Greg Bieker

201 +/- Acres of Dryland Tillable Farmground In Southern Logan County, KSProperty Legal: S14, T15, R32, ACRES 157.4, NE4 LESS RD R/W & LESS TR BEG 2202.02 W OF NE/C NE4 TH SW 66.36 & 204.05 & 285.83 TO W LIN NE4 TH N TO NW/C NE4 TH E 434.25 TO POB. & S11, T15, R32, ACRES 43.25, TR IN SE4 BEG 39 W OF SE/C TH W 2163.02 ALG S LIN SE4 TH NE 534.29 & 478.64 & 1075.63 TH SE 699.69 & 1290.7 TO

Tallgrass Ridge - 235 +/- Acres of Whitetail and Upland Hunting In Rooks County, KSLegal Description: E/2 SW/4 & SE/4 - S33, T08, R20, ACRES 235.68Property Description: It's no secret that some of the biggest bucks in Kansas live in the grass. This 235 +/- acre Rooks County property is a true sportsman's paradise, offering the perfect blend of premier whitetail and excellent

147 +/- Acre Hunting Property In Graham County, KSProperty Legal: S07, T09, R21, ACRES 146.61, NW4 LESS RD R/WParcel ID: 0332030700000002000Property Description: Conveniently located between two creek systems in Southeast Graham County, and surrounded by timber draws, tall grasses, and lush alfalfa bottoms is this 146 +/- acre parcel with intersecting timber plots and heavy

157 Acre Farm Investment Opportunity - 100% Tillable In Logan County, KSProperty Legal: NW/4 S01, T15S, R33WProperty Description: Located between Scott City and Oakley, Kansas, in the heart of muley coutry is this highly productive quarter section offers 157.4 acres of premium farmland, all of which is 100% tillable. With no wasted acres, this property provides an exceptional

311.5 +/- Acres of High Quality Tillable With Bonus Mule Deer Hunting In Logan County, KSProperty Legal: N/2 S31, T13S, R32WProperty Description: Located just West of 83 HWY in Southern Logan County and bordering the world renowned Nature Conservancy, this half section located between Oakley and Scott City offers the perfect blend of farming opportunities and trophy mule deer

Located just 5 miles South of Kirwin National Wildlife Refuge, is this 312 +/- acre hunting and investment property, offering the perfect blend of habitat diversity, income potential, and big deer history. Scrolling through the trail camera pictures and harvest photos gives a clear picture of the trophy producing power of this farm. With the emergence of more and more locust and native trees,