Located near Elmdale, Kansas, this 165.7± acre property sits in the heart of the Flint Hills, combining productive grassland with exceptional wildlife habitat. The acreage lies in the SE ¼ of Section 1-19-6 and the NE ¼ of Section 12-19-6, offering a blend of native pasture, timbered creek, and native grasses suitable for grazing, hay production, or recreation.

Collett Creek meanders for roughly half a mile through the property before joining Middle Creek a few miles downstream. The creek flows most of the year, providing an important water source for both livestock and wildlife. The hardwood banks along the creek include larger pockets of cover providing bedding areas as well as several pinch points which create natural corridors for deer movement. The bottom field is currently in a mix of native and brome hay, and could easily be converted to food plots or replanted to crop or hay production.

This tract sits near the end of a dead-end road and is surrounded by thousands of roadless acres of tallgrass prairie—an ideal setting for mature whitetail deer and upland bird habitat. The area is renowned for its exceptional genetics. The farm has been hunted minimally in the past. Trail cam pictures provide evidence that bucks call this home throughout the summer and fall months and include multiple years of sightings of more than one buck. The seclusion and limited hunting pressure allow deer to reach maturity.

Electricity is available nearby, and road access along the north end offers a practical site for a cabin or hunting camp. The property lies within Deer Management Unit 14 and is approximately 85 miles from the Wichita Airport. If you have been searching for a hunting farm in the Flint Hills, here is your opportunity. Contact the listing agent today to schedule a showing.