00000 Anderson Rd, Cherryvale, KS 67335

This recreational tract spans 62.59 acres and is anchored by a professionally managed wetland impoundment designed for waterfowl habitat and hunting. Adjustable water-control structures support seasonal drawdowns and water-level manipulation, allowing the owner to manage moist-soil vegetation and then re-flood as conditions call for. An upper water-supply pond provides additional management flexibility during dry periods when rainfall is limited, allowing water to be introduced into the impoundment. Two established waterfowl blinds overlook the wetland, creating a turnkey starting point for duck hunters.

The property’s waterfowl appeal is reinforced by its proximity to Big Hill Lake, which lies about three miles away and is described as a major water source in the area. The reservoir encompasses approximately 1,240 surface acres and is known for holding migratory waterfowl, including mallards later in the season when freezing conditions concentrate birds on larger areas of open water.

Beyond ducks, the tract is set up for whitetail and turkey hunting through habitat diversity. The eastern boundary adjoins a substantial no-hunting area functioning as a low-pressure refuge for deer, with a large timber block providing bedding habitat and native grasses, brush, and transitional cover creating movement corridors toward neighboring agricultural fields. Productive soybean ground borders the property to the south, adding an annual food source. For turkey, the property is positioned for habitat enhancement using maintained strut zones, open bugging areas, and supplemental feeding locations for spring and fall hunting. Accessibility is also distinctive, as the property adjoins a local airport for fly-in access.