This 76 acre tract of land (right off Udall Road) offers acres for cattle grazing, hunting, trails, pond, and a native prairie hayfield (which produces about 30, 5x6 bales). With vast open spaces and wooded terrain, this tract offers a unique opportunity for individuals who are seeking hunting and/or livestock opportunities. Spread across the property, are both young and mature trees that stand

Denise Harmsen Midwest Real Estate, Inc.

Come see the woolier side of Wilson county! This 131.7 acres is right in the heart of big deer country and has plenty of cover. The elevation change isn't apparent right at first but as you move into the property it becomes very evident. Over 125 feet of gain or loss depending on where you are standing is sure to get the blood pumping while hiking. It is not hard to see why the deer love

Andrew Kattenberg L2 Realty, Inc

130 Acres includes approximately 95 acres grass, 30 acres CRP that is fenced separately, and 5 acres of trees.2 Ponds that did not go dry. The perimeter is fenced and there is a holding pen. Mineral rights transfer to the Buyer. Easy access with gravel road frontage. Near Fredonia, Ks.

Clayton Farlow Real Estate Center

Creek Bottom in Wilson County, strategically southwest of Fredonia, offers a compelling agricultural investment. Its location provides farming advantages and proximity to Fredonia for amenities. The creek bottom's fertile soil appeals to agricultural investors, making it a noteworthy locale in a competitive farming community. Efforts to enhance productivity include waterway cleanup and tile

Mark Wonser L2 Realty, Inc