The Honey Hole in Hodgeman County
Here’s your chance to own a wildlife honey hole in Hodgeman County, Kansas. Live water, thick timber, deep canyons, and thick native grasses provide a sanctuary for multiple species of wildlife. This parcel is surrounded by agriculture and irrigated crop lands, providing food and nutrition for the wildlife year-round. Known for great whitetail deer, turkey, pheasant, and quail hunting, this spot has it all. Electric service crosses the property and a water well is already in place, giving you the option to set it up for your RV or put a hunting cabin in place. Located right off of Highway 156, just west of Hanston, Kansas, this property is convenient and easily accessible. Buckner Creek flows through the property and is well-known as a travel corridor and home for the incredible whitetail deer population in the area. This one won’t last long, so give me a call at (620) 921-3015 and we ca...
Here’s your chance to own a wildlife honey hole in Hodgeman County, Kansas. Live water, thick timber, deep canyons, and thick native grasses provide a sanctuary for multiple species of wildlife. This parcel is surrounded by agriculture and irrigated crop lands, providing food and nutrition for the wildlife year-round. Known for great whitetail deer, turkey, pheasant, and quail hunting, this spot has it all. Electric service crosses the property and a water well is already in place, giving you the option to set it up for your RV or put a hunting cabin in place. Located right off of Highway 156, just west of Hanston, Kansas, this property is convenient and easily accessible. Buckner Creek flows through the property and is well-known as a travel corridor and home for the incredible whitetail deer population in the area. This one won’t last long, so give me a call at (620) 921-3015 and we can go see it in person!
Property Features
-51 +/- acres
-Buckner Creek flows through the property
-Deep canyons and ravines provide refuge and bedding for wildlife
-Multiple pinch points and stand locations to leverage any wind
-Great areas for food plot locations
-Mature timber and native grasses
-Water well in place
-Electric service available on property
-Easy access from Highway 156 or established easement on the east side
-Borders irrigated crop land
-Fence around the perimeter of the property
-2 miles from Hanston
-36 miles from Larned
-40 miles from Dodge City
-36 miles from Ness City
-44 miles from Kinsley
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Research Parcel InformationDirections
From Hanston, KS: Go west 1.5 miles on U.S. Highway 156 to the highway entrance of the property. Or, go another 0.5 mile to North Rd. and then go 0.5 mile to the easement on the east side of the property.
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