This ±460 acre property is located in Section 25-14-12 of Wabaunsee County and offers a well balanced combination of grazing land, wildlife habitat, and recreational opportunity. The farm consists of native grass pasture and hay, making it well suited for livestock grazing or hay production while also supporting a strong wildlife presence. The boundary is perimeter fenced with barbed wire that is in good to excellent condition. Brush control has been implemented on the hilltops, improving grass health and usability, while still maintaining excellent cover and habitat along the drainages and lower elevations. These areas provide critical bedding, travel, and security cover for whitetail deer. Water is a standout feature with six ponds scattered throughout the acreage, providing reliable water sources for livestock and wildlife. Several of these ponds also offer quality fishing opportunities. In addition to the ponds, multiple active springs are present, along with a creek bottom that provides seasonal water and serves as a major wildlife travel corridor. Deer regularly utilize the creek bottom to move between blocks of cover, creating consistent hunting opportunities. The farm provides trophy whitetail deer habitat, with a combination of native grass, brushy drainages, and water sources that allow deer to remain on the property throughout the year. A tower blind and a large feeder are included with the sale, offering immediate hunting infrastructure for the new owner. In addition to deer hunting, the ponds attract waterfowl during the fall, providing additional recreational value. This tract offers flexibility for buyers looking for a working cattle operation, a recreational hunting property, or a combination of both. The layout, fencing, water distribution, and habitat management practices in place make this a functional and productive piece of land in a proven area of the Flint Hills. Contact the listing agent today to schedule a showing