Sean Thomas

Located just outside of Kiowa, KS is 395+/- acres of prime hunting habitat. The farm has a mixture of everything needed to grow and harvest mature bucks including location, size and habitat structure. Let's start with the location, on Little Mule Creek and near the Medicine River in Unit 16. Live water in this area of Kansas means large caliber deer living and traveling through. Mature Timber

Located just outside of the City of McPherson is 60+/- acres of productive cropland. This farm is entirely tillable comprised of Class II Silty Clay Loam with a weighted average NCCPI of 55. The farm has a history of raising corn, soybeans and winter wheat. This is a manageable sized addition to your farm operation with likely accounting benefits from excess soil fertility. The field is currently

To be surveyed. In Southeast Kingman County is 12+/- Acres of rustic living quarters and outbuildings. The rolling hills of tall native grass, cottonwood groves and cedar thickets make for never-ending grazing potential and wildlife habitat. To be surveyed from a larger tract and offered in various sizes. There is multiple drilled wells for adequate water supply to the farmyard. This perfect

In southeast Kingman County are 80 surveyed acres of pure hunting acreage. This farm sits in a game-rich area on a spring-fed tributary of the Chikaskia River. The rolling hills of tall native grass, cottonwood groves, and cedar thickets make for a never-ending whitetail habitat. Thousands of trees have been planted for screening, and destination food plots and hunt set-ups have been in place for

Welcome to 8857 SE 80th St, also known as “The Grace”. 306 acres, is situated on either side of the Little Walnut River. There is 65+/- acres of bottomland forest. This timber stand has incredible diversity, but it is dominated by quality species such as Burr Oak, Black Walnut, Hickory, Cottonwoods and Pawpaws. The hardwoods are separated by productive tillable fields, currently planted to

In Southeast Kingman County is 62+/- Acres that would make an excellent build-site or compact hunting farm. This farm sits in a game rich area on a spring fed tributary of the Chikaskia River. The rolling hills of tall native grass, cottonwood groves and cedar thickets make for never-ending whitetail habitat. Imagine building your dream home and having wildlife in the yard every evening at

61 Highway turns into S. Loraine St just south of 50 HWY. The land is comprised of native grass and thick with trees. This provides habitat for whitetail deer and all types of wildlife. Just a couple hundred yards away from the Arkansas River and undisturbed Parklands this corridor can produce mature bucks year after year. In the back corner of the land is a borrow pit dug for the construction of