Property Description

Kansas Prairie I own 160 acres of pastureland in East Central Kansas. These are divided into two pastures, roughly equal in size. The pastures are located on the western edge of the Flint Hills in Marion County. They are characterized by gently rolling prairie consisting of native bluestem grass. One of the pastures has a creek with woods meandering through the western two thirds of the property. The creek can have flowing water depending upon the time of year, usually during the spring rains. The other pasture has a small pond to water the cattle. I would characterize this as 80 acres of open range per pasture. Depending upon where a person is standing, there isn’t a building within ½ to 3/4 mile. I have seen numerous types of wildlife on this pastureland, deer, rabbits, skunks, badgers and coyotes. We have grazed cattle in these pastures all of my life. In the wintertime the grasses have a reddish tint. In the spring the dead grass is burned and new grass comes up with a beautiful green color. Many native wild flowers also come with the spring rains. This would be an excellent location if wide open spaces are desired.