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At +/-3236 contiguous acres and with over 3 miles of Elk River frontage, this property is one of the premier ranches in Kansas. Combine the recreation opportunities that abound around every corner of this ranch with the working cattle operation and the +/-409 acres of tillable crop land and you have a property that can be used and enjoyed any number of ways. It's a truly magnificent ranch with a new adventure around every turn.

This property is so diverse and has everything an eastern Kansas sportsman could ask for. Starting on the north end, the property has Elk River frontage that divides areas of production farm ground and cuts through planted food plots, with old, massive cottonwood trees guarding the riverbanks and assorted oak trees, sycamores, elm trees, osage orange, cedars and other tree species coming together to form dense timber pockets that show obvious deer travel corridor paths that have been beat down for generations.
Look and listen closely and the northern side of the ranch will share some of its history with you. There is an old, abandoned iron bridge whose remnants make its way over the Elk River and an old barn whose wood has seen the hard work of generations making their way on this land. Native American arrow heads and other artifacts have also been found along the river.
Moving south, the land begins to slowly gain elevation and the tillable farmland becomes intertwined between patches of native grass and timber surrounds. Everywhere you look seems to be another perfect bedding area or feeding area. More large trees run through the middle of the property following tributary creek beds which help to feed any one of the 16 ponds on the property. Again, you can not look in any direction and not see exceptional habitat co-designed by nature and the human caretakers of this incredible parcel.
In this region of the ranch, the hills begin to steepen and are covered with blackjack oaks. Deer run these hillsides and the ravines are full of rubs, scrapes and more pathways that give up the secrets of their travel corridors.

Situated at the end of a scenic 1.45-mile-long driveway that leads you past the highest point on the ranch, this home features a total of 4512 square feet with 5 bedrooms and 3 full baths spread throughout a main floor and finished walk-out basement. Privacy is not a problem as this home cannot be seen from any road

As you enter the home, your eyes are immediately taken to the vaulted, pine wood ceilings and the wall of windows overlooking the lake and timbered hills. The great room features a fireplace that was built with natural stone found on the property and incredible hand sawn, solid wood floors held in place with hand cut nails. The craftsmanship shines throughout, including the railing made from rough cut pine logs.

The open concept kitchen is anchored by a large granite island and granite countertop with plenty of custom hardwood hardwood cabinets and a walk-in pantry with custom shelving. The slate tile backsplash continues the use of natural materials and further enhances the rustic feel. The kitchen also features a split sink, dishwasher, electric range and built in microwave, all perfectly set up to cook the days’ hunting bounty or entertain a crowd of guests.

The basement is finished and has walk out french doors to a covered stone patio. Imagine swapping the day’s hunting stories over cocktails at the extra-large granite, show piece bar while the steaks cook just outside on the cowboy grill fire pit. There is also a built-in entertainment center and the basement living area flooring is all tile, which all makes entertaining and clean up easy.

There are two outbuildings on the property, both with concrete floors. One is located near the lake and measures 45’x45′ and the other is located near the north property gate and measures 38’x42′. Both have extra tall overhead doors and together they allow enough storage for all your equipment and toys.

For decades, the caretakers of this property have been focused on managing and growing the caliber of large antlered whitetail deer that Kansas is known for. Strategically planted food plots, corn feeders and minerals have been a year-round mandate on the ranch and the results have shown themselves time and again.

Throughout the spring, turkey gobbles and bobwhite quail whistles can be heard echoing through the hills of the ranch. Geographically, the ranch sits right on the line where Rio Grande, Eastern and hybrid turkey subspecies all roam. Quail use the grass lands and thick underbrush of the creek bottoms for cover and can often be seen in coveys of 20 or more birds.


There are hunting opportunities for famed Kansas whitetail deer, turkey, quail, waterfowl, furbearers and small game.

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