This 78.48 +/- acre property sits in Morris County, Kansas, just south of White City on the east side of paved highway 4. This farm is comprised a mix of native grass pasture for grazing and a wooded area with adjacent food plot for the recreationalist. The east side of the farm is built around a seasonal creek, with 12 +/- acres of timber with a 3-4 acre food plot adjacent. That's food, cover, and water sitting together in one part of the property, which creates excellent deer activity throughout the year and potentially a place to hunt turkeys in the spring. Additionally a wooded drainage runs through the middle of the farm creating a second travel corridor for wildlife to utilize. The remaining acreage is native grass, currently grazed as cattle pasture, with a pond centrally located, providing water for livestock and wildlife. The native grass is fenced around the perimeter but there are stretches that will need repair or replacing in the near future. An old farmstead sits in the NW corner where the property meets Highway 4 and provides an already-established access point and an option for a home site. There are other locations across the acreage that could work just as well if building is part of the plan and your goal is to distance yourself from the highway. Morris County is known for consistently producing good whitetail and turkey numbers because of exactly this kind of habitat mix: creek-bottom timber, drainage cover, and open grass working together. Paved highway frontage along the west boundary results in easy year round access. Whether you're looking for a hunting property, a grazing operation, or both, you will want to take a look at this one. Contact the listing agent to schedule a showing.