Located in the southwestern most corner of Edwards County near the Ford County line and Arkansas River, this premier recreational property offers an unmatched hunting experience. With productive cropland, CRP acreage, and a rich habitat teeming with trophy deer, turkeys, and upland birds, it's a rare find for outdoor enthusiasts.Nestled in the far southwestern corner of Edwards County along the Ford County line and near the Arkansas River, this remarkable recreational property offers everything a hunter could desire. Spanning 115.09 acres of fertile cropland ready for immediate use and 160.09 acres enrolled in a Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) contract until September 30, 2030, with an annual payment of $5,763, this tract combines utility and investment potential. A reliable water well enhances wildlife support, making this an exceptional habitat. Renowned for its trophy whitetail and mule deer hunting, the area regularly produces 160" deer, and the state record typical mule deer was harvested just across the river from this property. Populations of Rio turkeys, pheasants, and quail thrive here, adding to the diverse hunting opportunities. With timber, water, food, bedding areas, and nesting cover, this property is a hunter's paradise and one of the finest hunting tracts currently available in the state. Please contact the listing agent for more information on this property or to schedule a private showing. (**Financial verification is required**) 2024 Approximate Real Estate Taxes: $1,650.54 Legal Description: S30, T26, R20, Acres 126, S 120 Acres Of Lot 7 & 8, S2 Lot 6, S2 Ne Se4, S2 Nw Se4, S2 Ne4 Sw4, Se4 Sw4, Sw4 Se4 & Accreations Exc Desc Tr Beg S31, T26, R20, Acres 215.4, Lots 1 Thru 5 & Lot 8 & Accretions Lyg Thereto Less Rd R/W _____________________________________________________________ Crop Base Acres PLC Yield Wheat 85.37 28 Corn 29.72 135 **See attached FSA documents for more information** ___________________________________________________________ Location: 9 miles directly south of Offerle, KS (Population: 172) 17 miles southwest of Kinsley, KS (Population: 1,417) 26 miles directly east of Dodge City, KS (Population: 27,690) Statistics: CRP Data 160.09 Acres enrolled in CRP Program at $36.00/acre Yearly Payment: $5,763 Effective Start Date: 10/01/2020 Expires: 09/30/2030 State Hunt Unit: 17 Average Yearly Rainfall: 25'" per year Closest Town: Offerle, Kansas Kinsley-Offerle USD #347 school district Community/Attraction: Boot Hill Museum located in Dodge City, an American historical museum. Boot Hill Casino and Resort located in Dodge City. Long Branch Lagoon located in Dodge City, waterpark with multiple features including multiple slides, rock wall, diving, and lazy river. Edwards County Historical Museum in Kinsley.