This 80 acre farm sits just a couple miles southwest of Hazard, NE, and only 30 miles north of Kearney. The property consists of 38 acres of dry cropland, currently planted to alfalfa, with a cash rent agreement in place. The remaining 42 acres are a mixture of native grass and timber. The grass has not been grazed recently and is in excellent shape, creating exceptional bedding cover for wildlife. The property contains a mix of cedar, and oak trees. These mature oaks grow along each side of Spring Branch Creek, which flows throughout the entire property. This live water plays a huge part in why this property holds so many deer and turkey. With significant elevation changes throughout the property, it truly hunts and feels larger than what it is, with several good pockets of cover throughout. The hilltops make for great blind locations for a rifle hunter, and several good pinch points along the creek make for ideal bow hunting setups. This property is home to an abundance of deer and turkey and has produced quality bucks year after year. The amount of rubs, scrapes, and trails seen while viewing this farm was incredible. With a high abundance of cover, live water, and food sources, this property is a terrific place to hold a high number of deer throughout the whole year. The farmland acres create an exciting opportunity for a new owner to create a diverse area of different food sources, or even add some CRP or possibly both! The property has road access from the north and south, and has electric and water available. The possibility of building a home or getaway cabin for hunting is all there! With quality hunting, building potential, and just a short drive to Kearney, this property is a perfect blend of a rural recreational farm with a terrific location to hunt and enjoy year after year.

Taxes:$1,550.00

Key Features:
1. 80 acres
2. 38 acres dryland farmland
3. 42 acres native grass and timber
4. abundance of deer and turkey
5. Live water via Spring Branch Creek
6. Electric
7. Well

24 13 16 E1/2NW1/4 24-13-16 80 (AC) in Sherman County

From Hazard, take highway 10 south for 1/4 mile and turn west onto 777 Rd. Go west just over 1 mile and the property is on the south side of the road.