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Magazine

My Wildlife Magazine focuses on the diverse and wildlife rich counties that make up North Central Kansas region; providing educational, historical and special interest stories unique to the geographic location.
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Buyer Services

Purchasing land is a rewarding, but oftentimes difficult task. Let us put our knowledge of farm & ranch management, wildlife habit, business and the Kansas real estate market to work for you; providing you a smooth road to land ownership. Your dream property is waiting.
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Why List With Us?

Why List With Us?

Wildlife Properties is owned and managed by individuals with extensive marketing, wildlife habitat, land valuation and sales experience. We will help you get the most exposure for your property listing with our broad regional and national reach.
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Kansas Real Estate

Kansas Real Estate

Looking to Purchase a Country Home, Investment Property or a Dream Recreational Property? We offer Hunting, Farm, Ranch, Country Homes & Investment Real Estate in the beautiful and original Wild West: Kansas.
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    Organic “Farming for Wildlife” on Kansas Farms

    Organic “Farming for Wildlife” on Kansas Farms

    As a wildlife consultant I teach landowners the importance of biodiversity and using what the land itself is capable of generating and harvesting instead of trying to inject foreign practices or absurd gimmicks into the ecosystem.  To sustain and im...
    Waconda Lake a Piece of History

    Waconda Lake a Piece of History

    Outdoor and recreation lovers who visit Mitchell County each year know Waconda Lake as the third largest reservoir in the State and Glen Elder State Park as one of the ...
    Shed Hunting Success Tips

    Shed Hunting Success Tips

    Springtime is about new beginnings. It is the time of year that we reflect on the deer we chased and the turkey hunts to come all while we settle in for summer until we’re able to pick up our gun or bow and head back to the stand for next year’s ...