Greenhead Slough

Greenhead Slough is a premier Colorado waterfowl property located near Kersey in the heart of the South Platte River corridor, one of the most productive migratory waterfowl regions along the Central Flyway. Spanning approximately 80 acres, the property combines a warm-water slough system, mature cottonwood timber, and open meadows to create exceptional habitat for ducks, deer, turkey, and upland birds. Positioned less than an hour from both Denver and Fort Collins, the retreat offers rare accessibility without sacrificing privacy or sporting quality.

The property is anchored by a strategically positioned Destroyer duck blind, delivering turnkey duck hunting opportunities for mallards, teal, pintails, widgeon, and other migratory species. The slough feeds directly into the South Platte River, creating consistent water movement and strong seasonal bird activity throughout the fall migration. Beyond waterfowl, Greenhead Slough supports healthy populations of whitetail deer, Merriam’s wild turkey, and dove, making it a versatile recreational property for year-round enjoyment.

With minimal structural improvements, the ranch provides a clean foundation for future habitat enhancements or additional recreational development. The combination of proven hunting habitat, Central Flyway location, river corridor access, and proximity to Colorado’s Front Range makes Greenhead Slough an outstanding opportunity for sportsmen, investors, and buyers seeking premium recreational land in Colorado.

LOCATION:

- Kersey, CO

- Within 1 hour of Denver

- Within 1 hour of Fort Collins

- Located along the South Platte River corridor

RECREATION & WILDLIFE:

- World-class duck hunting along the Central Flyway

- Whitetail deer, Merriam’s turkey, and dove

- Mallards, widgeon, teal, and pintails

ACREAGE:

- ±80 acres of slough habitat, cottonwood forest, and open meadows

WATER ACCESS:

- Warm-water slough running through the property

- Slough feeds into the South Platte River

- Excellent waterfowl habitat and migration corridor

IMPROVEMENTS:

- Destroyer duck blind

- Strategically positioned for waterfowl hunting

- Low-impact recreational setup

- Opportunity for future improvements

CONSERVATION:

- No current conservation easements in place

- Potential future conservation opportunities