Located in southern Comanche County, this 288± acre hunting property offers an excellent combination of food, water, cover, and accessibility. Situated within Kansas Deer Management Unit 16 and accessed from South Loop Road, the property lies in a highly desirable neighborhood known for producing quality whitetail deer. The property has been carefully managed for wildlife and provides many of the features hunters look for when searching for a turn-key recreational tract. Approximately 26 acres of agriculture, a 3-acre food plot, and a blind and feeder create established hunting opportunities while helping attract and hold wildlife throughout the year. One highlight of the property is the approximately 3-acre pond located near the southeast portion of the tract. This water feature serves as a year-round resource for wildlife while also offering fishing opportunities and potential for future waterfowl habitat improvements. The pond, combined with the property's food sources and cover, creates an excellent habitat balance. Wooded draws, scattered cedars, sand plum thickets, and native grasses provide bedding cover and natural travel corridors throughout the property. Subtle elevation changes and rolling terrain create multiple stand locations while enhancing the property's hunting potential. The habitat is well suited for deer, turkey, quail, pheasant, and seasonal waterfowl use. The property is easily accessed from the west side, with an established internal road system allowing convenient travel throughout much of the tract. Several locations near the western boundary offer ideal sites for a hunting cabin, shop, or future residence with nearby power and fiber internet available. Properties of this size are increasingly difficult to find in proven hunting neighborhoods. With established food sources, quality water, diverse habitat, and years of wildlife management, this Comanche County property is ready for its next owner to enjoy while still offering opportunities for future improvement.