Property Location: Located 5 miles northwest of Great Bend, Kansas off K-96 Highway. Great Bend Feeding borders the south part of the property.

Legal Description:

1. S03, T19, R14W, NE/4 NE/4 

2. S02, T19, R14W, W of RD

3. S02, T19, R14W, COM 160N SECOR SW/4 TH N2480,W1465,S258,W168,N258,W1010,S470,E1010,S2010,E1632 POB LESS R/W

Property Description: Excellent cropland with an incredible view awaits you at this superb listing just Northwest of Great Bend, KS in Barton County. Less than 6 miles west of Cheyenne Bottoms Wildlife Area the corn and other cropland in this area attract vast numbers of waterfowl during the migration every year providing some of the best waterfowl hunting opportunities in North America. Ducks and Geese feed in this area heavily each year as there is alway water and high quality food in the area. On top of being a premium waterfowl hunting property the walnut creek runs through the larger tract that is home to an abundance of whitetailed deer and Rio Turkeys. Deer in the area grow very large with all of the excess food of all different types and the nearly 40 acres of timber provide excellent cover and habitat. There is an orchard with apple, pear, and cherry trees just outside one of the large creek coves. With fertile soils and water rights allowing for irrigation this property has great crop yields each year. The sunsets and sunrises will take your breath away as you look out over the crop fields. The luscious timber cascades through the northwest parcel providing plenty of shelter for the wildlife that seek refuge in this area. Hunting waterfowl in flooded corn, milo, or soybean fields near the largest inland marsh in North America (Cheyenne Bottoms) with the ability to control the water on the crops is extremely hard to come by in this area. Don’t miss your opportunity on this once in a lifetime property in central Kansas. For more information, videos / photos of waterfowl, or a qualified showing please contact JC Bosch today. Co-Brokers welcome. 

Farm Data:

Cropland- 221.19 acres of tillable cropground

•  141 +/- acres of flood irrigated tillable acres

Timber- 39 acres of lush timber

Total-260.19 acres

Soil Report:

• Harney silt loam, 1-3 percent slopes: 27.1 acres

• New Cambria silty clay loam, rarely flooded: 55.6 acres

• Bridgeport silt loam, rarely flooded: 88.5 acres

• Crete silt loam, 0-1 percent slopes, loess plains and breaks: 85.6 acres

Water Rights: 

• NE 3-19-14W: File No. 15185 is permitted for irrigation of 63 acres from one well with no overlaps. Authorized 95 AF per year at 990 GPM. In the Walnut Creek IGUCA and has a five-year allocation.

• SW 2-19-14W: FIle No. 17580 is permitted for irrigation of 105 acres from one well with no overlaps. Authorized 84 AF per year at 335 GPM. In the Walnut Creek IGUCA and has a five-year allocation.

Well & Irrigation Information: Flood Irrigation

• Well in SW of S2 was drilled in 1996

  • 80’ well

  • 800 gpm

  • 20 hp motor rebuilt in 2018

• Well in Section 3 was maintenance in 2012

  • 10” aluminum column pipe

  • 93’ well

  • 800-900 bpm

2019 Real Estate Taxes: $1683.20

Mineral and water rights pass with land to Buyer at Closing.