RD24, Longton, VA 67352

Pan Creek 145 offers premier Elk County, Kansas hunting with 56+/- acres of farmland planted in winter grains and brassica forage. Elevated native-grass bedding cover, heavy timber travel corridors and nearly 1/2 mile of Pan Creek create exceptional whitetail habitat. Surrounded by large livestock ranches, this lightly hunted tract provides a major fall and winter food source.Pan Creek 145 is an exceptional 145+/- acre recreational and agricultural property located in Elk County, Kansas-an area recognized for quality whitetail deer and abundant wild turkey populations. Its combination of productive farmland, live water, mature timber, native-grass cover, varied topography, and agricultural history creates a highly functional hunting and land-investment property. Originally part of the larger Pickett Ranch, this tract has been utilized primarily for agricultural production and winter feeding for decades while experiencing relatively light hunting pressure. That longstanding agricultural use has provided a dependable seasonal food resource benefiting wildlife throughout the immediate area. Approximately 56+/- acres of farmland are currently planted in a diverse fall forage mixture of barley, ryegrass, turnips, and Essex rape. With much of the surrounding countryside consisting of expansive livestock ranches and native grass, these cultivated acres provide a concentrated source of high-quality forage during the critical fall and winter months when naturally available food becomes less abundant. The southern portion of the property rises into higher elevations characterized by overgrown native pasture, scattered timber, brush, and pockets of dense cover. These secluded areas provide excellent bedding and security habitat, allowing deer to remain protected during daylight hours before transitioning toward lower elevations and feeding areas. Approximately 40+/- acres of timber and wooded habitat add another important dimension to the property. Mature timber, wooded draws, creek bottoms, and natural pinch points create protected movement routes and transition areas that can be strategically utilized for hunting setups. Water is one of Pan Creek 145's defining features. Pan Creek flows through the property for nearly one-half mile and is complemented by approximately one additional mile of secondary creeks and natural drainages, along with a centrally located pond. This network provides dependable water, productive riparian habitat, security cover, and natural wildlife corridors connecting different portions of the property. The relationship between these habitat features is what gives Pan Creek 145 its recreational potential. Elevated bedding areas, timbered creek systems, dependable water, and productive farmland allow wildlife to meet multiple needs within a relatively compact area while providing the landowner numerous opportunities for strategic habitat and hunting management. Beyond recreation, the property offers productive agricultural acreage, potential farm income, livestock opportunities, complete perimeter fencing, county-maintained road frontage, and nearby public utilities that could support a future homesite or hunting cabin. For a buyer seeking a manageable Kansas property with strong hunting attributes, agricultural utility, live water, income potential, and opportunities for continued wildlife management, Pan Creek 145 offers an uncommon combination of productive land and recreational value. Completely fenced, county maintained road frontage, income stream opportunities, public utilities nearby for a home place or cabin. The property has a pond centrally located on the property. Pan Creek flows through the property for nearly one-half mile, complemented by approximately one additional mile of secondary creeks and natural drainages. Together, these waterways significantly enhance the property by providing reliable water sources, security cover, diverse riparian habitat, and important travel corridors for whitetail dee