Stephen Shaffer

When it comes to hunting giant whitetails in Kansas consistently, most experienced hunters would say to hunt along the river systems, and for good reason. The river systems have always provided everything you need for growing and harvesting monster bucks: lots of cover, water, the best food available, and predictable movement corridors for stand sites. The obstacles to obtaining good river bottom

When it comes to attracting and holding big deer in Kansas, the bigger and denser the cover is, the better and this tract offers both in spades. The northwest corner of this tract offers almost 40 acres of hardwood/cedar tree mix thick enough to make even the wariest of mature bucks feel safe. The ground east of the woods has been strategically planted to tall grasses and rows of brushy woody

If owning a recreational eighty in Kansas in the best possible location is your goal, you should take a hard look at this offering. This tract has plenty of cover for deer and turkey with Norway Creek running through the southwest corner and a grown-up pasture draw right down the middle. The ten acres of tillable is currently planted to corn and could be used for a little income or a permanent

This property located just 3 miles West of Lovewell Reservoir is made up of a good mix of income producing farmland and prime deer habitat. The 33 +/- acres of recreational ground is a mix of brushy draws, cedar trees, and scattered hardwoods, the exact kind of mix that any mature deer in the area will be sure to call home. The tillable portion of this farm is currently planted to corn and offers

This smaller tract, located just north of Inman, is made up of almost 100% productive tillable acres. Comprised primarily of Class II Crete Silt Loam and mostly flat terrain, this farm is a reliable producer year after year. Great access with blacktop 8th Avenue along the west side of the property. All acres are currently open and ready for planting in the spring. If you've been looking to add