Coffey County 40 +/- Acres - Cropland, Whitetails & Build Potential

Property Description

Open crop fields and a wooded creek come together on this Coffey County tract at the southeast corner of 10th Road and Trefoil Road. Approximately 32 tillable acres lie on both sides of the creek, with the largest stretch of open ground to the north. Kenoma silt loam makes up about 82% of the mapped soils, with smaller areas of Dennis and Verdigris silt loams. The tract has road frontage on two sides, and rural water and electric lines run along the north side.

For deer hunters, the appeal is in how the timber connects. Trees follow the creek across the property, widening near the northwest corner and branching south between the fields. That continuous cover offers potential travel routes for deer moving through the surrounding farm country. Where the timber squeezes between fields, natural pinch points give hunters specific places to scout for trails and potential stand sites. About 22 feet of elevation change adds definition to the terrain, from the higher ground on the east side to the lower creek bottom near Trefoil Road.