South Platte 60

A rare recreational tract along Colorado's premier waterfowl flyway. Heavy Canada goose and duck traffic works the river, sloughs, and backwaters. Mature timber and food plots hold trophy whitetails—170-class whitetails are common, with favorable GMU 951 draw odds. Thriving Rio Grande turkeys add spring/fall opportunity. A true multi-species investment for the serious outdoorsman or hunting-property investor.

Land

Located just outside of Kersey, Colorado, this exceptional 61± acre property offers a rare opportunity to own a highly productive recreational tract along the renowned South Platte River corridor. Combining outstanding waterfowl hunting, proven whitetail genetics, and quality turkey habitat, this property is ideally suited for the serious outdoorsman or investor seeking a premier hunting property.
 

Improvements

A premier recreational tract along Colorado’s top waterfowl flyway. Heavy goose and duck traffic fly the river, sloughs, and backwaters, while mature timber and food plots hold mature whitetails, 170-class whitetail are regular, with favorable GMU 951 draw odds. Thriving Rio Grande turkey populations round out spring/fall opportunities. A true multi-species investment for the serious outdoorsman.

Recreation

The South Platte River has long been recognized as one of Colorado’s premier waterfowl flyways, and this stretch is no exception. Large concentrations of both greater and lesser Canada geese utilize the river and surrounding agricultural fields throughout the season, while the sloughs, river channel, and backwater habitat consistently attract a wide variety of duck species.
Whitetail hunting is equally impressive. The property’s mature timber, river-bottom cover, and established food plots provide exceptional year-round habitat for deer. The area has proven its ability to produce mature bucks, with deer in the 170-inch class regularly using the property. Located within GMU 951, the property also benefits from favorable deer tag draw opportunities.
The South Platte River corridor is also home to a thriving population of Rio Grande turkeys. The diverse river-bottom habitat offers excellent nesting, roosting, and travel corridors, supporting strong populations that can be enjoyed during both the spring and fall hunting seasons.
Whether you’re looking for a premier waterfowl destination, a trophy whitetail property, or a multi-species recreational investment, this South Platte River property delivers exceptional hunting opportunities in one of northern Colorado’s most desirable sporting regions.