Meade, KS 67864 - Meade County

Property Description:

The Wallahachie fences run from Meade County, Kansas into Beaver County, OK. With 4804 contiguous deeded acres in two states and an adjoining 2,100 acre lease it stands alone as one of the most diverse landscapes in the Mid West. Rarely does ground exist supporting trophy caliber genetics for two separate species but, Whitetail and Mule deer enthusiasts will be hard pressed to find a more exciting spot to chase both. Featured on BuckVentures and Major League Bowhunter the ranch has proven time and time again to be a world class producer of Boone and Crockett class bucks. Management and harvest practices have been implemented for years to insure only mature animal harvest and a supplemental feed program has been in place to maximize health and horn growth. Other present wildlife is a thriving population of Bobwhite Quail, migratory fowl, and occasional pheasants.

Terrain:

Featuring over 180 of elevation change that can be categorized by high rolling grassy plains to fertile creek bottom. A good mix of red breaks add color and character to the landscape and numerous well covered draws provide for wildlife bedding. Approximately 110 acres are dedicated to tillable food sources and just over 70 of those are irrigated. The ranch is well watered from Crooked Creek and multiple solar wells. The lease ground also includes approximately 2100 of Cimarron River frontage providing excellent travel corridors for cruising bucks in the fall. Native grasses and habitat give abundant cover for a wide range of wildlife.

Ranch Info:

Fourteen box blinds

Seven strategically placed solar-powered water drinkers

Eleven feeder stations including multiple crush, broadcast, and bulk feeders complemented by a 60,000-pound corn storage bin

65'x100' metal building with living quarters

60'x50' equipment barn

Utilities

Large parcel neighbors

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Listing Agent:

Don Bell, Texas

Blake Merritt, Oklahoma