Ask Tyler Gentry
Small acreage properties are hard to find, especially in rural areas where large properties are the norm. This little tract is 39.3 +/- acres of tillable farm ground just northwest of Anthony, Kansas in Harper County. Here is a great opportunity for a first-time land buyer to start their journey of owning land! This property would also be a good fit to add to a current farming operation or for an out-of-state hunter who wants another spot to deer hunt.
Although an aerial view does not give off the impression of this being a good hunting property, the trail camera photos show otherwise. In the course of just one season, multiple mature bucks were seen in daylight on this farm. Situated between two large tracts of cover, this small farm acts as a travel corridor for deer traveling back and forth. There is no shortage of white-tailed deer and Rio Grande turkeys that utilize the property as a feeding location. The northeast corner of the tract has a 2.5-acre food plot that was planted to milo and soybeans last summer. If a conservation-minded landowner were to convert the cropland into native warm season grasses or CRP, the large increase in bedding cover would quickly make this a small but mighty hunting property.
There is roughly 37 acres of wheat that was planted in the fall of 2023. The tillable portion consists of 100% Class 3 Crisfield sandy loam. Possession of the cropland is subject to tenant rights and will occur after August 1, 2024 or wheat harvest, whichever comes first.
This property is located in Deer Management Unit 16. Trail camera images can be found in the gallery along with a soil report. Please call or email the listing agent, Tyler Gentry, at (316) 641-3173 or tgentry@L2realtyinc.com to set up your private showing of this property!
- 39.3 +/- Total Acres
- Tillable Cropland
- Trophy Whitetail Deer Hunting
- Rio Grande Turkey Hunting
- Dirt Road Frontage
- Mineral Rights Intact and Transfer at Sale
- 10 minutes to Anthony, KS
- 55 minutes to Alva, OK
- 1 hour to Wichita, KS
- 2 hours, 30 minutes to Oklahoma City, OK
