A 31 +/- acre hunting honey hole in Shawnee County, Kansas that is like no other. Conveniently located within Topeka city limits means hunting deer and turkey while never having to leave black top roads, allowing for convenient hunts to introduce our youth to the great outdoors, and making it to the local McDonald's on 46th Street in time for breakfast hours. As you enter the property, you find yourself surrounded by a green carpet of lush alfalfa. This is planted for your benefit by a local farmer to not only bring in income but to create a local food hub for the local deer herds. There are deer highways as big as I-70 going to and from the alfalfa, from the main block of timber on this property. The 31 acres are made up mainly of class 1 and class 2 soils. In the middle of the timber, you will find a mix of oak, cedar, walnut, and thick cover providing habitat for the whitetails and other critters. The large sycamores along Halfday Creek that runs into Soldier Creek are where the area turkeys love to roost. A Banks archery blind sits in between a pinch point of two nice food plots overlooking a feeder that has had history of taking trophy bucks in the fall and turkeys in the spring. This easily accessible private location allows you to introduce hunting to the kids or grandkids without the long road trips, jump into the tree stand after work, or mix it up and create your own dream recreational property.