Pratt County, Kansas Land For Sale (78 results)

Located just southwest of Cunningham, Kansas is 158 +/- acres of wide-open grassland that will be ready for cattle to enjoy. Easy access off well maintained roads and only 4 miles from pavement make it easy to drop off and haul cattle away. Fresh well water is located right in the middle of this quarter section allowing cattle to utilize the entire pasture yet stay close to water. The well is a solar powered well and can easily be set of a timer of your choosing. Perimeter fence is a 3-strand barbwire with 1 strand of hotwire and 1 strand of barbwire that is hot. The pasture has a great mix of big & little bluestem and buffalo grasses that keep this pasture lush year-round. Great topography on this farm allows for cattle to stay up top into a nice breeze. The two lower draws allow for great drainage from surrounding fields which keeps these lower areas full of growing grass to graze on. Pasture will be available for immediate possession at time of closing. There are 96.5 acres that does have an acre base for anyone that would want to return it to tillable for a PLC or ARC crop program. This pasture is near major sale barn in Pratt and many feedyards. To answer any questions or schedule a showing please call Listing Agent Tyler Heil at (913) 207-4541. Property Features -158.23 acres -96.5 acre base -Expired CRP pasture -Solar powered well -Bluestem & Buffalo grass -Excellent access -Close to major cattle markets -Immediate possession -Perimeter fenced -12 miles to Pratt -60 miles to Hutchinson -64 miles to Wichita -92 miles to Dodge City

This 316 +/- acre tract, located in the east half of Section 06, Township 27s, Range 11w in Pratt County, represents a versatile and appealing parcel in south-central Kansas. With agricultural income, high-quality grassland, investment potential, strong recreational appeal, and the added benefit of existing mineral production, this property stands out as an exceptional investment. The majority of the property, 285 acres, is comprised of pristine, rolling native grass. The grassland has proven to be highly sought after for horse hay, offering both premium yield and demand. With its established stand and soil base, this tract is well-positioned to continue producing high-quality bales. Beyond agriculture, the property offers tremendous recreational opportunities. The diverse terrain of rolling grassland and natural cover provides ideal habitat for a variety of game. The area is known for producing trophy whitetail deer, while upland bird hunting opportunities abound with pheasants and quail. For a buyer who values both land income and a sporting lifestyle, this tract delivers the best of both worlds. With blacktop frontage along the eastern boundary, the property also offers an excellent location for a future home or farm headquarters. Electricity is available nearby, and two pre-dug water wells are already in place, reducing development costs. Wide-open views of the Kansas countryside add to the appeal, providing the perfect setting for a country residence, hunting lodge, or ag operation base. The seller is open to parceling out smaller tracts of land on this property to suit one's land desires. Adding investment strength, 100% of the mineral rights will transfer with the property. There is currently one producing oil well, offering immediate income and long-term upside potential for energy production. This Pratt County half-section is a rare offering that combines top-end grass production, proven recreational appeal, residential potential, and mineral income. Whether you're an agricultural producer, horse owner, land investor, sportsman, or someone looking to build a country home with investment benefits, this property checks every box. Property Features -E2 S06-T27S-R11W, Pratt Co -316 +/- acres total -285 +/- acres premium hay grass -31 +/- acre pasture -Producing oil well -$2,500/year oil income -100% mineral rights transfer -2024 taxes: $889.95 -Horse quality hay -Blacktop frontage -Country build site -Two water wells -Nearby electricity -Trophy deer & upland birds -2 miles south of Preston, KS -15 miles northeast of Pratt, KS -45 miles southwest of Hutchinson, KS -1 hour from Wichita, KS

This 158 +/- acre tract in Pratt County offers a rare combination of income, beauty, and potential. Situated along blacktop frontage with electricity nearby and two pre-dug water wells already in place, this property is set up perfectly for future development. Whether you envision a country home, hunting lodge, or farm headquarters, the setting provides unmatched views of the rolling Kansas landscape. The land itself is primarily native grass, renowned for producing premium horse hay, which makes it a reliable source of agricultural income. The established stand and fertile soil base ensure strong production for years to come. There is a 31 +/- acre fence pasture for livestock grazing. Beyond agriculture, the property's natural cover and rolling terrain create excellent habitat for deer, quail, and pheasants, making it equally attractive for recreation. Few properties offer such a balance of income and lifestyle opportunities. For the buyer seeking a place to build with breathtaking views, while also enjoying the benefits of ag production, hunting, and long-term investment, this southeast quarter stands out as an exceptional offering. Property Features -SE2 S06-T27S-R11W, Pratt County -158 +/- acres total -31 +/- acre pasture -100% mineral rights transfer -2024 taxes: $1,227.95 -Horse quality hay -Blacktop frontage -Country build site -Two water wells -Nearby electricity -Trophy deer and upland birds -2 miles south of Preston, KS -15 miles northeast of Pratt, KS -45 miles southwest of Hutchinson, KS -1.5 hours from Wichita, KS

in Deer Management Unit 16, this 164-acre tract in Pratt County offers everything the serious hunter or investor looks for: seclusion, proven deer history, income-producing ground, and a turnkey setup ready for the upcoming season. Property Highlights: Rolling Terrain with a major north-to-south drainage a natural travel corridor for whitetail deer Dry creek bed on the eastern boundary adds diversity and bedding cover Secluded 2-mile by 3-mile block with no through public roads limited pressure and enhanced security for growing and holding mature bucks Annual CRP income provides passive revenue stream Healthy population of pheasant and quail for the avid upland hunter Access via easement into the NW corner for strategic entry without disturbing wildlife Hunting Improvements (All Included): 2 Banks Outdoors Stump 4 Phantom Blinds 2 Banks Feedbank 600 Feeders 1 Banks WildWater System This combination of wildlife habitat, income, and low-pressure hunting is hard to come by. Whether you're looking to expand your recreational portfolio, invest in Kansas land, or own a proven big buck sanctuary, this property delivers. Contact UC Hunting Properties Land Pro Shay Stephens on his direct line at 620-388-3454 for more information or to schedule a private showing.

in Deer Management Unit 16, this 164-acre tract in Pratt County offers everything the serious hunter or investor looks for: seclusion, proven deer history, income-producing ground, and a turnkey setup ready for the upcoming season. Property Highlights: Rolling Terrain with a major north-to-south drainage a natural travel corridor for whitetail deer Dry creek bed on the eastern boundary adds diversity and bedding cover Secluded 2-mile by 3-mile block with no through public roads limited pressure and enhanced security for growing and holding mature bucks Annual CRP income provides passive revenue stream Healthy population of pheasant and quail for the avid upland hunter Access via easement into the NW corner for strategic entry without disturbing wildlife Hunting Improvements (All Included): 2 Banks Outdoors Stump 4 Phantom Blinds 2 Banks Feedbank 600 Feeders 1 Banks WildWater System This combination of wildlife habitat, income, and low-pressure hunting is hard to come by. Whether you're looking to expand your recreational portfolio, invest in Kansas land, or own a proven big buck sanctuary, this property delivers. Contact UC Hunting Properties Land Pro Shay Stephens on his direct line at 620-388-3454 for more information or to schedule a private showing.

in Deer Management Unit 16, this 164-acre tract in Pratt County offers everything the serious hunter or investor looks for: seclusion, proven deer history, income-producing ground, and a turnkey setup ready for the upcoming season. Property Highlights: Rolling Terrain with a major north-to-south drainage a natural travel corridor for whitetail deer Dry creek bed on the eastern boundary adds diversity and bedding cover Secluded 2-mile by 3-mile block with no through public roads limited pressure and enhanced security for growing and holding mature bucks Annual CRP income provides passive revenue stream Healthy population of pheasant and quail for the avid upland hunter Access via easement into the NW corner for strategic entry without disturbing wildlife Hunting Improvements (All Included): 2 Banks Outdoors Stump 4 Phantom Blinds 2 Banks Feedbank 600 Feeders 1 Banks WildWater System This combination of wildlife habitat, income, and low-pressure hunting is hard to come by. Whether you're looking to expand your recreational portfolio, invest in Kansas land, or own a proven big buck sanctuary, this property delivers. Contact UC Hunting Properties Land Pro Shay Stephens on his direct line at 620-388-3454 for more information or to schedule a private showing.

in Deer Management Unit 16, this 164-acre tract in Pratt County offers everything the serious hunter or investor looks for: seclusion, proven deer history, income-producing ground, and a turnkey setup ready for the upcoming season. Property Highlights: Rolling Terrain with a major north-to-south drainage a natural travel corridor for whitetail deer Dry creek bed on the eastern boundary adds diversity and bedding cover Secluded 2-mile by 3-mile block with no through public roads limited pressure and enhanced security for growing and holding mature bucks Annual CRP income provides passive revenue stream Healthy population of pheasant and quail for the avid upland hunter Access via easement into the NW corner for strategic entry without disturbing wildlife Hunting Improvements (All Included): 2 Banks Outdoors Stump 4 Phantom Blinds 2 Banks Feedbank 600 Feeders 1 Banks WildWater System This combination of wildlife habitat, income, and low-pressure hunting is hard to come by. Whether you're looking to expand your recreational portfolio, invest in Kansas land, or own a proven big buck sanctuary, this property delivers. Contact UC Hunting Properties Land Pro Shay Stephens on his direct line at 620-388-3454 for more information or to schedule a private showing.

in Deer Management Unit 16, this 164-acre tract in Pratt County offers everything the serious hunter or investor looks for: seclusion, proven deer history, income-producing ground, and a turnkey setup ready for the upcoming season. Property Highlights: Rolling Terrain with a major north-to-south drainage a natural travel corridor for whitetail deer Dry creek bed on the eastern boundary adds diversity and bedding cover Secluded 2-mile by 3-mile block with no through public roads limited pressure and enhanced security for growing and holding mature bucks Annual CRP income provides passive revenue stream Healthy population of pheasant and quail for the avid upland hunter Access via easement into the NW corner for strategic entry without disturbing wildlife Hunting Improvements (All Included): 2 Banks Outdoors Stump 4 Phantom Blinds 2 Banks Feedbank 600 Feeders 1 Banks WildWater System This combination of wildlife habitat, income, and low-pressure hunting is hard to come by. Whether you're looking to expand your recreational portfolio, invest in Kansas land, or own a proven big buck sanctuary, this property delivers. Contact UC Hunting Properties Land Pro Shay Stephens on his direct line at 620-388-3454 for more information or to schedule a private showing.

in Deer Management Unit 16, this 164-acre tract in Pratt County offers everything the serious hunter or investor looks for: seclusion, proven deer history, income-producing ground, and a turnkey setup ready for the upcoming season. Property Highlights: Rolling Terrain with a major north-to-south drainage a natural travel corridor for whitetail deer Dry creek bed on the eastern boundary adds diversity and bedding cover Secluded 2-mile by 3-mile block with no through public roads limited pressure and enhanced security for growing and holding mature bucks Annual CRP income provides passive revenue stream Healthy population of pheasant and quail for the avid upland hunter Access via easement into the NW corner for strategic entry without disturbing wildlife Hunting Improvements (All Included): 2 Banks Outdoors Stump 4 Phantom Blinds 2 Banks Feedbank 600 Feeders 1 Banks WildWater System This combination of wildlife habitat, income, and low-pressure hunting is hard to come by. Whether you're looking to expand your recreational portfolio, invest in Kansas land, or own a proven big buck sanctuary, this property delivers. Contact UC Hunting Properties Land Pro Shay Stephens on his direct line at 620-388-3454 for more information or to schedule a private showing.

in Deer Management Unit 16, this 164-acre tract in Pratt County offers everything the serious hunter or investor looks for: seclusion, proven deer history, income-producing ground, and a turnkey setup ready for the upcoming season. Property Highlights: Rolling Terrain with a major north-to-south drainage a natural travel corridor for whitetail deer Dry creek bed on the eastern boundary adds diversity and bedding cover Secluded 2-mile by 3-mile block with no through public roads limited pressure and enhanced security for growing and holding mature bucks Annual CRP income provides passive revenue stream Healthy population of pheasant and quail for the avid upland hunter Access via easement into the NW corner for strategic entry without disturbing wildlife Hunting Improvements (All Included): 2 Banks Outdoors Stump 4 Phantom Blinds 2 Banks Feedbank 600 Feeders 1 Banks WildWater System This combination of wildlife habitat, income, and low-pressure hunting is hard to come by. Whether you're looking to expand your recreational portfolio, invest in Kansas land, or own a proven big buck sanctuary, this property delivers. Contact UC Hunting Properties Land Pro Shay Stephens on his direct line at 620-388-3454 for more information or to schedule a private showing.

in Deer Management Unit 16, this 164-acre tract in Pratt County offers everything the serious hunter or investor looks for: seclusion, proven deer history, income-producing ground, and a turnkey setup ready for the upcoming season. Property Highlights: Rolling Terrain with a major north-to-south drainage a natural travel corridor for whitetail deer Dry creek bed on the eastern boundary adds diversity and bedding cover Secluded 2-mile by 3-mile block with no through public roads limited pressure and enhanced security for growing and holding mature bucks Annual CRP income provides passive revenue stream Healthy population of pheasant and quail for the avid upland hunter Access via easement into the NW corner for strategic entry without disturbing wildlife Hunting Improvements (All Included): 2 Banks Outdoors Stump 4 Phantom Blinds 2 Banks Feedbank 600 Feeders 1 Banks WildWater System This combination of wildlife habitat, income, and low-pressure hunting is hard to come by. Whether you're looking to expand your recreational portfolio, invest in Kansas land, or own a proven big buck sanctuary, this property delivers. Contact UC Hunting Properties Land Pro Shay Stephens on his direct line at 620-388-3454 for more information or to schedule a private showing.

in Deer Management Unit 16, this 164-acre tract in Pratt County offers everything the serious hunter or investor looks for: seclusion, proven deer history, income-producing ground, and a turnkey setup ready for the upcoming season. Property Highlights: Rolling Terrain with a major north-to-south drainage a natural travel corridor for whitetail deer Dry creek bed on the eastern boundary adds diversity and bedding cover Secluded 2-mile by 3-mile block with no through public roads limited pressure and enhanced security for growing and holding mature bucks Annual CRP income provides passive revenue stream Healthy population of pheasant and quail for the avid upland hunter Access via easement into the NW corner for strategic entry without disturbing wildlife Hunting Improvements (All Included): 2 Banks Outdoors Stump 4 Phantom Blinds 2 Banks Feedbank 600 Feeders 1 Banks WildWater System This combination of wildlife habitat, income, and low-pressure hunting is hard to come by. Whether you're looking to expand your recreational portfolio, invest in Kansas land, or own a proven big buck sanctuary, this property delivers. Contact UC Hunting Properties Land Pro Shay Stephens on his direct line at 620-388-3454 for more information or to schedule a private showing.

in Deer Management Unit 16, this 164-acre tract in Pratt County offers everything the serious hunter or investor looks for: seclusion, proven deer history, income-producing ground, and a turnkey setup ready for the upcoming season. Property Highlights: Rolling Terrain with a major north-to-south drainage a natural travel corridor for whitetail deer Dry creek bed on the eastern boundary adds diversity and bedding cover Secluded 2-mile by 3-mile block with no through public roads limited pressure and enhanced security for growing and holding mature bucks Annual CRP income provides passive revenue stream Healthy population of pheasant and quail for the avid upland hunter Access via easement into the NW corner for strategic entry without disturbing wildlife Hunting Improvements (All Included): 2 Banks Outdoors Stump 4 Phantom Blinds 2 Banks Feedbank 600 Feeders 1 Banks WildWater System This combination of wildlife habitat, income, and low-pressure hunting is hard to come by. Whether you're looking to expand your recreational portfolio, invest in Kansas land, or own a proven big buck sanctuary, this property delivers. Contact UC Hunting Properties Land Pro Shay Stephens on his direct line at 620-388-3454 for more information or to schedule a private showing.

in Deer Management Unit 16, this 164-acre tract in Pratt County offers everything the serious hunter or investor looks for: seclusion, proven deer history, income-producing ground, and a turnkey setup ready for the upcoming season. Property Highlights: Rolling Terrain with a major north-to-south drainage a natural travel corridor for whitetail deer Dry creek bed on the eastern boundary adds diversity and bedding cover Secluded 2-mile by 3-mile block with no through public roads limited pressure and enhanced security for growing and holding mature bucks Annual CRP income provides passive revenue stream Healthy population of pheasant and quail for the avid upland hunter Access via easement into the NW corner for strategic entry without disturbing wildlife Hunting Improvements (All Included): 2 Banks Outdoors Stump 4 Phantom Blinds 2 Banks Feedbank 600 Feeders 1 Banks WildWater System This combination of wildlife habitat, income, and low-pressure hunting is hard to come by. Whether you're looking to expand your recreational portfolio, invest in Kansas land, or own a proven big buck sanctuary, this property delivers. Contact UC Hunting Properties Land Pro Shay Stephens on his direct line at 620-388-3454 for more information or to schedule a private showing.

in Deer Management Unit 16, this 164-acre tract in Pratt County offers everything the serious hunter or investor looks for: seclusion, proven deer history, income-producing ground, and a turnkey setup ready for the upcoming season. Property Highlights: Rolling Terrain with a major north-to-south drainage a natural travel corridor for whitetail deer Dry creek bed on the eastern boundary adds diversity and bedding cover Secluded 2-mile by 3-mile block with no through public roads limited pressure and enhanced security for growing and holding mature bucks Annual CRP income provides passive revenue stream Healthy population of pheasant and quail for the avid upland hunter Access via easement into the NW corner for strategic entry without disturbing wildlife Hunting Improvements (All Included): 2 Banks Outdoors Stump 4 Phantom Blinds 2 Banks Feedbank 600 Feeders 1 Banks WildWater System This combination of wildlife habitat, income, and low-pressure hunting is hard to come by. Whether you're looking to expand your recreational portfolio, invest in Kansas land, or own a proven big buck sanctuary, this property delivers. Contact UC Hunting Properties Land Pro Shay Stephens on his direct line at 620-388-3454 for more information or to schedule a private showing.

in Deer Management Unit 16, this 164-acre tract in Pratt County offers everything the serious hunter or investor looks for: seclusion, proven deer history, income-producing ground, and a turnkey setup ready for the upcoming season. Property Highlights: Rolling Terrain with a major north-to-south drainage a natural travel corridor for whitetail deer Dry creek bed on the eastern boundary adds diversity and bedding cover Secluded 2-mile by 3-mile block with no through public roads limited pressure and enhanced security for growing and holding mature bucks Annual CRP income provides passive revenue stream Healthy population of pheasant and quail for the avid upland hunter Access via easement into the NW corner for strategic entry without disturbing wildlife Hunting Improvements (All Included): 2 Banks Outdoors Stump 4 Phantom Blinds 2 Banks Feedbank 600 Feeders 1 Banks WildWater System This combination of wildlife habitat, income, and low-pressure hunting is hard to come by. Whether you're looking to expand your recreational portfolio, invest in Kansas land, or own a proven big buck sanctuary, this property delivers. Contact UC Hunting Properties Land Pro Shay Stephens on his direct line at 620-388-3454 for more information or to schedule a private showing.

in Deer Management Unit 16, this 164-acre tract in Pratt County offers everything the serious hunter or investor looks for: seclusion, proven deer history, income-producing ground, and a turnkey setup ready for the upcoming season. Property Highlights: Rolling Terrain with a major north-to-south drainage a natural travel corridor for whitetail deer Dry creek bed on the eastern boundary adds diversity and bedding cover Secluded 2-mile by 3-mile block with no through public roads limited pressure and enhanced security for growing and holding mature bucks Annual CRP income provides passive revenue stream Healthy population of pheasant and quail for the avid upland hunter Access via easement into the NW corner for strategic entry without disturbing wildlife Hunting Improvements (All Included): 2 Banks Outdoors Stump 4 Phantom Blinds 2 Banks Feedbank 600 Feeders 1 Banks WildWater System This combination of wildlife habitat, income, and low-pressure hunting is hard to come by. Whether you're looking to expand your recreational portfolio, invest in Kansas land, or own a proven big buck sanctuary, this property delivers. Contact UC Hunting Properties Land Pro Shay Stephens on his direct line at 620-388-3454 for more information or to schedule a private showing.

This 316 +/- acre tract is located in northeast Pratt County, Kansas. It has 214 +/- tillable acres actively in production, primarily consisting of Albion sandy loam and Ost loam soils. The tillable fields have been well-kept with mainly 1 to 3 percent slopes, and a NCCPI overall weighted average of 51. The property has 214 +/- DCP crop base acres with ARC County (wheat, corn, sunflowers) and Price Loss Coverage (grain sorghum) crop elections. The remaining 102 +/- acres consist of native grass pasture and timbered thickets. The fenced pasture has above-average barbed wire fencing, and there are two private water wells on the property. The diverse habitat with abundant food provides great whitetail deer and upland bird hunting opportunities! The property is located on well-maintained year-round sand roads with electricity and fiber optic cable at the west boundary road. There are tenants' rights in place for the planted wheat crop. The buyer will take possession of the non-planted crop ground at closing, and the planted crop ground after the wheat crop has been harvested. There are no active leases or tenants' rights in place on the grass/pasture acreage. Don't miss out on this productive and diverse Kansas farm! Contact Trent Siegle at (620) 767-2926 for additional information, disclosures, or to schedule a showing. Property Features -316 +/- total acres -214 +/- tillable acres -102 +/- grass/timber acres -Albion sandy loam and Ost loam soils -1 to 3 percent slopes -NCCPI overall weighted average of 51 -Well-kept tillable fields -214 +/- DCP crop base acres -ARC County and PLC crop elections -Fenced pasture -2 water wells -Whitetail deer and upland bird hunting -Kansas Deer Management Unit 15 -Well-maintained year-round sand roads -Electricity and fiber optic cable at the west boundary road -Tenants' rights in place for the planted wheat crop -Possession of the non-planted crop ground at closing -Possession of planted crop ground after wheat harvest -No active leases or tenants' rights in place on the grass/pasture acreage -2024 taxes: $1,093.18 -6 miles from Turon, KS -20 miles from Pratt, KS

This 316 +/- acre tract is located in northeast Pratt County, Kansas. It has 214 +/- tillable acres actively in production, primarily consisting of Albion sandy loam and Ost loam soils. The tillable fields have been well-kept with mainly 1 to 3 percent slopes, and a NCCPI overall weighted average of 51. The property has 214 +/- DCP crop base acres with ARC County (wheat, corn, sunflowers) and Price Loss Coverage (grain sorghum) crop elections. The remaining 102 +/- acres consist of native grass pasture and timbered thickets. The fenced pasture has above-average barbed wire fencing, and there are two private water wells on the property. The diverse habitat with abundant food provides great whitetail deer and upland bird hunting opportunities! The property is located on well-maintained year-round sand roads with electricity and fiber optic cable at the west boundary road. There are tenants' rights in place for the planted wheat crop. The buyer will take possession of the non-planted crop ground at closing, and the planted crop ground after the wheat crop has been harvested. There are no active leases or tenants' rights in place on the grass/pasture acreage. Don't miss out on this productive and diverse Kansas farm! Contact Trent Siegle at (620) 767-2926 for additional information, disclosures, or to schedule a showing. Property Features -316 +/- total acres -214 +/- tillable acres -102 +/- grass/timber acres -Albion sandy loam and Ost loam soils -1 to 3 percent slopes -NCCPI overall weighted average of 51 -Well-kept tillable fields -214 +/- DCP crop base acres -ARC County and PLC crop elections -Fenced pasture -2 water wells -Whitetail deer and upland bird hunting -Kansas Deer Management Unit 15 -Well-maintained year-round sand roads -Electricity and fiber optic cable at the west boundary road -Tenants' rights in place for the planted wheat crop -Possession of the non-planted crop ground at closing -Possession of planted crop ground after wheat harvest -No active leases or tenants' rights in place on the grass/pasture acreage -2024 taxes: $1,093.18 -6 miles from Turon, KS -20 miles from Pratt, KS

This 316 +/- acre tract is located in northeast Pratt County, Kansas. It has 214 +/- tillable acres actively in production, primarily consisting of Albion sandy loam and Ost loam soils. The tillable fields have been well-kept with mainly 1 to 3 percent slopes, and a NCCPI overall weighted average of 51. The property has 214 +/- DCP crop base acres with ARC County (wheat, corn, sunflowers) and Price Loss Coverage (grain sorghum) crop elections. The remaining 102 +/- acres consist of native grass pasture and timbered thickets. The fenced pasture has above-average barbed wire fencing, and there are two private water wells on the property. The diverse habitat with abundant food provides great whitetail deer and upland bird hunting opportunities! The property is located on well-maintained year-round sand roads with electricity and fiber optic cable at the west boundary road. There are tenants' rights in place for the planted wheat crop. The buyer will take possession of the non-planted crop ground at closing, and the planted crop ground after the wheat crop has been harvested. There are no active leases or tenants' rights in place on the grass/pasture acreage. Don't miss out on this productive and diverse Kansas farm! Contact Trent Siegle at (620) 767-2926 for additional information, disclosures, or to schedule a showing. Property Features -316 +/- total acres -214 +/- tillable acres -102 +/- grass/timber acres -Albion sandy loam and Ost loam soils -1 to 3 percent slopes -NCCPI overall weighted average of 51 -Well-kept tillable fields -214 +/- DCP crop base acres -ARC County and PLC crop elections -Fenced pasture -2 water wells -Whitetail deer and upland bird hunting -Kansas Deer Management Unit 15 -Well-maintained year-round sand roads -Electricity and fiber optic cable at the west boundary road -Tenants' rights in place for the planted wheat crop -Possession of the non-planted crop ground at closing -Possession of planted crop ground after wheat harvest -No active leases or tenants' rights in place on the grass/pasture acreage -2024 taxes: $1,093.18 -6 miles from Turon, KS -20 miles from Pratt, KS

This 316 +/- acre tract is located in northeast Pratt County, Kansas. It has 214 +/- tillable acres actively in production, primarily consisting of Albion sandy loam and Ost loam soils. The tillable fields have been well-kept with mainly 1 to 3 percent slopes, and a NCCPI overall weighted average of 51. The property has 214 +/- DCP crop base acres with ARC County (wheat, corn, sunflowers) and Price Loss Coverage (grain sorghum) crop elections. The remaining 102 +/- acres consist of native grass pasture and timbered thickets. The fenced pasture has above-average barbed wire fencing, and there are two private water wells on the property. The diverse habitat with abundant food provides great whitetail deer and upland bird hunting opportunities! The property is located on well-maintained year-round sand roads with electricity and fiber optic cable at the west boundary road. There are tenants' rights in place for the planted wheat crop. The buyer will take possession of the non-planted crop ground at closing, and the planted crop ground after the wheat crop has been harvested. There are no active leases or tenants' rights in place on the grass/pasture acreage. Don't miss out on this productive and diverse Kansas farm! Contact Trent Siegle at (620) 767-2926 for additional information, disclosures, or to schedule a showing. Property Features -316 +/- total acres -214 +/- tillable acres -102 +/- grass/timber acres -Albion sandy loam and Ost loam soils -1 to 3 percent slopes -NCCPI overall weighted average of 51 -Well-kept tillable fields -214 +/- DCP crop base acres -ARC County and PLC crop elections -Fenced pasture -2 water wells -Whitetail deer and upland bird hunting -Kansas Deer Management Unit 15 -Well-maintained year-round sand roads -Electricity and fiber optic cable at the west boundary road -Tenants' rights in place for the planted wheat crop -Possession of the non-planted crop ground at closing -Possession of planted crop ground after wheat harvest -No active leases or tenants' rights in place on the grass/pasture acreage -2024 taxes: $1,093.18 -6 miles from Turon, KS -20 miles from Pratt, KS

This 316 +/- acre tract is located in northeast Pratt County, Kansas. It has 214 +/- tillable acres actively in production, primarily consisting of Albion sandy loam and Ost loam soils. The tillable fields have been well-kept with mainly 1 to 3 percent slopes, and a NCCPI overall weighted average of 51. The property has 214 +/- DCP crop base acres with ARC County (wheat, corn, sunflowers) and Price Loss Coverage (grain sorghum) crop elections. The remaining 102 +/- acres consist of native grass pasture and timbered thickets. The fenced pasture has above-average barbed wire fencing, and there are two private water wells on the property. The diverse habitat with abundant food provides great whitetail deer and upland bird hunting opportunities! The property is located on well-maintained year-round sand roads with electricity and fiber optic cable at the west boundary road. There are tenants' rights in place for the planted wheat crop. The buyer will take possession of the non-planted crop ground at closing, and the planted crop ground after the wheat crop has been harvested. There are no active leases or tenants' rights in place on the grass/pasture acreage. Don't miss out on this productive and diverse Kansas farm! Contact Trent Siegle at (620) 767-2926 for additional information, disclosures, or to schedule a showing. Property Features -316 +/- total acres -214 +/- tillable acres -102 +/- grass/timber acres -Albion sandy loam and Ost loam soils -1 to 3 percent slopes -NCCPI overall weighted average of 51 -Well-kept tillable fields -214 +/- DCP crop base acres -ARC County and PLC crop elections -Fenced pasture -2 water wells -Whitetail deer and upland bird hunting -Kansas Deer Management Unit 15 -Well-maintained year-round sand roads -Electricity and fiber optic cable at the west boundary road -Tenants' rights in place for the planted wheat crop -Possession of the non-planted crop ground at closing -Possession of planted crop ground after wheat harvest -No active leases or tenants' rights in place on the grass/pasture acreage -2024 taxes: $1,093.18 -6 miles from Turon, KS -20 miles from Pratt, KS

This 316 +/- acre tract is located in northeast Pratt County, Kansas. It has 214 +/- tillable acres actively in production, primarily consisting of Albion sandy loam and Ost loam soils. The tillable fields have been well-kept with mainly 1 to 3 percent slopes, and a NCCPI overall weighted average of 51. The property has 214 +/- DCP crop base acres with ARC County (wheat, corn, sunflowers) and Price Loss Coverage (grain sorghum) crop elections. The remaining 102 +/- acres consist of native grass pasture and timbered thickets. The fenced pasture has above-average barbed wire fencing, and there are two private water wells on the property. The diverse habitat with abundant food provides great whitetail deer and upland bird hunting opportunities! The property is located on well-maintained year-round sand roads with electricity and fiber optic cable at the west boundary road. There are tenants' rights in place for the planted wheat crop. The buyer will take possession of the non-planted crop ground at closing, and the planted crop ground after the wheat crop has been harvested. There are no active leases or tenants' rights in place on the grass/pasture acreage. Don't miss out on this productive and diverse Kansas farm! Contact Trent Siegle at (620) 767-2926 for additional information, disclosures, or to schedule a showing. Property Features -316 +/- total acres -214 +/- tillable acres -102 +/- grass/timber acres -Albion sandy loam and Ost loam soils -1 to 3 percent slopes -NCCPI overall weighted average of 51 -Well-kept tillable fields -214 +/- DCP crop base acres -ARC County and PLC crop elections -Fenced pasture -2 water wells -Whitetail deer and upland bird hunting -Kansas Deer Management Unit 15 -Well-maintained year-round sand roads -Electricity and fiber optic cable at the west boundary road -Tenants' rights in place for the planted wheat crop -Possession of the non-planted crop ground at closing -Possession of planted crop ground after wheat harvest -No active leases or tenants' rights in place on the grass/pasture acreage -2024 taxes: $1,093.18 -6 miles from Turon, KS -20 miles from Pratt, KS

This 316 +/- acre tract is located in northeast Pratt County, Kansas. It has 214 +/- tillable acres actively in production, primarily consisting of Albion sandy loam and Ost loam soils. The tillable fields have been well-kept with mainly 1 to 3 percent slopes, and a NCCPI overall weighted average of 51. The property has 214 +/- DCP crop base acres with ARC County (wheat, corn, sunflowers) and Price Loss Coverage (grain sorghum) crop elections. The remaining 102 +/- acres consist of native grass pasture and timbered thickets. The fenced pasture has above-average barbed wire fencing, and there are two private water wells on the property. The diverse habitat with abundant food provides great whitetail deer and upland bird hunting opportunities! The property is located on well-maintained year-round sand roads with electricity and fiber optic cable at the west boundary road. There are tenants' rights in place for the planted wheat crop. The buyer will take possession of the non-planted crop ground at closing, and the planted crop ground after the wheat crop has been harvested. There are no active leases or tenants' rights in place on the grass/pasture acreage. Don't miss out on this productive and diverse Kansas farm! Contact Trent Siegle at (620) 767-2926 for additional information, disclosures, or to schedule a showing. Property Features -316 +/- total acres -214 +/- tillable acres -102 +/- grass/timber acres -Albion sandy loam and Ost loam soils -1 to 3 percent slopes -NCCPI overall weighted average of 51 -Well-kept tillable fields -214 +/- DCP crop base acres -ARC County and PLC crop elections -Fenced pasture -2 water wells -Whitetail deer and upland bird hunting -Kansas Deer Management Unit 15 -Well-maintained year-round sand roads -Electricity and fiber optic cable at the west boundary road -Tenants' rights in place for the planted wheat crop -Possession of the non-planted crop ground at closing -Possession of planted crop ground after wheat harvest -No active leases or tenants' rights in place on the grass/pasture acreage -2024 taxes: $1,093.18 -6 miles from Turon, KS -20 miles from Pratt, KS

This 316 +/- acre tract is located in northeast Pratt County, Kansas. It has 214 +/- tillable acres actively in production, primarily consisting of Albion sandy loam and Ost loam soils. The tillable fields have been well-kept with mainly 1 to 3 percent slopes, and a NCCPI overall weighted average of 51. The property has 214 +/- DCP crop base acres with ARC County (wheat, corn, sunflowers) and Price Loss Coverage (grain sorghum) crop elections. The remaining 102 +/- acres consist of native grass pasture and timbered thickets. The fenced pasture has above-average barbed wire fencing, and there are two private water wells on the property. The diverse habitat with abundant food provides great whitetail deer and upland bird hunting opportunities! The property is located on well-maintained year-round sand roads with electricity and fiber optic cable at the west boundary road. There are tenants' rights in place for the planted wheat crop. The buyer will take possession of the non-planted crop ground at closing, and the planted crop ground after the wheat crop has been harvested. There are no active leases or tenants' rights in place on the grass/pasture acreage. Don't miss out on this productive and diverse Kansas farm! Contact Trent Siegle at (620) 767-2926 for additional information, disclosures, or to schedule a showing. Property Features -316 +/- total acres -214 +/- tillable acres -102 +/- grass/timber acres -Albion sandy loam and Ost loam soils -1 to 3 percent slopes -NCCPI overall weighted average of 51 -Well-kept tillable fields -214 +/- DCP crop base acres -ARC County and PLC crop elections -Fenced pasture -2 water wells -Whitetail deer and upland bird hunting -Kansas Deer Management Unit 15 -Well-maintained year-round sand roads -Electricity and fiber optic cable at the west boundary road -Tenants' rights in place for the planted wheat crop -Possession of the non-planted crop ground at closing -Possession of planted crop ground after wheat harvest -No active leases or tenants' rights in place on the grass/pasture acreage -2024 taxes: $1,093.18 -6 miles from Turon, KS -20 miles from Pratt, KS