A short drive down a dead-end road in Greenwood County leads you alongside this 12 acres that has Homer Creek running through it. A true representation of how diverse and habitat rich Southeast Kansas land can be. Look over the bank at the 50 foot drop straight to the creek and behold this wet wooly and wooded property. Owning both sides of the creek has its advantages, you can put a small boat in and go to either side. Setting limb lines for big catfish would be no problem, without worry of someone else floating the same part of the creek. The bend in the creek has created a parcel of land that has not been subject to the same types of clearing as some of the land around it, leaving this place feeling like an untouched gem. Mature timber covers the interior of this farm completely and is sure to be a likely place for bucks and does to be bedded all year long. Deer in this particular part of the world don't have to travel far to find a good food source with the neighboring properties being rich bottomland tillable. This farm hits a sweet spot between both Toronto and Fall River Lakes with each about 11 miles away. Highway 54 is less than 1,500 feet away and allows you quick access to get to and from the farm. If you have been dreaming about your own piece of Kansas dirt, then you need to come check this one out. Small diverse hunting tracts such as this have been hard to come by.

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