About this home

Located in the heart of big deer country in Miami County, Kansas is this pristine 84 +/- acre recreation tract. Rarely do properties that offer such diverse habitat, structure, and deer history come available in Miami County, Kansas, which is less than 1 hour from Kansas City. This is a very well taken care of farm with conservation being the root of its development. Approximately 40 acres are enrolled in a Conservation Reserve Program that ends in 2025 and pays out on an annual basis. This CRP is very well-maintained with a thick/tall stand of native grasses such as big bluestem, switchgrass, little bluestem, and Indiangrass. Being well-maintained and using controlled burns on a regular schedule, the grasses are not the only beneficial plants thriving in this CRP unit. Along with food plots and a great stand of CRP, there are several locations throughout the property where fruit trees have been planted to provide additional resources to the wildlife. A wide variety of apple, plum, and chestnut trees are a few of the trees that have been planted throughout the farm. These have been meticulously maintained and offer tremendous amounts of mass each year. The forested area is picturesque for deer hunters, it truly offers everything. There are areas of mature stands of oak and hickory, and areas of early successional tree growth, such as hedge, cedar thickets, and honey locust that provide ultimate cover. A small creek and several small watering holes throughout the farm give this farm the third most important aspect for great wildlife habitat, water. Most hunters know you need food, cover, and water, and this place offers each.