Lot # : 1 - 315+/- Acres in Pawnee County, Ks

For The Deer Hunter: This area is historically known to produce big whitetails. The deer history speaks for itself on this place between the trail camera pictures as well as the new state record muzzleloader typical whitetail taken off of the farm in 2022. Between neighboring irrigated and dryland crops combined with the timber/crp on this farm as well as in the area it is the perfect storm for a whitetail deer sanctuary. The CRP quarter on this farm historically proves to be a favorite bedding area for the deer to take refuge as well. For The Upland Hunter: The 133+/- acres enrolled in CRP on the east 1/4 consists of some of the tallest CRP you will come across. At first glance you will notice right away why the upland birds such as pheasants and quail take refuge on this property. Between the tall CRP and the neighboring crop fields providing food it is the perfect storm for the avid upland hunter. Build Site Potential: With overhead power already running off the west road and water wells in place there are many opportunities to build your own cabin either in the timber block or out towards one of the roads if you would like to keep the timber as a sanctuary. Tillable: With the tillable acres already established there are many opportunities for the avid outdoorsmen to enhance this property even farther with food plots and more CRP. The tillable portion of this farm consists of 138+/- acres currently planted to wheat. The current tenant is on verbal cash rent terms with no long term written contract. CRP: There are 133+/- acres enrolled in the CRP program at $33 per acre. The current CRP enrollment lasts until 09/30/2030. Sellers will let their 2024 payment be assumed by the new owner. 2023 payment was $4,408. Timber: There is roughly 44+/- acres of timber on this property. In addition to the timber and well established deer trails and bedding areas, there is also an old farmstead consisting of several barns/sheds as well as two farm houses. Mineral Rights: Sellers will retain their mineral rights. Driving Directions: From Radium: Travel north up Radium road for 4 miles until you reach NW 190th St. From the intersection of Radium road & NW 190th travel 1 mile west to the Pawnee/Stafford county line. The 315+/- acres lie to the SW of the intersection. From Pawnee Rock: On the west side of Pawnee Rock at the intersection of highway 56 & 50th Avenue go south 1.5 miles until you reach R5 road. From the intersection of 50th avenue and R5 road travel east down R5 road for 3 miles until you reach the southbound curve that turns R5 road into 20th avenue. From the curve you go 1/2 mile south to R Road. The 315 +/- acres lie to the south east. Property Taxes: $3,029.98