Once-in-a-Lifetime Generational Farm in Bourbon County, Kansas Opportunities like this are becoming increasingly rare. For the first time in almost 50 years, this remarkable farm in southern Bourbon County, Kansas is being offered for sale. Large, contiguous tracts of this caliber are seldom available in this part of Southeast Kansas, making this a truly exceptional opportunity for the serious land buyer, hunter, investor, or family looking to establish a legacy of their own. The size of this property is one of its greatest advantages. In a region where large farms are often divided and fragmented over time, owning a substantial tract provides something increasingly difficult to find—privacy, seclusion, and the ability to truly manage and enjoy your own piece of Kansas. The acreage allows wildlife to live, travel, and mature with minimal pressure, and this farm's history reflects exactly what you would expect from a property of this caliber located in a proven big buck neighborhood. The habitat diversity throughout the farm is outstanding. Scenic creek bottoms wind through the property, complemented by ponds, rolling topography, native grasses, and an abundance of edge habitat. Mature stands of walnut and oak timber, along with productive persimmon groves, provide exceptional food and cover for wildlife. The diversity creates ideal conditions for both deer and turkeys, offering everything they need across the landscape—from bedding cover and natural food sources to secluded travel corridors and protected areas. Having been hunted very little over the years, this property represents a rare opportunity to take ownership of a farm with tremendous, untapped potential. This is a true once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to own a farm that has been in the same family for nearly half a century and create the next chapter of its legacy.
Access to the 311-acres M/L is a short five mile drive south of Fort Scott via 69 highway to Eagle Road. Acerage consists of native grass, timber, a pond, must see to appreciate. • 6 miles south of Fort Scott, KS • . 50 miles west off Eagle RD & Hwy 69 • Excellent hunting & good pond fishing • Hunting: Deer, Turkey • Excellent area to build a small lake • Fenced and Cross-fenced • Pastures can be managed for livestock rotation • Timber provides winter protection for cattle • 3 Ponds • Food Plots or larger tillable areas available Taxes annualy for 00000 Fern Rd $648.14, Taxes annualy for 00000 Eagle Rd $516.10
Public Records
Mar 1, 2004
Sold
$60,000
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2025
$723 (+0.2%)
$4,305 + $395
$4,700
2023
$721 (+5.5%)
$4,185 + $398
$4,583
2022
$684 (+1.8%)
$4,212 + $363
$4,575
2021
$671 (+1.7%)
$4,047 + $308
$4,355
2020
$661 (+7.7%)
$3,906 + $275
$4,181
2019
$613 (+13.0%)
$3,816 + $280
$4,096
2018
$543 (+11.2%)
$3,510 + $275
$3,785
2017
$488
$3,114 + $255
$3,369
2013
$5
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Bourbon County
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006-187-36-0-00-00-004.00-0
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Last updated by owner on Jul 31, 2026.
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