Ask Trevor Olsen
This 80+/- acre hunting tract in Barton County, Kansas checks a lot of boxes for someone looking for a property that offers both strong recreational value and long-term potential. The property is 28 +/- miles northeast of Great Bend, Kansas and just 12 +/- miles from Highway K-156. The land lays out extremely well for whitetail movement. Two big valleys run through the property, each with seasonal wet-weather streams in the bottoms, creating natural pinch points and travel corridors that deer use regularly. You can tell by walking it that this place has been left alone and not overhunted! Turkeys are frequently seen on the property, and while touring the property, multiple coveys of bobwhite quail were flushed, which is becoming less common in many parts of Kansas. With that, wild pheasants also get jumped up regularly while walking the land. The upland habitat is there, and the mix of grass, draws, and scattered cover provides the right mix to hold birds throughout the year. Whether you’re after deer, turkey, or upland game, this property offers an uncommon diversity of opportunities packed into one tract. One of the more valuable features of this farm is its seclusion. It has just ¼+/- miles of road frontage, with the bulk of the property stretching back and remaining mostly hidden from view. That means, minimal disturbance from passing traffic or neighboring activity — something you can’t easily find on most 80 +/- acre parcels. It hunts and feels much bigger than it is, and it offers the kind of privacy you’d expect from a tract twice its size. There’s also a great potential homesite at the front of the property that would offer incredible scenic views. Whether you’re looking to build a hunting cabin, full-time residence, or weekend getaway, the setting is already in place for it. Power is nearby, and the land has a strong natural layout that supports building without having to fight elevation or drainage issues. This farm is completely free of any leases — hunting, farming, or otherwise — and mineral rights will transfer to the buyer upon closing. That’s a rare combination, and it gives you full control of the property from day one with no strings attached. Scenic views, low hunting pressure, diverse wildlife, and a private layout make this a standout tract for anyone looking to own land in central Kansas. Whether you’re buying it to hunt, build, or hold as an investment, this property brings a lot to the table. In the photos you can see the two feeders and blind. These are not included in the listing price of this place but can be bought separately for the following: Banks Blind $3,899, Banks 600lb feeder $699, Ranch Kings feeder $1,350. All showings are by appointment only. If you would like more information or would like to schedule a private viewing please contact Trevor Olsen at (620) 786-1482 .
