400 Road H, Olpe, KS 66865

The tract consists of +/-120 acres total with +/-57 acres of native grasses, +/-54 acres of mature hardwood timber stand and +/-9 acres of open water of the +/-45-acre watershed lake. The native grass is in a hearty stand made up of big, little, switch and Indian grasses and was rested fallow this past year with no grazing and was sprayed in early fall of 2023 for routine maintenance for weed prevention. Majority of the grass acres sit on the west side of the tract with a small portion on the east side mixed with a wooliness, creating idea cover and has been inhabited as the whitetail bedding sanctuary. The entire perimeter has above average 5-strand barbed wire with the north line being replaced January of 2024. The +/-54 acres of timber stand are created of a high concentration of Black Walnuts throughout with additional Osage Orange, Locust, Hackberry, Ash, Cottonwood, Willow and Cedar. The heavy timber block has Moon Branch Creek winding throughout with fingerling timber stands that spider out across the west and south of the farm. The +/-9 acres of lake hold open waters to a +/-45-acre watershed lake that Moon Branch Creek flow into. Endless waterfowl hunting and fishing taking place on this lake! Each time on the farm, I have bumped mature bucks from the east side, not to mention all the sheds I found from the bedding area, and plenty of does off of the west. The genetics in the area are proven and impressive to say the least.