Whitetail Trophy Properties Real Estate is proud to present this exceptional 373-acre hunting and recreational property offering a combination of productive bottom ground, rugged draws, mature oak cover, cedar habitat, water resources, established hunting infrastructure, and substantial improvements. Located in Holt County, Nebraska, and situated along Redbird Creek, this property provides a diverse landscape that has been intentionally managed for whitetail deer for more than two decades.

Approximately 50 acres of bottom ground are currently in alfalfa, adding productive agricultural ground and an important food source to the property. The remainder of the ranch features a diverse combination of ridges, ravines, draws, timber, cedar cover, and secluded fields. This variety creates numerous habitat transitions and travel corridors throughout the property.

The property has been managed for trophy-caliber whitetails for more than 20 years, and the existing habitat and hunting infrastructure reflect that long-term management approach. Heavily used deer trails crisscross the ravines and draws, with deer movement connecting the secluded fields, timbered cover, and other portions of the property. The combination of food, water, cover, and varied terrain creates a strong foundation for continued whitetail management and recreational hunting.

The draws are particularly attractive, with oak trees throughout the ravines and cedar cover surrounding many of the draws. These areas provide established travel corridors and dense cover across the property. The cedar growth also provides thermal protection during winter conditions. Many of the pasture ridge tops have had cedars cleared, creating a mix of open ridge habitat and heavily covered draws. This contrast adds diversity to the ranch and creates numerous habitat edges throughout the property.

The hunting setup is already in place. Dillon blinds and hunting stands are positioned throughout the ranch, giving a new owner established locations to evaluate and utilize. A network of trail roads provides access throughout the property, making it easier to reach different portions of the ranch for hunting, wildlife management, property maintenance, and recreation.

Water is another major feature of this property. Redbird Creek runs along the property, while two spring-fed fishing ponds are located near the hunting cabin. The ponds sit just off the cabin lawn and can be enjoyed from the cabin's deck, providing a scenic setting for fishing and relaxing between hunts. The property also has a well with water piped to the southern end of the ranch, adding useful infrastructure for the property.

The hunting cabin serves as a central recreational headquarters. It features two bedrooms and one bathroom on the main level, along with a loft providing additional sleeping quarters. A deck overlooking the two spring-fed ponds adds outdoor living space and provides a view of the water immediately outside the cabin. The location of the cabin near the ponds makes it convenient for both hunting trips and fishing-focused recreation.

Two steel buildings with electricity are also located on the ranch. These buildings provide valuable space for storing equipment, tools, hunting gear and other property-related items. Combined with the cabin, well water system, ponds, and trail network, the existing improvements give this property a strong recreational infrastructure package.

For the whitetail hunter, the appeal is in the complete package. The ranch offers 373 acres, Redbird Creek frontage, approximately 50 acres of alfalfa, two spring-fed ponds, a hunting cabin, two electric steel buildings, established blinds and stands, extensive trail access, and a more than 20-year history of whitetail management.

This is a property designed around outdoor recreation, wildlife management, and long-term hunting enjoyment. The combination of productive bottom ground, timbered draws, cedar cover, open ridges, water, established hunting locations, and functional improvements creates a diverse recreational ranch with multiple ways to enjoy the land throughout the year.

Properties with this combination of acreage, established habitat, improvements, water resources, and a long-term whitetail management history are uncommon. The groundwork is already in place for a new owner to continue the management program and make the property their own.