90 +/- Acres of Hunting Paradise on Clear Creek
Sitting at the end of a county road, this hunter's paradise is a must-have for the outdoorsman wanting a place of retreat. The abundance of old oaks, ferns, deer, turkey, and other wildlife is proof that the ecosystem here is just as it was hundreds of years ago, providing a necessary sanctuary from the open fields to the west. As the slopes turn into flat ground, you start passing through large clear cuts that are begging for your hunting blind, which would give you a front row seat to that Clear Creek buck chasing a doe in the fall. Placing a couple of food plots in these cuts would be the ideal backdrop to call in that long-bearded gobbler in the spring. With some extra dirt work, you could flood these flats for some incredible duck hunting as well. On the far east end, Clear Creek winds elegantly through the mature oaks, walnuts, and sycamores. The banks are dotted with wild paw paw ...
Sitting at the end of a county road, this hunter's paradise is a must-have for the outdoorsman wanting a place of retreat. The abundance of old oaks, ferns, deer, turkey, and other wildlife is proof that the ecosystem here is just as it was hundreds of years ago, providing a necessary sanctuary from the open fields to the west. As the slopes turn into flat ground, you start passing through large clear cuts that are begging for your hunting blind, which would give you a front row seat to that Clear Creek buck chasing a doe in the fall. Placing a couple of food plots in these cuts would be the ideal backdrop to call in that long-bearded gobbler in the spring. With some extra dirt work, you could flood these flats for some incredible duck hunting as well. On the far east end, Clear Creek winds elegantly through the mature oaks, walnuts, and sycamores. The banks are dotted with wild paw paw orchards, creating a quiet refuge among the babbling creek, along with a delicious treat in the fall. The multiple wet-weather creeks and draws leading down the hill to the creek provide a natural funnel for deer who have been out all night feeding on over 8,000 acres of pasture and crop ground nearby. A trail system throughout the 90 +/- acre property helps navigate the changing terrain and provides access to areas that would normally be inaccessible. You rarely see ground under 100 acres that provides this much diverse habitat and hunting opportunity in one spot.
With water, electric, and fiber at the road, you could easily add a cabin to make this the ultimate hunting retreat. Call Andy Unruh today to schedule a showing of this hunter's paradise.
Property Features
-Trail system
-Deer, turkey, and quail
-Fencing on 10 acres
-Multiple weather creeks
-Over 400 yards of Clear Creek runs through the property
-Multiple timber draws and ditches
-Mature marketable walnut, red, and white oak timber
-Rural water at road
-Electricity at road
-Fiber internet at road
-Mineral and water rights
-15 acres of clear cuts
-County road access
-Less than 2 miles from blacktop
-20 minutes from Nevada
-1.5-hour drive from Kansas City
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From Interstate 49 in Nevada, take County Road K/ SSR K east 12 miles. Turn south on 2650 Road and drive a mile to Quail Road. Turn east on Quail Road and travel half a mile to 2690 Road. Location is on your right. From El Dorado Springs, drive west on Highway 54 for 6.5 miles. Turn south on County Road K/ SSR K. Drive 4 miles. Turn south on 2650 Road and drive a mile to Quail Road. Turn east on Quail Road and travel half a mile to 2690 Road. Location is on your right.