Description

This magical tract of land is situated in close proximity to a big buck corridor and our pictures prove it! Slate creek is a small creek system snaking through the entire Sumner county Kansas agriculture area. Many locals have told the tails of the giant bucks that roam this creek system from its beginnings around the Milton, Kansas clear down to the marshy low lands of Sumner and Cowley county before dumping into the Arkansas River. Currently the farm is anchored by nearly 98 acres of crop production. An excellent mix of all class II soils make up this dryland portion. Nalim, Milan and Elandco Loams are the common soil types that combine to form a boastful 70.4 NCCPI score, well above the Sumner county average of 56. Soils of this caliber will respond quickly to the right fertilizer and lime programs. Combined with the right plant hybrids and a little rain from mother nature, you will have a great yielding farm. The Northeast corner is home to nearly 35 acres of brome hay production that could easily be converted back to tillable production. This area is one of the more magnificent places on the farm, as Slate creek makes a large bend and forms a nice healthy tree line up the draw through the eastern portion of the farm. This area forms a nice pinch point as the wooded eastern property line runs down to meet the western timber area that all chokes down into Slate creek. Here is where the deer come alive.

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Listed by: Tyler Heil