155.67 acres of productive Seward County farmland bordering the timbered corridor of Coon Creek — prime eastern Nebraska whitetail country, where deer density runs higher than the state average and riparian edges like this one are exactly where they travel and feed. The same creek corridor puts this property in genuine Eastern turkey range, part of the Blue River drainage system Nebraska's turkeys favor for roosting — and with the region's spring population trending up and drawing less nonresident pressure than the Panhandle, it's an underused opportunity for the right hunter. Grass waterways cut through the field itself, textbook cover for Nebraska's pheasant season, one of the longest and most generous in the Great Plains (Oct 31–Jan 31). Dove hunters will find the harvested stubble hard to beat in early fall. A genuine multi-species property — deer, turkey, upland birds, and dove — without needing three different leases.