this farm is said to be one of the best turkey spots he's ever seen. I can say with certainty and personal knowledge that this immediate area produces more top-end deer than any other neighborhood I'm aware of in Eastern Kansas. The key attribute to the deer quality in this area is the number of large tracts of land in close proximity, that is difficult to find in Eastern Kansas. These big tracts provide refuge, allowing deer to reach maturity and their full growth potential. Check out the photos for an idea of what has lived on the farm in the past. Hunting pressure has been very minimal as the current owner doesn't deer hunt. Access to the farm and stand locations is great with gravel roads on the East and South boundaries. Multiple gated entrances provide security and privacy for the farm. There is also a nice trail around the entire perimeter of the farm, further enhancing the huntability. Crystal clear water flowed through the rock bottom creek on my initial visit, providing a great sense of relaxation and plenty of water for the wildlife. In addition to the creek, there are two nice ponds off the edge of the South pasture. If one were to establish a 4-5 acre food plot in the middle of this farm and set a couple of feeders, I truly believe the sky's the limit for what it could be. If you're looking to build a lodge, a water meter is already in place as well as electric at the road. If you're in the market for an outstanding farm with worlds of potential to improve even further, please give me a call for a showing.

This is what everyone seems to be looking for, big mature timber. The amount of acorns on the ground during the Fall on this farm is wild. The current owner is an avid turkey hunter who's hunted all over the country and this farm is said to be one of the best turkey spots he's ever seen. I can say with certainty and personal knowledge that this immediate area produces more top-end deer than any other neighborhood I'm aware of in Eastern Kansas. The key attribute to the deer quality in this area is the number of large tracts of land in close proximity, that is difficult to find in Eastern Kansas. These big tracts provide refuge, allowing deer to reach maturity and their full growth potential. Check out the photos for an idea of what has lived on the farm in the past. Hunting pressure has been very minimal as the current owner doesn't deer hunt. Access to the farm and stand locations is great with gravel roads on the East and South boundaries. Multiple gated entrances provide security and privacy for the farm. There is also a nice trail around the entire perimeter of the farm, further enhancing the huntability. Crystal clear water flowed through the rock bottom creek on my initial visit, providing a great sense of relaxation and plenty of water for the wildlife. In addition to the creek, there are two nice ponds off the edge of the South pasture. If one were to establish a 4-5 acre food plot in the middle of this farm and set a couple of feeders, I truly believe the sky's the limit for what it could be. If you're looking to build a lodge, a water meter is already in place as well as electric at the road. If you're in the market for an outstanding farm with worlds of potential to improve even further, please give me a call for a showing.

This is what everyone seems to be looking for, big mature timber. The amount of acorns on the ground during the Fall on this farm is wild. The current owner is an avid turkey hunter who's hunted all over the country and this farm is said to be one of the best turkey spots he's ever seen. I can say with certainty and personal knowledge that this immediate area produces more top-end deer than any other neighborhood I'm aware of in Eastern Kansas. The key attribute to the deer quality in this area is the number of large tracts of land in close proximity, that is difficult to find in Eastern Kansas. These big tracts provide refuge, allowing deer to reach maturity and their full growth potential. Check out the photos for an idea of what has lived on the farm in the past. Hunting pressure has been very minimal as the current owner doesn't deer hunt. Access to the farm and stand locations is great with gravel roads on the East and South boundaries. Multiple gated entrances provide security and privacy for the farm. There is also a nice trail around the entire perimeter of the farm, further enhancing the huntability. Crystal clear water flowed through the rock bottom creek on my initial visit, providing a great sense of relaxation and plenty of water for the wildlife. In addition to the creek, there are two nice ponds off the edge of the South pasture. If one were to establish a 4-5 acre food plot in the middle of this farm and set a couple of feeders, I truly believe the sky's the limit for what it could be. If you're looking to build a lodge, a water meter is already in place as well as electric at the road. If you're in the market for an outstanding farm with worlds of potential to improve even further, please give me a call for a showing.

This is what everyone seems to be looking for, big mature timber. The amount of acorns on the ground during the Fall on this farm is wild. The current owner is an avid turkey hunter who's hunted all over the country and this farm is said to be one of the best turkey spots he's ever seen. I can say with certainty and personal knowledge that this immediate area produces more top-end deer than any other neighborhood I'm aware of in Eastern Kansas. The key attribute to the deer quality in this area is the number of large tracts of land in close proximity, that is difficult to find in Eastern Kansas. These big tracts provide refuge, allowing deer to reach maturity and their full growth potential. Check out the photos for an idea of what has lived on the farm in the past. Hunting pressure has been very minimal as the current owner doesn't deer hunt. Access to the farm and stand locations is great with gravel roads on the East and South boundaries. Multiple gated entrances provide security and privacy for the farm. There is also a nice trail around the entire perimeter of the farm, further enhancing the huntability. Crystal clear water flowed through the rock bottom creek on my initial visit, providing a great sense of relaxation and plenty of water for the wildlife. In addition to the creek, there are two nice ponds off the edge of the South pasture. If one were to establish a 4-5 acre food plot in the middle of this farm and set a couple of feeders, I truly believe the sky's the limit for what it could be. If you're looking to build a lodge, a water meter is already in place as well as electric at the road. If you're in the market for an outstanding farm with worlds of potential to improve even further, please give me a call for a showing.

This is what everyone seems to be looking for, big mature timber. The amount of acorns on the ground during the Fall on this farm is wild. The current owner is an avid turkey hunter who's hunted all over the country and this farm is said to be one of the best turkey spots he's ever seen. I can say with certainty and personal knowledge that this immediate area produces more top-end deer than any other neighborhood I'm aware of in Eastern Kansas. The key attribute to the deer quality in this area is the number of large tracts of land in close proximity, that is difficult to find in Eastern Kansas. These big tracts provide refuge, allowing deer to reach maturity and their full growth potential. Check out the photos for an idea of what has lived on the farm in the past. Hunting pressure has been very minimal as the current owner doesn't deer hunt. Access to the farm and stand locations is great with gravel roads on the East and South boundaries. Multiple gated entrances provide security and privacy for the farm. There is also a nice trail around the entire perimeter of the farm, further enhancing the huntability. Crystal clear water flowed through the rock bottom creek on my initial visit, providing a great sense of relaxation and plenty of water for the wildlife. In addition to the creek, there are two nice ponds off the edge of the South pasture. If one were to establish a 4-5 acre food plot in the middle of this farm and set a couple of feeders, I truly believe the sky's the limit for what it could be. If you're looking to build a lodge, a water meter is already in place as well as electric at the road. If you're in the market for an outstanding farm with worlds of potential to improve even further, please give me a call for a showing.

This is what everyone seems to be looking for, big mature timber. The amount of acorns on the ground during the Fall on this farm is wild. The current owner is an avid turkey hunter who's hunted all over the country and this farm is said to be one of the best turkey spots he's ever seen. I can say with certainty and personal knowledge that this immediate area produces more top-end deer than any other neighborhood I'm aware of in Eastern Kansas. The key attribute to the deer quality in this area is the number of large tracts of land in close proximity, that is difficult to find in Eastern Kansas. These big tracts provide refuge, allowing deer to reach maturity and their full growth potential. Check out the photos for an idea of what has lived on the farm in the past. Hunting pressure has been very minimal as the current owner doesn't deer hunt. Access to the farm and stand locations is great with gravel roads on the East and South boundaries. Multiple gated entrances provide security and privacy for the farm. There is also a nice trail around the entire perimeter of the farm, further enhancing the huntability. Crystal clear water flowed through the rock bottom creek on my initial visit, providing a great sense of relaxation and plenty of water for the wildlife. In addition to the creek, there are two nice ponds off the edge of the South pasture. If one were to establish a 4-5 acre food plot in the middle of this farm and set a couple of feeders, I truly believe the sky's the limit for what it could be. If you're looking to build a lodge, a water meter is already in place as well as electric at the road. If you're in the market for an outstanding farm with worlds of potential to improve even further, please give me a call for a showing.

Located in Bourbon County, Kansas, the land of giant whitetails and gobbling long-beards, sits this one-of-a-kind farm and beautifully finished lodge. Water, food, and cover are the main ingredients when it comes to growing big deer and this farm has it all. Food is provided not only by way of lush alfalfa and crop fields on the farm but also by the surrounding crop fields bordering the property. Multiple ponds, springs, and creeks provide ample water year-round. From dense brush and cedar thickets to tall grasses and timbered creek bottoms and ridge tops, cover is everywhere; there is no waste ground on this farm. The last thing necessary for growing and harvesting big mature animals is discipline, one must be disciplined enough to lay off the younger superstar deer and see them to age 5 or 6 years old. This neighborhood is filled with landowners who've owned and managed land here for a very long time with the goal of growing giant deer. I have personal knowledge of multiple 200 inch deer taken in this immediate area and countless 170-200 inch deer. As a matter of fact, I'm not aware of a more discerning neighborhood in terms of allowing deer to walk until they've reached their full potential. There are multiple blinds, feeders, and food plots in place. All one has to do at this point is show up and hunt. Access to the many stand locations is provided by a well-established and maintained trail system. Access to the farm is provided by gravel county roads. In addition to the county road access there is also an easement providing another access point to consider when playing the wind.The first stop once inside the 1200 square foot lodge is the mud room/locker room, complete with beautifully stained lockers, gear cubbies, and cabinet space. The kitchen and bar area is wide open to the family room and woodburning stove. The wood grained tile and other tile floors show really nice and make for easy cleaning. Accommodating 5-6 people would be very comfortable with the 2 bedrooms and a loft alongside the one full bath. Outside of a few personal items, the property is being sold with most furnishings included. In short, the living quarters feels like a comfortable new home and sets up great for entertaining the hunting buddies or spending quality time with family. Outside of the lodge you'll have plenty of room to store your equipment in the two metal storage buildings. A local gentleman has played a big part in maintaining the food plots, filling feeders, etc. and would consider sticking around with the new owner.If you're in the market for a proven deer farm with everything set up and ready to go, please give me a call. Brad Hand 620 215 0007.

Located in Bourbon County, Kansas, the land of giant whitetails and gobbling long-beards, sits this one-of-a-kind farm and beautifully finished lodge. Water, food, and cover are the main ingredients when it comes to growing big deer and this farm has it all. Food is provided not only by way of lush alfalfa and crop fields on the farm but also by the surrounding crop fields bordering the property. Multiple ponds, springs, and creeks provide ample water year-round. From dense brush and cedar thickets to tall grasses and timbered creek bottoms and ridge tops, cover is everywhere; there is no waste ground on this farm. The last thing necessary for growing and harvesting big mature animals is discipline, one must be disciplined enough to lay off the younger superstar deer and see them to age 5 or 6 years old. This neighborhood is filled with landowners who've owned and managed land here for a very long time with the goal of growing giant deer. I have personal knowledge of multiple 200 inch deer taken in this immediate area and countless 170-200 inch deer. As a matter of fact, I'm not aware of a more discerning neighborhood in terms of allowing deer to walk until they've reached their full potential. There are multiple blinds, feeders, and food plots in place. All one has to do at this point is show up and hunt. Access to the many stand locations is provided by a well-established and maintained trail system. Access to the farm is provided by gravel county roads. In addition to the county road access there is also an easement providing another access point to consider when playing the wind.The first stop once inside the 1200 square foot lodge is the mud room/locker room, complete with beautifully stained lockers, gear cubbies, and cabinet space. The kitchen and bar area is wide open to the family room and woodburning stove. The wood grained tile and other tile floors show really nice and make for easy cleaning. Accommodating 5-6 people would be very comfortable with the 2 bedrooms and a loft alongside the one full bath. Outside of a few personal items, the property is being sold with most furnishings included. In short, the living quarters feels like a comfortable new home and sets up great for entertaining the hunting buddies or spending quality time with family. Outside of the lodge you'll have plenty of room to store your equipment in the two metal storage buildings. A local gentleman has played a big part in maintaining the food plots, filling feeders, etc. and would consider sticking around with the new owner.If you're in the market for a proven deer farm with everything set up and ready to go, please give me a call. Brad Hand 620 215 0007.

Located in Bourbon County, Kansas, the land of giant whitetails and gobbling long-beards, sits this one-of-a-kind farm and beautifully finished lodge. Water, food, and cover are the main ingredients when it comes to growing big deer and this farm has it all. Food is provided not only by way of lush alfalfa and crop fields on the farm but also by the surrounding crop fields bordering the property. Multiple ponds, springs, and creeks provide ample water year-round. From dense brush and cedar thickets to tall grasses and timbered creek bottoms and ridge tops, cover is everywhere; there is no waste ground on this farm. The last thing necessary for growing and harvesting big mature animals is discipline, one must be disciplined enough to lay off the younger superstar deer and see them to age 5 or 6 years old. This neighborhood is filled with landowners who've owned and managed land here for a very long time with the goal of growing giant deer. I have personal knowledge of multiple 200 inch deer taken in this immediate area and countless 170-200 inch deer. As a matter of fact, I'm not aware of a more discerning neighborhood in terms of allowing deer to walk until they've reached their full potential. There are multiple blinds, feeders, and food plots in place. All one has to do at this point is show up and hunt. Access to the many stand locations is provided by a well-established and maintained trail system. Access to the farm is provided by gravel county roads. In addition to the county road access there is also an easement providing another access point to consider when playing the wind.The first stop once inside the 1200 square foot lodge is the mud room/locker room, complete with beautifully stained lockers, gear cubbies, and cabinet space. The kitchen and bar area is wide open to the family room and woodburning stove. The wood grained tile and other tile floors show really nice and make for easy cleaning. Accommodating 5-6 people would be very comfortable with the 2 bedrooms and a loft alongside the one full bath. Outside of a few personal items, the property is being sold with most furnishings included. In short, the living quarters feels like a comfortable new home and sets up great for entertaining the hunting buddies or spending quality time with family. Outside of the lodge you'll have plenty of room to store your equipment in the two metal storage buildings. A local gentleman has played a big part in maintaining the food plots, filling feeders, etc. and would consider sticking around with the new owner.If you're in the market for a proven deer farm with everything set up and ready to go, please give me a call. Brad Hand 620 215 0007.

Located just south of Mapleton, Kansas, in northern Bourbon County, this 130 +/- acre property combines excellent hunting and farming potential. It features over 60 +/- acres of tillable ground. Currently, planted in beans and sits in a proven big deer neighborhood. This property is surrounded by large landowners and some that don't allow any hunting, for added seclusion and quality wildlife habitat. Trippie Creek runs through the property, lined with mature oak timber, and there's a pond for additional water sources. Access is easy with road frontage on the north and east sides and multiple entry points. Brand new trails were just mowed, allowing access into blinds and allowing us to get around the property even more easily. Two elevated Diamond blinds and a 1,000-pound spin cast feeder are already in place, along with a planted 1.5-acre foodplot with one of the blinds overlooking it. There is a lot of potential in this property, and the number of bucks on this property will knock your socks off. Fully fenced and well laid out, this property is ready for both farming and recreational pursuits. If you're looking for a property with a solid mix of tillable income and hunting opportunities, this farm is a great fit. Property Features -130 +/- acres -60 +/- acres in tillable ground -Big deer neighborhood - Tons of Bucks -Planted 1.5 food plot -Mowed trails -1 pond -Trippie Creek -Surrounded by large landowners -North and eastern road frontage -Multiple access points -2 elevated Dimond 360 Blinds -Wonderful food plot locations -One 1,000-pound spin cast feeder -Fully fenced -Majority of the oak timber along the creek

Here is an opportunity to own 77.8 +/- surveyed acres in southern Bourbon County with lots of potential. Hunting, play, farm, or even build a cabin! Sitting just above the Marmaton River with some timbered draws running down to the Ag fields on the river bottoms, you possess some incredible bedding cover for those big bucks to sneak off to during the rut. The entire top is made up of a wonderful mix of natives, including big bluestem, and with a little TLC, could be a fantastic native grass meadow providing incredible habitat for deer and turkeys. There have been no cattle grazed here for the last year, but historically, this pasture was a place for some cattle on the native grasses, and the fences on three sides are good. The north fence is not in, but the sellers drove steel corner posts in on all the survey markers to make sure they were permanent and to be ready for the fence if you choose. The property sits just northeast of the Bourbon State Fishing Lake and would also be a very cool place to build a getaway for the family! This one won't last as farms at this price point are highly sought after in Bourbon County. Call Land Agent Ryan Litwin today for a tour! Property Features -Bluestem and other native grasses -Timber draws above the Marmaton River -Close proximity to lake -Big buck neighborhood -Surveyed and marked -South and east access -Good fence and gates on three sides

It's a very tall order to find a farm with great deer hunting, along with the ability to shoot ducks as well. This wildlife mecca has been maintained for quality cover and water, income-producing crop ground, and big whitetails. Every inch of this farm is game holding. From the 120 acres of productive crop ground rented out at $150 per acre to the marshes and mature native grass stand and timbered draws, there is no waste on this farm. Controlled burns have been utilized to promote solid native grass growth and keep unwanted invasives at bay. The grass stand is very impressive. Please take a look at the photos to see the deer that have lived on the farm for the last few years. Access to the property couldn't be much better considering the ingress points from multiple locked gates along the East, South, and West roads. The West boundary road is a nice, paved road; the other two are gravel. Power and water come to the property, although there are no improvements or meters currently on the property. Multiple blinds and feeders are in place and go with the sale of the property.The two duck marshes both have water control structures in place. The current owner has been focused on the deer hunting and little attention has been payed to the ducks although significant numbers have been witnessed using the marshes.This farm checks as many boxes as any property I've ever sold. Give me a call to come take a look. Brad Hand 620 215 0007.

This awesome tract in northern Bourbon County is comprised of 86 +/- acres with 67 +/- FSA acres in productive tillable ground currently being farmed on a crop share with a local farmer. The farm is planted to beans this year, and with the moisture we've had, the crop looks phenomenal! The Little Osage River winds through the center of the farm, providing a phenomenal wildlife corridor with plenty of timbered edge and pockets. Just south of Mapleton, the farm is on a blacktop road and in one of the best big deer neighborhoods in the county. The southwest corner is a great timber pocket that allows you to slip into a morning stand without blowing out the deer feeding. The farm has great deer history and is currently set up turnkey with three Millennium ladder stands, one Muddy Blind on a tower, and two feeders. A habitat consultant has helped to set up the farm to hunt, and has a plan drawn up for future improvements on the habitat, specifically for killing big bucks! This farm checks a lot of boxes landowner tag, great income, and ready to hunt, with a consultant just waiting to work with the new owner. This one won't last as farms of this size are highly sought after in Bourbon County. Call Land Agent Ryan Litwin today for a tour! Property Features -Taxes - $1,282 -Big buck neighborhood -Tillable income -Stands, blind, and feeders -Blacktop frontage -Little Osage riverbottom -Deer history -Habitat consultant plan -Waterfowl potential

This awesome tract in northern Bourbon County is comprised of 86 +/- acres with 67 +/- FSA acres in productive tillable ground currently being farmed on a crop share with a local farmer. The farm is planted to beans this year, and with the moisture we've had, the crop looks phenomenal! The Little Osage River winds through the center of the farm, providing a phenomenal wildlife corridor with plenty of timbered edge and pockets. Just south of Mapleton, the farm is on a blacktop road and in one of the best big deer neighborhoods in the county. The southwest corner is a great timber pocket that allows you to slip into a morning stand without blowing out the deer feeding. The farm has great deer history and is currently set up turnkey with three Millennium ladder stands, one Muddy Blind on a tower, and two feeders. A habitat consultant has helped to set up the farm to hunt, and has a plan drawn up for future improvements on the habitat, specifically for killing big bucks! This farm checks a lot of boxes landowner tag, great income, and ready to hunt, with a consultant just waiting to work with the new owner. This one won't last as farms of this size are highly sought after in Bourbon County. Call Land Agent Ryan Litwin today for a tour! Property Features -Taxes - $1,282 -Big buck neighborhood -Tillable income -Stands, blind, and feeders -Blacktop frontage -Little Osage riverbottom -Deer history -Habitat consultant plan -Waterfowl potential

This awesome tract in northern Bourbon County is comprised of 86 +/- acres with 67 +/- FSA acres in productive tillable ground currently being farmed on a crop share with a local farmer. The farm is planted to beans this year, and with the moisture we've had, the crop looks phenomenal! The Little Osage River winds through the center of the farm, providing a phenomenal wildlife corridor with plenty of timbered edge and pockets. Just south of Mapleton, the farm is on a blacktop road and in one of the best big deer neighborhoods in the county. The southwest corner is a great timber pocket that allows you to slip into a morning stand without blowing out the deer feeding. The farm has great deer history and is currently set up turnkey with three Millennium ladder stands, one Muddy Blind on a tower, and two feeders. A habitat consultant has helped to set up the farm to hunt, and has a plan drawn up for future improvements on the habitat, specifically for killing big bucks! This farm checks a lot of boxes landowner tag, great income, and ready to hunt, with a consultant just waiting to work with the new owner. This one won't last as farms of this size are highly sought after in Bourbon County. Call Land Agent Ryan Litwin today for a tour! Property Features -Taxes - $1,282 -Big buck neighborhood -Tillable income -Stands, blind, and feeders -Blacktop frontage -Little Osage riverbottom -Deer history -Habitat consultant plan -Waterfowl potential

This awesome tract in northern Bourbon County is comprised of 86 +/- acres with 67 +/- FSA acres in productive tillable ground currently being farmed on a crop share with a local farmer. The farm is planted to beans this year, and with the moisture we've had, the crop looks phenomenal! The Little Osage River winds through the center of the farm, providing a phenomenal wildlife corridor with plenty of timbered edge and pockets. Just south of Mapleton, the farm is on a blacktop road and in one of the best big deer neighborhoods in the county. The southwest corner is a great timber pocket that allows you to slip into a morning stand without blowing out the deer feeding. The farm has great deer history and is currently set up turnkey with three Millennium ladder stands, one Muddy Blind on a tower, and two feeders. A habitat consultant has helped to set up the farm to hunt, and has a plan drawn up for future improvements on the habitat, specifically for killing big bucks! This farm checks a lot of boxes landowner tag, great income, and ready to hunt, with a consultant just waiting to work with the new owner. This one won't last as farms of this size are highly sought after in Bourbon County. Call Land Agent Ryan Litwin today for a tour! Property Features -Taxes - $1,282 -Big buck neighborhood -Tillable income -Stands, blind, and feeders -Blacktop frontage -Little Osage riverbottom -Deer history -Habitat consultant plan -Waterfowl potential

This 61.20 +/- surveyed acres in Bourbon County is a blank slate that could go any way you choose! Currently, 53 +/- acres are enrolled in a CRP contract paying $3,062 annually. That contract can be bought out, and that acreage turned into tillable ground, pasture, or even the site of your future home! The property is accessed from Unique Road, which is a recently reopened county road on the south side of the farm. The mostly open land boasts incredible views, end-of-road privacy, and quiet near the Little Osage River. Don't overlook the hunting this property has available. The 6 +/- acres or so of timber in the southwest corner connect to miles of timber and ultimately to the Little Osage, providing a natural travel corridor and rut funnel for those bug bucks. Farm ground to the north provides destination food sources, and the CRP grasses were littered with deer trails and beds. Scrapes and rubs were found all over the edges of the timber pocket, and plenty of mature trees make for a great tree stand ambush. The options are endless to make this into a little honey hole that hunts great with a west wind. Call land agent Ryan Litwin today for a personal tour and with any questions! Property Features -Current survey -CRP income -Buyout option -Great hunting area -Privacy and quiet -Build site -Great views

This 61.20 +/- surveyed acres in Bourbon County is a blank slate that could go any way you choose! Currently, 53 +/- acres are enrolled in a CRP contract paying $3,062 annually. That contract can be bought out, and that acreage turned into tillable ground, pasture, or even the site of your future home! The property is accessed from Unique Road, which is a recently reopened county road on the south side of the farm. The mostly open land boasts incredible views, end-of-road privacy, and quiet near the Little Osage River. Don't overlook the hunting this property has available. The 6 +/- acres or so of timber in the southwest corner connect to miles of timber and ultimately to the Little Osage, providing a natural travel corridor and rut funnel for those bug bucks. Farm ground to the north provides destination food sources, and the CRP grasses were littered with deer trails and beds. Scrapes and rubs were found all over the edges of the timber pocket, and plenty of mature trees make for a great tree stand ambush. The options are endless to make this into a little honey hole that hunts great with a west wind. Call land agent Ryan Litwin today for a personal tour and with any questions! Property Features -Current survey -CRP income -Buyout option -Great hunting area -Privacy and quiet -Build site -Great views

This 61.20 +/- surveyed acres in Bourbon County is a blank slate that could go any way you choose! Currently, 53 +/- acres are enrolled in a CRP contract paying $3,062 annually. That contract can be bought out, and that acreage turned into tillable ground, pasture, or even the site of your future home! The property is accessed from Unique Road, which is a recently reopened county road on the south side of the farm. The mostly open land boasts incredible views, end-of-road privacy, and quiet near the Little Osage River. Don't overlook the hunting this property has available. The 6 +/- acres or so of timber in the southwest corner connect to miles of timber and ultimately to the Little Osage, providing a natural travel corridor and rut funnel for those bug bucks. Farm ground to the north provides destination food sources, and the CRP grasses were littered with deer trails and beds. Scrapes and rubs were found all over the edges of the timber pocket, and plenty of mature trees make for a great tree stand ambush. The options are endless to make this into a little honey hole that hunts great with a west wind. Call land agent Ryan Litwin today for a personal tour and with any questions! Property Features -Current survey -CRP income -Buyout option -Great hunting area -Privacy and quiet -Build site -Great views

This 61.20 +/- surveyed acres in Bourbon County is a blank slate that could go any way you choose! Currently, 53 +/- acres are enrolled in a CRP contract paying $3,062 annually. That contract can be bought out, and that acreage turned into tillable ground, pasture, or even the site of your future home! The property is accessed from Unique Road, which is a recently reopened county road on the south side of the farm. The mostly open land boasts incredible views, end-of-road privacy, and quiet near the Little Osage River. Don't overlook the hunting this property has available. The 6 +/- acres or so of timber in the southwest corner connect to miles of timber and ultimately to the Little Osage, providing a natural travel corridor and rut funnel for those bug bucks. Farm ground to the north provides destination food sources, and the CRP grasses were littered with deer trails and beds. Scrapes and rubs were found all over the edges of the timber pocket, and plenty of mature trees make for a great tree stand ambush. The options are endless to make this into a little honey hole that hunts great with a west wind. Call land agent Ryan Litwin today for a personal tour and with any questions! Property Features -Current survey -CRP income -Buyout option -Great hunting area -Privacy and quiet -Build site -Great views

This 61.20 +/- surveyed acres in Bourbon County is a blank slate that could go any way you choose! Currently, 53 +/- acres are enrolled in a CRP contract paying $3,062 annually. That contract can be bought out, and that acreage turned into tillable ground, pasture, or even the site of your future home! The property is accessed from Unique Road, which is a recently reopened county road on the south side of the farm. The mostly open land boasts incredible views, end-of-road privacy, and quiet near the Little Osage River. Don't overlook the hunting this property has available. The 6 +/- acres or so of timber in the southwest corner connect to miles of timber and ultimately to the Little Osage, providing a natural travel corridor and rut funnel for those bug bucks. Farm ground to the north provides destination food sources, and the CRP grasses were littered with deer trails and beds. Scrapes and rubs were found all over the edges of the timber pocket, and plenty of mature trees make for a great tree stand ambush. The options are endless to make this into a little honey hole that hunts great with a west wind. Call land agent Ryan Litwin today for a personal tour and with any questions! Property Features -Current survey -CRP income -Buyout option -Great hunting area -Privacy and quiet -Build site -Great views

This 61.20 +/- surveyed acres in Bourbon County is a blank slate that could go any way you choose! Currently, 53 +/- acres are enrolled in a CRP contract paying $3,062 annually. That contract can be bought out, and that acreage turned into tillable ground, pasture, or even the site of your future home! The property is accessed from Unique Road, which is a recently reopened county road on the south side of the farm. The mostly open land boasts incredible views, end-of-road privacy, and quiet near the Little Osage River. Don't overlook the hunting this property has available. The 6 +/- acres or so of timber in the southwest corner connect to miles of timber and ultimately to the Little Osage, providing a natural travel corridor and rut funnel for those bug bucks. Farm ground to the north provides destination food sources, and the CRP grasses were littered with deer trails and beds. Scrapes and rubs were found all over the edges of the timber pocket, and plenty of mature trees make for a great tree stand ambush. The options are endless to make this into a little honey hole that hunts great with a west wind. Call land agent Ryan Litwin today for a personal tour and with any questions! Property Features -Current survey -CRP income -Buyout option -Great hunting area -Privacy and quiet -Build site -Great views

This 61.20 +/- surveyed acres in Bourbon County is a blank slate that could go any way you choose! Currently, 53 +/- acres are enrolled in a CRP contract paying $3,062 annually. That contract can be bought out, and that acreage turned into tillable ground, pasture, or even the site of your future home! The property is accessed from Unique Road, which is a recently reopened county road on the south side of the farm. The mostly open land boasts incredible views, end-of-road privacy, and quiet near the Little Osage River. Don't overlook the hunting this property has available. The 6 +/- acres or so of timber in the southwest corner connect to miles of timber and ultimately to the Little Osage, providing a natural travel corridor and rut funnel for those bug bucks. Farm ground to the north provides destination food sources, and the CRP grasses were littered with deer trails and beds. Scrapes and rubs were found all over the edges of the timber pocket, and plenty of mature trees make for a great tree stand ambush. The options are endless to make this into a little honey hole that hunts great with a west wind. Call land agent Ryan Litwin today for a personal tour and with any questions! Property Features -Current survey -CRP income -Buyout option -Great hunting area -Privacy and quiet -Build site -Great views

All Offers Welcome! The Old Quarry Preserve offers a unique blend of history, wildlife, and potential. Once a working quarry, it's now a haven for trophy whitetail bucks plus there is turkey galore and quail and also holds strong promise for duck habitat development. The well-kept home is perfect as a hunting cabin or weekend retreat. Ideal for those seeking a private escape, hunting reserve, or future outdoor development. Land This 392.9 +/- acre property in Bourbon County offers a rare opportunity with diverse potential. Once a working quarry, the land could be developed into a premier recreational retreat for duck and deer hunting or possibly reactivated for additional rock mining. With rolling hills, scattered trees, and natural cover throughout, the property is well-suited for outdoor enthusiasts, investors, or those seeking a unique and versatile landscape. Improvements The charming 940 sq. ft. 1940s bungalow offers the perfect weekend escape or cozy hunting retreat. With its vintage character and peaceful setting, it's an ideal spot to unwind after a day outdoorsor use it as a base while you build a larger cabin tailored for family gatherings and extended stays. Recreation This unique property offers endless opportunities for recreation, income, and long-term enjoyment. Whether you're into quail, dove, turkey, whitetail deer, or even duck hunting, the diverse terrain and natural features provide excellent habitat for wildlife. With space for ATV and UTV trails, hiking, camping, and fishing, it's an ideal outdoor escape. For those seeking investment potential, portions of the land could be further mined for sand and rock. With so much to offer, this property could easily be transformed into a legacy retreat your family will enjoy for generations. Region & Climate Bourbon County, Kansas, has a humid continental climate with hot summers and cold winters. The area receives around 42 inches of rainfall annually, supporting lush vegetation and crop growth. Terrain is gently rolling with a mix of open fields, timber, and stream corridorsideal for farming, grazing, and wildlife habitat. History Fort Scott, founded in 1842, began as a U.S. Army post to help maintain peace on the western frontier. It later played a major role in the Bleeding Kansas conflict, as tensions rose over slavery before the Civil War. Reopened during the war, it served as a Union supply post, hospital, and training center. Bourbon County, organized in 1855, was a hotspot during these violent pre-war years due to its location near the Missouri border. After the war, the area grew through farming, coal mining, and railroad development. Today, Fort Scott and Bourbon County are known for their rich history and preserved Civil War-era landmarks. Location Located just 3 miles from Fort Scott and 80 miles from Kansas City, this one-of-a-kind property is ready to be exploredschedule your private showing today.