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Located just north of Coyville, KS in Wilson County, sets this well placed multi use acreage. Sitting on Coyville RD, which is paved, allows for quick and easy access.
Lets start with the whitetail hunting. It is hard to find a small affordable property that will allow you the opportunity to harvest a big mature buck year after year. With quite a bit of knowledge in this particular area, I can tell you the deer hunting is second to none. While walking the property I came across multiple big rubs and scrapes. There are openings on the farm that would make great food plot locations. Most of the 15 acres is made up of great bedding so adding a little food will definitely put the odds in your favor. Wilson County is known for it's big bucks and this farm will be no different!
The great hunting isn't the only attraction to this great property. With its location just a few minutes from Toronto Lake and 10 minutes from Fall River lake, this make an astounding possible build site. With electricity and water nearby, it is no doubter if you are looking for a nice location to build a home or a cabin. It is about 20 minutes to both Fredonia and Yates Center and only about 10 minutes from Toronto. With the property sitting on a paved road, access will be easy and convenient.
The property already has partial fencing so grazing the property is also an option. It has a decent size pond that seems to hold water pretty well to keep your livestock and wildlife watered year round. I kicked up several rabbits walking the property and with the grass being thick and ungrazed for a long period of time, I wouldn't be surprised to hear a covey quail in the evenings.
Small acreages of this magnitude don't come around very often and never last very long. Whether you are looking for a great small parcel to hunt on or looking for that spot to build your forever home, contact Brian Helman (620)212-2027, today!
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