Located just 2 miles north of Greensburg, this 78.23± acre Kiowa County tract offers a highly attractive recreational opportunity in an area well-regarded for its hunting potential. Positioned just a half mile east of the Unit 16 and Unit 17 boundary, the property lies in a desirable region of south-central Kansas known for quality deer, turkey, and upland bird hunting. The strength of this farm lies in its diverse and well-balanced habitat. Sandhill terrain in the northwest corner and along portions of the east half is covered in dense plum thickets and scattered cedar, providing excellent bedding and security cover. The central portion of the east side features mature native timber including locust, hackberry, mulberry, elm, catalpa, and cottonwood—creating natural travel routes and ideal stand locations. With approximately 30 feet of elevation change, the property offers a variety of setup options, while surrounding agriculture, nearby irrigation pivots, and the South Branch Rattlesnake Creek just a half mile to the north contribute to a strong local environment for wildlife . In addition to its recreational appeal, the property includes approximately 36 acres of Class III tillable ground, offering income potential or the ability to further enhance the habitat through food plots . Whether you’re looking for a hunting property, a weekend escape, or a well-rounded land investment, this tract presents a solid opportunity in Kiowa County.