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Situated in scenic Red Cloud, Ne, this 198.51+/- acre farm blends income with recreation. Of which 85+/- acres of highly productive dry crop that yields $22,000 annually, with diverse habitats for wildlife. Includes new water well, electric with 50-amp power, and ample water sources. Ideal for farmers, hunters, and outdoor enthusiasts.This property is a haven for hunting enthusiasts, offering unique opportunities for those seeking the thrill of the chase. Through dedicated land management practices, it attracts a diverse array of game animals, including premium whitetail deer and abundant turkeys, making it a dream destination for big game hunters. Additionally, the property holds pheasants and quail, enhancing the upland hunting experience. Accessibility is a standout feature, with year-round access via well maintained county road. The property boasts well-kept trails that weave throughout, allowing for easy exploration and enjoyment of the stunning landscape. This property boasts three Muddy hard-sided blinds situated on 10-foot stands, strategically placed for optimal hunting experiences. These stands are versatile and can be easily relocated throughout the property to meet your individual preferences. The property has multiple places for adding potential food plots, which provide natural feeding for wildlife, enriching your hunting adventures. It's clear the landowner has invested significant time and resources in creating a premier hunter's sanctuary, designed for both beginners and seasoned enthusiasts to fully enjoy the thrill of the chase in a pristine natural environment. This property encompasses approximately 85+/- acres of top quality dry-land farmland, making it an ideal addition for agriculture enthusiast. A creek winds through the edges of the property, enhancing the lands productivity for dry crops. If you are looking to increase the dry crop acres, this could easily be attained along the west terraced hay meadow. In addition to the fertile fields, you will discover potential placements for food plots, untouched native grasses, and flourishing hardwood timber, creating a picturesque and productive landscape. This property offers numerous opportunities for supplemental income, with ample space suitable for haying and grazing activities. The land has been meticulously maintained to prioritize wildlife preservation, and the diverse mix of grasslands, hardwood timber, and food plot potential contributes to a vibrant ecosystem rich in habitats and food sources for wildlife. All owned convey The average temperature in Red Cloud, Ne during the summer months is typically in the low to mid 80s Fahrenheit while the winter temperatures average mid 20s Fahrenheit. Red Cloud, Ne gets an average of 27 inches of rain per year. The US average is 38 inches of rain per year. The average snowfall in Red Cloud, Ne is 21 inches per year, while the US average is 28 inches of snowfall per year. There is an average of 226 sunny days per year in Red Cloud, Ne. The US average is 205 sunny days. Red Cloud, Ne gets some kind of precipitation, on average, 70 days per year. Red Cloud, Ne holds a significant place in both Native American and literary history. Named after the esteemed Oglala Lakota leader, Red Cloud, the town was established in the 1870s as a vital railroad stop. Its strategic location propelled rapid growth, becoming a pivotal agricultural and railroad hub. Today, Red Cloud remains a cornerstone of Webster County, cherished for its heritage. Willa Cather, the renowned American author, was born in 1873 and later moved with her family to Red Cloud in 1883. Cather's formative years in the town influenced her iconic literary works, notable seen in her celebrated novel My Antonia. The landscapes an essence of Red Cloud deeply permeated Cather's writings, solidifying the town's role as a muse in shaping her enduring literary legacy. This property is located 2 miles south of Red Cloud, Ne, 45 miles south of Hastings, Ne, 70 miles south of Grand Island, Ne, and 200 miles southwest of Omaha, Ne. |
