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X Road 80 in Jackson County
Description
Turnkey Kansas Hunting Property — Untouched This Season
Proven Genetics. Zero Pressure. Everything in Place.
This ±80-acre hunting property in Jackson County, Kansas, just northwest of Meriden, has been untouched this season, meaning no pressure, no educated deer, and no excuses! Northeast Kansas is known for producing big-bodied, heavy-horned whitetails, and this property is set up to hold mature bucks and kill them—not just watch them on camera. This property has everything in place to hold mature deer, stack age classes, and produce true trophy-class whitetails year after year.
The habitat is dialed in with a diverse mix of thick cedar cover, native grasses, and timber, creating outstanding bedding, security, and daylight movement. A centrally located pond provides a dependable year-round water source, while two strategically positioned 2-acre food plots concentrate deer movement exactly where you want it. Each plot is outfitted with a brand-new, never-hunted Banks Stump 4 Limited Edition elevated blind and a 600-lb Banks feeder, both of which have been consistently maintained and kept full since last summer.
A well-established trail system allows for efficient, low-impact access from the gated entrance to both food plots and blinds. Beyond great deer hunting, the farm also boasts multiple coveys of quail and a strong turkey population, delivering excellent spring turkey hunting opportunities as well!
The property features a gated entrance and is fully perimeter fenced, having previously been grazed for cattle years ago. It is located along the east side of X Road, a well-maintained gravel road, and is conveniently situated approximately 15 minutes from Meriden, KS, and just 30 minutes from Topeka.
Property Highlights
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±80 acres of prime hunting ground in Jackson County, KS
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Untouched this season — ultra-low pressure
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Located in a region well known for exceptional whitetail genetics
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Designed to hold mature bucks and maximize daylight movement
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Thick cedar cover, native grasses, and timber for security and bedding
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Reliable, year-round water via centrally located pond
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(2) established 2-acre food plots
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(2) brand-new, never-hunted Banks Stump 4 Limited Edition elevated blinds
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(2) 600-lb Banks feeders, kept full and ready
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Well-developed trail system for low-impact access
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Multiple coveys of quail and strong turkey numbers
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Gated entrance and full perimeter fencing
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Easy access on a well-maintained gravel road
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Approx. 15 minutes to Meriden, KS | 30 minutes to Topeka
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