Quirk Land & Cattle Co.

Parcel 1:
Southeast of Red Cloud, Nebraska, south of the Republican River. From the River Road and Road 1700, 1 mile south to Road D, then 3/8 of a mile east.

Parcel 2:
Southeast of Red Cloud, Nebraska, south of the Republican River. From the River Road and Road 1700, 1 mile south to Road D (the NW border of parcel).

Parcel 3:
Southeast of Red Cloud, Nebraska, south of the Republican River. From the River Road and Road 1700, 2 miles south to Road C, then 1/4 of a mile east.

Parcel 4:
Southeast of Red Cloud, Nebraska, south of the Republican River. From the River Road and Road 1700, 2 miles south to Road C, then 5/8 of a mile east.

Parcel 5:
Southeast of Red Cloud, Nebraska, south of the Republican River. From the River Road and Road 1700, 2 miles south to Road C, then 1/4 of a mile east.

Parcel 6:
Southeast of Red Cloud, Nebraska, south of the Republican River. From the River Road and Road 1700, 2 miles south to Road C, then 1 mile east.

See brochure for detailed legal descriptions.

Parcel 1: $461,250.00

Parcel 2: $288,000.00

Parcel 3: $323,300.00

Parcel 4: $321,600.00

Parcel 5: $244,000.00

Parcel 6: $466,000.00

This is excellent hardland range bisected by the Lost Creek. A great balance of mature trees and secluded location within a mile of the Republican River make this an excellent hunting/recreational parcel!

This L-shaped tract, also bisected by the Lost Creek, provides excellent hardland range and great access off of a well-improved county road. Natural water features and rural water service create limitless possibilities with this parcel.

Bisected by both the Oak and Lost Creeks and with tremendous tree cover, interspersed with the perfect balance of cropland and range, make this a coveted hunting location.

This is a great piece of hardland range with both a stock dam and rural water.

A perfectly-sized recreational tract bisected by the Oak and Lost Creeks. Cropland surrounded by hardland range with a solar well provides for a well-equipped hunting tract.

A nice-sized parcel of hardland range with dug-out water features. Good access off well-improved county roads make this an excellent choice for the cattleman.

Parcel 1: $3,731.18

Parcel 2: $2,216.16 (estimated)

Parcel 3: $2,206.00 (estimated)

Parcel 4: $2,206.00 (estimated)

Parcel 5: $1,604.40

Parcel 6: $3,699.68

Lower Republican Natural Resource District

Parcel 1: Total Farmland: 203.61 Acres

Parcel 2: Total Farmland: 118.09 Acres

Parcel 3: Total Farmland: 104 Acres (estimated)
Est. Government Base Acres: Corn—34.8 PLC Yields: Corn—102

Parcel 4: Total Farmland: 132 Acres (estimated)

Parcel 5: Total Farmland: 78.13 Acres
Government Base Acres: Corn—20.4 (estimated) PLC Yields: Corn—102

Parcel 6: Total Farmland: 197.38 Acres

Parcel 1:
Primarily Geary and Hobbs soils, Holdrege silty clay loam, Hobbs silt loam, and Colby-Hobbs silt loams. The balance is Holdrege & Hord silt loams.

Parcel 2:
Primarily Geary and Hobbs soils, Holdrege, Deroin, Hobbs silt loam, and Holdrege silt loam. The balance is Hord silt loam and Holdrege silty clay loam.

Parcel 3:
Primarily Hord silt loam, Hobbs silt loam, Wakeen silt loam, Geary and Hobbs and Deroin soils. The balance is Holdrege soils.

Parcel 4:
Primarily Hord silt loam, Hobbs silt loam, Wakeen silt loam, Geary and Hobbs and Deroin soils. The balance is Holdrege soils.

Parcel 5:
Primarily Kipson silt loam, Hobbs silt loam and Hord silt loam. The balance is Wakeen silt loam and Deroin soils.

Parcel 6:
Primarily Kipson silt loam, Geary and Hobbs and Deroin soils. The balance is Holdrege, Geary silt loam and Holdrege silty clay loam.