If you know the cross timbers ecosystem that crosses through the southeast part of Kansas then you probably know about Chautauqua County. In that county, the town of Chautauqua is a quaint town of less than 250 people. Less than a mile from the paved road is where you can find the gate entrance to this 310 acres of rolling terrain with thick cover. Thick cover makes this property a deer haven. Deer have many great options for bedding on this property. They love the seclusion on the back side of the property that is furthest from the road. The water up front and in the middle in the form of two ponds are perfect for animals to stop and get a drink. Drainages and mature treelines are always favorite travel corridors for whitetails. There are openings in the timber that could be worked up and add a food source that could help lure in the buck of a lifetime. Bigger trees can be found throughout the property and stands can be hung in most places. This 310 acres would qualify for 3 landowner tags allowing you to hunt with any weapon. Arguably one of the best parts of whitetail hunting in Kansas is that you can use a wide variety of tactics to get your desired result. Whether you're setting up a stand with a bow or rifle, or prefer to chase deer down during their rut, or use your smoke pole in September, there's really no wrong way to hunt these animals. The perimeter and cross fencing is set up to run cattle on one or both sides. There is a pond on each side of the cross fence.

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