Unit 16 Cedar Creek Ranch

Property Description

This Barber County ranch consists of 1,142 acres of rolling hills, deep wooly draws, and 1.5 miles of meandering Cedar Creek valley. Located 6 miles southwest of Medicine Lodge on the Gypsum Hills Scenic Drive, the views on this ranch are breathtaking. Ancient floodplains, weathered hills, buttes, and canyons provide lots of geologic diversity. This rugged landscape has a spirit enriched by cattle ranching and the American pioneers. The nearby city of Medicine Lodge has cultural significance, involving the Peace Treaty between the United States and the five tribes of plains Indians. The area also has a long-standing tradition of producing Boone & Crockett Whitetails. In fact, this is the most productive county in the most productive deer management unit in Kansas, the famous Unit 16. This area is a bucket list destination for many hunters and is arguably one of the most sought-after locations in the midwest. Healthy deer herds, Rio Grande Turkeys, and Bobwhite Quail call this ranch home. With ample water, food, and cover the property grows and holds big Kansas bucks. Conservation practices have been applied to grazing for the benefit of wildlife and have proven productive. Adjacent to tree-lined cedar creek lays 80+ acres of fenced-in tillable soil. These fertile fields have been planted to forage crops and food plots for deer. Hardwood timber bordering these plots make for excellent stand locations. The ranch has reliable water sources, including a 2 acre pond, a solar well, and live Cedar Creek. If you're looking for the perfect hunting property with income streams, this is a one-of-a-kind offering. Fully intact mineral rights will pass with the land to the buyer, which is a rarity in this resource-rich area. Income-producing ranches of this caliber, capable of producing record-setting whitetails don’t become available often. For more information, disclosures and to schedule a showing. Please contact the Listing Agent Sean Thomas at (620) 712-2775.