Located in southern Comanche County, this 394.7± acre property offers an outstanding combination of productive farmland, diverse wildlife habitat, and exceptional hunting opportunities. With access from County Road South Loop and situated approximately 16 miles from Wilmore and 20 miles from Coldwater, this property is well positioned for both recreation. The property lies within Kansas Deer Management Unit 16, an area well known for producing quality whitetail deer. The farm features approximately 123± acres of tillable ground that not only provides agricultural value but also serves as an important food source for wildlife. Additional food sources include an established alfalfa food plot on the east side of the property and a corn food plot on the west side. Combined with three feeders already in place, these improvements help attract and hold wildlife throughout the year. What truly sets this property apart is the quality of the habitat. Former terraced fields have naturally transitioned into tall native grass, creating exceptional bedding and security cover. The combination of native grass, shelterbelts, scattered timber, and subtle elevation changes provides ideal habitat for deer while also supporting healthy populations of turkey, quail, and pheasant. The northwest portion of the property features wooded cover and draws that create natural travel corridors and hunting locations. A small pond, along with a stock tank supplied by a co-op well, provides valuable water sources for wildlife and further enhances the property's ability to hold game throughout the year. Power and fiber internet are located nearby, offering future building potential without sacrificing the property's recreational appeal. With scenic prairie views, excellent access, productive farmland, established hunting improvements, and diverse wildlife habitat, this property offers a rare opportunity to own a well-rounded hunting and recreational farm in southern Comanche County. Whether you're looking for a hunting property, or future homesite, this farm provides the habitat, food, water, and accessibility needed to enjoy Kansas land ownership for years to come.