Property Location: 2 Miles NW of Chetopa KS. Just 300 Yards from Labette Creek and just under 3 miles West of the Neosho River Legal Description: NE 1/4 20-34-21 Labette County KS Deer Unit: 11 Property Description: This is the ultimate do all farm that is ready for the next owner to enjoy with family like the seller has been doing for the decade that they have owned it. Take a look at the pictures of the deer taken. This family father/son/daughter/grandkids have all made memories of hunting the KS farm and killing big bucks. The 2024 Deer tag Draw is over and was not exactly friendly for the nonresidents with a large % of applicants no longer able to draw tags on a regular basis. So now is the time to look into land ownership and the Over the Counter Landowner Deer Tags the state allows to be purchased. Buy this farm and kill deer on it within 2 weeks of closing. This 160 acre farm is set up for deer hunting with a couple blinds and a 600 pound feeder already in place and full of corn. We are running a few cameras currently on the farm and will be updating trail cam pictures as we get new bucks on camera. This farm boasts about 75 acres of thick woods that vary from red oak flats to cedar tree thickets and the unique old coal pits. These old shallow carved out impressions I was told were dug in the early 1900s with horses and pull type slips to obtain coal for the family's coal stoves in the houses. These are not the coal pits from the 1960s that were dug with modern equipment and now full of water. I have found these on just a handful of farms in LB County and if I hadn't been told what they were I would have never known it. This quarter section and the property directly east of this property both have signs of the primitive coal days. Most of those that remember those days are long gone. So to compliment the 75+/- acres of thick woods the balance of this farm is currently set up for cattle. The North end of the farm is a 60 acre cow pasture split into 2 traps. Both have ponds and there is a pipe cattle corral situated between them for easy cattle handling. On the South side of the timber has another cattle pasture about 25 acres and it has a pond and a cattle corral as well. This farm is fenced and gated with everything you need. Just dump out some cattle and you're ready to go. This area of Labette County is well known for its Giant Bucks and big flocks of wild Turkeys but is also becoming a waterfowl hotspot. Directly across the road east is 200 acres of private owned duck wetlands, then adjacent to those are 400 acres of KDWP duck wetlands then as you cross the river it is nonstop private and public waterfowl habitat projects totaling thousands of acres. This farm does not have much super flat laying bottom type ground but does have some deep ravines where you could build some impressive watershed type projects. It also has a unique to the County topographical feature known as Bunker Hill. The extreme NW corner of the farm sits almost at the top of Bunker Hill. From The NW corner of the farm down to the NE corner of the farm you encounter a nearly full 100 ft of elevation drop. This is a super cool farm that offers most any outdoor or agriculture buyer an opportunity unlike most any other farm on the market today, Any announcements day of sale shall take precedence over any advertised material.