Tillable Production and Hunting in the Heart of Mule Deer Country
This half section located in southeast Gove County, has something for everyone. It features 201 +/- acres of productive cropland, with the balance being some of the best mule deer habitat in western Kansas.
The majority of the tillable ground is comprised of Ulysses silt loam with crop production index ratings in the mid-’60s. It would make a great addition to any operation. Currently, 135 +/- acres are green wheat. 16 +/- acres are wheat stubble, and 50 +/- acres are in milo stubble. Note, these are estimated values, as the FSA has the fields combined with the half section to the west.
A breathtaking canyon cuts through the middle and spans the entire east side of the property. The limestone rock formations combined with thickets and grassy draws are not only beautiful to look at, but they also hold a very healthy population of deer and other game species. We pushed several good mule ...
A breathtaking canyon cuts through the middle and spans the entire east side of the property. The limestone rock formations combined with thickets and grassy draws are not only beautiful to look at, but they also hold a very healthy population of deer and other game species. We pushed several good mule deer off the property while photographing, and the trail camera pictures don’t lie. This is the kind of property you will be able to consistently harvest trophy class mule deer.
For more information or a private tour of the farm, please contact Mitch Newcomer at (816) 799-1384.
Property Features
-315 +/- acres
-Estimated 201 tillable acres
-Primarily Ulysses silt loam
-114 +/- acres of limestone canyons
-Dense cover
-Solid mule deer population
-Good upland bird habitat
-15 minutes to Quinter
-1 mile west of Castle Rock
-4 hours to Denver
-20 minutes to I70
Directions
From Quinter, KS head south on Castle Rock Rd/Gove 72 for 14.8 miles. Turn east on County Road K for 2.5 miles to NW Corner of the property. Property will be on the south side of County Road K.
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