Comanche County, Kansas Land For Sale (14 results)

Located along the Comanche and Kiowa County line, this 1,704.7 acre property offers a diverse combination of native grassland, timbered draws, tillable acreage, water features, and well-designed improvements. The property has been managed to support both agricultural and recreational uses while providing convenient access throughout by county road frontage. The landscape consists primarily of gently rolling native grass interspersed with mature timbered draws that create natural travel corridors for wildlife while providing excellent grazing opportunities if desired. Approximately 94 acres are currently in tillable production, with additional acreage established as food plots to benefit wildlife. The varied terrain, combined with multiple habitat types, creates a property suited for livestock operations, hunting, and year-round outdoor recreation. The west side of the ranch has seen several recent improvements focused on wildlife habitat. New food plots have been established to provide forage for deer, and a pair of newly constructed ponds expand available water sources. These ponds also provide seasonal opportunities for waterfowl as migration conditions allow. The combination of native grasses, scattered cover, and water creates a balanced habitat across this portion of the property. The eastern side offers a different landscape, featuring heavier concentrations of mature timber, mixed with tillable fields positioned along the edges. This transition between cover and agricultural acreage creates natural movement patterns for wildlife. A large pond on the east side seasonally attracts waterfowl while also serving as an additional water source for wildlife. The diversity between the eastern and western portions provides a variety of hunting setups and management options throughout the property. The residence adds significant value and functionality to the ranch. Originally constructed in 1928, the home has been recently updated while maintaining its character. Offering approximately 2,178 square feet of living space, it includes six bedrooms and two full bathrooms, making it well-suited as either a full-time residence or a hunting lodge capable of accommodating family and guests during hunting season. A newly constructed metal shop complements the home and provides extensive utility for ranch operations and equipment storage. The building includes an overhang for larger machinery and equipment, along with enclosed storage for vehicles, UTVs, and hunting gear. A full bathroom adds convenience for daily work around the property. One of the shop's standout features is its dedicated game processing room. Designed with functionality in mind, it includes a large walk-in cooler, an overhead winch for hanging game, a floor drain, and a cutting table. These improvements provide an efficient space for processing harvested game directly on the property. County road frontage provides dependable access around the ranch, allowing convenient movement to multiple areas of the property for ranch management, equipment transport, livestock operations, or hunting access. The combination of road access and the property's layout allows different portions of the ranch to be utilized efficiently throughout the year. Whether the next owner is seeking a working grass ranch, recreational hunting property, or a combination of both, this property offers a blend of habitat diversity, productive acreage, quality improvements, and operational infrastructure. The updated home, functional shop, dedicated game-processing facilities, established food plots, ponds, native grass, timbered draws, and tillable acreage combine to create a versatile ranch in south-central Kansas with opportunities for agricultural production and outdoor recreation. Shown by appointment only, please reach out to the listing agent to set up a private showing.

Located just south of Coldwater, this 321.3 +/- acres of grassland provides recreational or grazing opportunities. The parcel is accessible via county roads and offers a mix of terrain that includes grassland, scattered trees, and natural drainages. The land is largely open grass with a few scattered trees, making it suitable for multiple land uses, including agriculture, recreation, livestock, and wildlife habitat. The soil profile on the property includes a mix of Class 1, 2, and 3 soils, which represents a range from highly productive to more average grazing or non-irrigated crop potential. Drainage along natural drainages helps with runoff, but also requires consideration in agricultural use. Grassland is dominant, with a few scattered trees providing cover and diversity. This acreage supports deer and upland game species. Included with the property are 2 feeders and 1 tree stand, which are selling with the land. The mixture of open grass, scattered trees, and drainage offers habitat and cover necessary for wildlife movement. Showings are by appointment only; please reach out to the listing agent to set up a private showing.

Online Only at Auction Date: 8/20/26 Bidding Ends: 3:00 PM CTAuction Held: Online OnlyEntire Farm Description:Bid on three exceptional Kansas hunting properties at auction, including 560 acres of premier recreational land in Comanche and Barber Counties, plus a turnkey hunting lodge in Wilmore, KS. Trophy whitetail, elk, turkey, quail, food plots, blinds, feeders, cropland, and proven hunting history in renowned Unit 16. Opportunities to own proven trophy hunting properties in Kansas' legendary Unit 16 are extremely rare, and this premier auction presents one of the finest offerings to reach the market in years. Featuring approximately 560 acres of highly improved recreational land across Comanche and Barber Counties, along with a fully furnished hunting lodge in Wilmore, Kansas. This auction offers buyers the opportunity to purchase premier hunting acreage, comfortable lodging, or assemble the ultimate Kansas hunting package. Located in one of the most sought-after big game destinations in the United States, these properties have been carefully developed to maximize wildlife habitat and hunting success. From mature cedar shelterbelts and thick native cover to established food plots, feeders, hunting blinds, productive cropland, and dependable year-round water, every detail has been designed to attract and hold trophy wildlife. Tract 1 Description: 480 acres in Comanche County, KSWorld-class whitetail deer hunting habitat in the heart of Unit 16! This farm has 200+ whitetail deer history and is completely turnkey with food plots, hunting blinds, feeders, and top-notch habitat and cover for whitetail deer, turkeys, and upland birds. This farm is located in one of the most heavily sought-after areas in the entire United States for hunting trophy whitetail deer. With thick habitat throughout, mature cedar windbreaks, 184 acres of cropland and alfalfa, tons of hunting improvements, and 3 solar water wells evenly spread throughout the property, providing fresh water year-round. This property has a history and the potential to become one of the top hunting farms in the entire area!Tract #: 1Deeded acres: 480FSA Farmland Acres: 184Soil Types: Farnum Loam, Abilene silt loam, Shellabarger sandy loamSoil PI/NCCPI/CSR2: 55.1CRP Acres/payment: N/ATaxes: Prorated to date of closeLease Status: Leased for 2026 crop yearPossession: Immediate possession subject to the current tenant's rights for 2026Survey needed?: No survey neededBrief Legal: SE S 32-31-17, SW S33-31-17, NE S 5-32-17 in Comanche Co, KSPIDs: 0293200000003000, 0283300000003000, 0930500000001000Lat/Lon: 37.3000, -99.184Zip Code: 67155Tract 2 Description: 80 acres in Barber County, KSThis 80 acre farm is about as rare an opportunity as youll ever find in the Gyp Hills of Barber County, KS! This smaller property features 100% trophy hunting habitat, with blinds, feeders, and food plots, all in place for hunting success in year 1. The farm is located in a highly reputable trophy whitetail deer area with very low pressure hunting surrounding it. This area has an incredible history of Boone and Crockett caliber deer, and its also one of the few areas in Kansas that features trophy elk hunting! A local elk herd has commonly been present on the property in recent years. This farm also features top-notch quail hunting, with the local populations at an all-time high, as well as excellent turkey hunting! It is very rare to find a smaller farm in Unit 16 that offers world-class big game hunting as well as upland bird opportunities. Tract 3 Description: Wilmore, KS Hunting Lodge This quaint hunting lodge is located on the very north edge of Wilmore, KS and has been utilized as the perfect hunting lodge. Its location naturally draws wildlife right into the backyard, with a 3000# feeder. With its peaceful, small-town location in one of the Midwest's top deer-hunting areas, this lodge comes fully furnished and perfect for the single hunter or small group looking for the ideal headquarters for their year-round hunting endeavors. In recent years, the lodge has been fully remodeled inside and out. It is 810 square feet of living area, features 2 bedrooms, 1 full bath, an updated kitchen and living space, a back porch/patio area, and a detached garage. This property has all the essential features to make your trip to Kansas comfortable and convenient! This lodge is within very reasonable driving distance of Tracts 1 and 2 and would be a great purchase along with either or both of those tracts. With a combination of country views, abundant wildlife and small-town amenities, this is a great place to spend your free time during the day and lay your head at night!

Located along the Comanche and Kiowa County line, this 615.2 acre property offers a combination of productive farmland, native grass, and quality wildlife habitat. The landscape features rolling terrain with scattered timbered draws, creating a diverse property that supports agricultural production, livestock grazing, and recreational use. Approximately 151 acres are currently in cultivation and are divided into three separate tillable fields. These fields provide an established source of agricultural income while also offering opportunities for wildlife management. Their layout allows a future owner to continue farming, establish additional food plots, or develop a management plan that balances agricultural production with recreational objectives. The balance of the property consists primarily of native grass interspersed with timbered draws and natural travel corridors. The rolling topography creates numerous elevation changes that provide a variety of habitat types while offering multiple locations for hunting setups or livestock management. The existing cover, combined with the surrounding agricultural landscape, contributes to an environment that supports a healthy population of wildlife. The property offers ample space for the addition of food plots, blinds, feeders, or other habitat improvements. The existing layout provides flexibility for developing multiple hunting locations throughout the property while maintaining separation between different areas. The timbered draws create natural travel routes that wildlife commonly utilize throughout the seasons. The surrounding area has a strong reputation for producing mature whitetail deer, and the combination of cover, nearby agricultural fields, and native grass creates favorable conditions for deer habitat. Rio Grande turkeys are also commonly found throughout this region, with the timbered draws providing roosting habitat and the open grasslands offering feeding opportunities. Additional wildlife commonly found in the area includes bobwhite quail, upland game, and numerous non-game species. Beyond its recreational appeal, the property offers practical agricultural and ranching potential. The native grass can support livestock grazing while the tillable acreage contributes to the property's versatility. Buyers seeking a combination of agricultural production and recreational use will appreciate the diversity of land types found throughout the tract. Access to the property is convenient with established road frontage, allowing equipment, livestock, and vehicles to enter the property with ease. The road frontage also provides flexibility when planning future improvements or managing different portions of the property. The property's location along the Comanche and Kiowa County line places it within an area recognized for its combination of productive agricultural land and quality wildlife habitat. Whether the objective is expanding a ranching operation, maintaining agricultural production, developing additional wildlife habitat, or enjoying recreational opportunities, this property provides a diverse landscape capable of supporting a variety of land management goals. Large tracts with this combination of tillable acreage, native grass, rolling terrain, timbered draws, and established access are increasingly difficult to find. The diversity of habitat, agricultural potential, and recreational opportunities makes this property well-suited for buyers seeking a property that can serve multiple purposes while allowing flexibility for future improvements and management. Shown by appointment only, please reach out to the listing agent to set up a private showing.

Located in southern Comanche County, this 288 acre hunting property offers an excellent combination of food, water, cover, and accessibility. Situated within Kansas Deer Management Unit 16 and accessed from South Loop Road, the property lies in a highly desirable neighborhood known for producing quality whitetail deer. The property has been carefully managed for wildlife and provides many of the features hunters look for when searching for a turn-key recreational tract. Approximately 26 acres of agriculture, a 3-acre food plot, and a blind and feeder create established hunting opportunities while helping attract and hold wildlife throughout the year. One highlight of the property is the approximately 3-acre pond located near the southeast portion of the tract. This water feature serves as a year-round resource for wildlife while also offering fishing opportunities and potential for future waterfowl habitat improvements. The pond, combined with the property's food sources and cover, creates an excellent habitat balance. Wooded draws, scattered cedars, sand plum thickets, and native grasses provide bedding cover and natural travel corridors throughout the property. Subtle elevation changes and rolling terrain create multiple stand locations while enhancing the property's hunting potential. The habitat is well suited for deer, turkey, quail, pheasant, and seasonal waterfowl use. The property is easily accessed from the west side, with an established internal road system allowing convenient travel throughout much of the tract. Several locations near the western boundary offer ideal sites for a hunting cabin, shop, or future residence with nearby power and fiber internet available. Properties of this size are increasingly difficult to find in proven hunting neighborhoods. With established food sources, quality water, diverse habitat, and years of wildlife management, this Comanche County property is ready for its next owner to enjoy while still offering opportunities for future improvement.

433 Acres | Live Water Ranch | Home, Hunting & Income | Kansas Deer Management Unit 16 Online-Only Land Auction Bidding Opens: Monday, September 7, 2026 Bidding Ends: Thursday, September 10, 2026, at 5:00 PM Central Time To register to bid online: Click Here! This exceptional 433 acre ranch will be offered at Online-Only Land Auction, presenting a rare opportunity to own a highly diverse property combining live water, a beautifully remodeled home, productive agricultural acres, dependable CRP income, and outstanding hunting in southwest Kansas. At the heart of the property is Mule Creek, winding through the ranch and providing year-round live water. The creek, mature timber, native grass, CRP, and productive farm ground come together to create an exceptionally diverse landscape with tremendous recreational, agricultural, and wildlife value. The property includes approximately 73 acres of productive tillable ground and 146 acres enrolled in CRP, providing agricultural and income-producing opportunities while creating excellent wildlife habitat. The balance consists primarily of native grass pasture, mature timber, creek bottom, and improvements. The Home The ranch is improved with a beautifully remodeled ranch-style home offering approximately 2,800 finished square feet, making it equally well suited as a full-time residence, family retreat, or premier hunting lodge. The 2,000 square foot main level features 3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, a spacious living room, dining area, and updated kitchen. The 800 square foot finished basement provides 2 additional bedrooms, a full bathroom with shower, large family room, and built-in bar, creating an excellent space for entertaining family and guests or accommodating hunting groups. Improvements Additional improvements include a 40' times 80' Roundtop building, providing substantial storage for tractors, farm equipment, UTVs, ATVs, RVs, hunting equipment, and other recreational gear while also offering excellent workshop potential. A pole barn, power on the property, and excellent county road frontage further add to the functionality of this turnkey ranch. Hunting & Recreation Located in highly sought-after Kansas Deer Management Unit 16, this property offers the habitat and diversity serious hunters look for. The combination of year-round live water, mature timber, creek bottom, native grass, CRP, and agricultural ground provides excellent bedding, cover, food, and travel corridors for whitetail deer. The property also offers quality habitat for turkey and upland birds, while Mule Creek provides additional waterfowl opportunities as migrating birds seek open water during the late season. Properties that combine live water, productive acreage, income, quality improvements, and strong recreational potential are difficult to find. With 433 contiguous acres, a remodeled home, substantial outbuildings, Mule Creek, and a location in Kansas Deer Management Unit 16, this ranch offers an outstanding opportunity for the hunter, landowner, investor, or family looking for a true southwest Kansas recreational property. AUCTION TERMS & CONDITIONS No Buyer's Premium. Bidding will be by the acre, with the final bid multiplied by the total advertised acreage to determine the final contract purchase price. Bidders must be pre-approved with their lender, if applicable, prior to registering. Registered bidders may be contacted by the auction company and required to provide proof of funds or lender pre-approval prior to being approved to bid. A 10% earnest money deposit is due the day of the sale. Closing shall take place with High Plains Title on or before 30 days following the auction. Taxes shall be prorated to the date of possession if possession occurs prior to closing. Title insurance and closing costs shall be split equally between Buyer and Seller. The property is selling in its present "AS IS, WHERE IS" condition without warranties or guarantees, expressed or implied, by the Seller or Red Cedar Land Co. LLC. Buyers are responsible for conducting all inspections, investigations, and due diligence prior to bidding. The property is being sold subject to any existing leases, easements, roadways, rights-of-way, restrictions, and applicable governmental regulations. The sale is not contingent upon financing, appraisal, or inspections. Any mineral rights owned by the Seller shall transfer to the Buyer. Boundary lines, fence lines, and acreages are approximate and are not guaranteed. The Seller has elected to conduct an online-only auction. Bidders use the online bidding platform at their own risk. Red Cedar Land Co. LLC shall not be responsible for interruptions, delays, errors, omissions, connectivity issues, or failures of the online bidding platform. Red Cedar Land Co. LLC reserves the right to establish bidding increments and to refuse, reject, or disqualify any bidder deemed fraudulent, illegitimate, not competent, or otherwise in violation of the auction terms. Red Cedar Land Co. LLC also reserves the right, with Seller approval, to extend, pause, or delay the auction. The auction will feature a soft close. Any bid placed within the final three (3) minutes of the auction may automatically extend bidding for an additional three to five (3-5) minutes, with extensions continuing until no further bids are received within the applicable extension period. All property information is believed to be accurate but is not guaranteed. Red Cedar Land Co. LLC is acting exclusively as the Seller's Agent. The property is selling subject to Seller confirmation of the final bid. Should the successful Buyer default, the earnest money deposit shall be non-refundable unless otherwise agreed to by the Seller. Any announcements or modifications made by the auction company prior to the conclusion of the auction shall take precedence over all previously published advertising, statements, or terms.

Located in southern Comanche County, this 600 acre hunting and recreational property offers a diverse blend of native grass, productive tillable acreage, quality wildlife habitat, and exceptional hunting potential. Situated approximately 15 miles from Wilmore and 18 miles from Coldwater, the property is easily accessed from County Road South Loop with entry points on both the west and south boundaries. One of the property's standout features is the combination of 141 acres of tillable ground and over 9 acres of established food plots strategically positioned within the property. These internal food sources help attract and hold wildlife while creating ideal hunting opportunities throughout the season. The habitat is impressive for this region of Kansas. Multiple draws converge along the eastern portion of the property, creating natural travel corridors and bedding areas for deer. Good native grass, quality timber, and years of high-end wildlife management have helped establish a property capable of producing quality deer while also supporting healthy populations of turkey, quail, and pheasant. Two hunting blinds and feeders are already in place, allowing a new owner to immediately enjoy the property's recreational opportunities. Water is available through access to a nearby co-op well feeding two stock tanks, providing an important resource for both wildlife and livestock. In addition to its hunting appeal, the property offers an excellent building location on the northwest portion of the tract. The elevated setting provides scenic views of the surrounding countryside and would make an ideal location for a home, hunting lodge, or weekend retreat. Power and fiber internet are located nearby, adding convenience to future improvements. Properties of this size with productive agriculture, diverse habitat, proven wildlife management, and outstanding hunting potential are becoming increasingly difficult to find in this area of Kansas. Whether you're looking for a premier hunting property, grazing tract, or future homesite, this Comanche County property deserves a look.

Located in southern Comanche County, this 404 acre hunting property offers the type of terrain, habitat diversity, and wildlife management rarely found in one package. Situated approximately 15 miles from Wilmore and 18 miles from Coldwater, the property lies within Kansas Deer Management Unit 16, an area well known for producing quality whitetail deer. What immediately stands out about this property is the incredible topography. Deep canyons, rolling hills, steep draws, and scattered timber create a landscape that provides exceptional habitat and hunting opportunities. Large cottonwoods, cedar thickets, tall native grasses, and natural travel corridors combine to create the ideal environment for growing and holding mature whitetails. Years of quality wildlife management have helped establish this property as a proven hunting tract with a strong history of deer activity. The property is well equipped with three established food plots totaling approximately 33 acres. A large alfalfa field provides a consistent food source, while additional food plots strategically positioned throughout the property help attract and hold wildlife year-round. Three blinds and three feeders are already in place, allowing a new owner to immediately enjoy the property's hunting opportunities. Water is abundant and well distributed throughout the property. A small creek runs along the eastern portion of the tract, while a pond on the northwest side provides additional water for wildlife. Two stock tanks supplied by a co-op water well further enhance the property's ability to support wildlife throughout the year. The extensive internal road system provides excellent access throughout the property, allowing hunters to reach multiple stand locations while minimizing disturbance. Despite its convenient access, the property's terrain and cover create a secluded feel that makes it hunt much larger than its actual acreage. Power and fiber internet are located nearby, and the southern portion of the property offers an excellent location for a future home, hunting lodge, or weekend retreat. With breathtaking views, diverse habitat, reliable water sources, established food plots, and proven hunting history, this property presents a rare opportunity to own a premier hunting tract in southern Comanche County. Whether you're looking for a trophy whitetail property, recreational retreat, or future homesite, this 404 acre tract offers the habitat, infrastructure, and location to meet a variety of goals.

This offering includes a total of 449.7 acres located in Clark and Comanche Counties, Kansas. The property is divided into two separate tracts approximately 20 miles apart, providing a combination of grazing land, recreational opportunities, hunting habitat, and a rural residence. The 154 acre Comanche County tract features primarily native grass with a natural drainage winding through the property. A pond and solar well provide a water source for livestock and wildlife, while a short tree row and timbered homestead create additional habitat diversity. Located in the northeast corner of the property is a well-maintained residence with several outbuildings that support both residential and agricultural use. The home includes two bedrooms and two bathrooms on the main level with an open kitchen and dining area designed for everyday living. A mudroom with laundry provides convenient access from outside. The upper level includes a loft that offers additional sleeping space, while the finished basement features a large open family room currently used as a sleeping area along with a non-conforming room and a spacious storage and utility room. The home is served by a private water well. Multiple storage sheds provide space for equipment, tools, and other property needs. Approximately 20 miles away, the 295.7 acre Clark County tract offers a diverse mix of native grassland and quality wildlife habitat. Rolling topography creates changes in elevation throughout the property, with the western portion consisting primarily of grass suitable for grazing and the eastern portion containing thicker cover that supports wildlife. Timber, native grasses, and natural travel corridors provide habitat for deer and other wildlife. The hunting portion of the property has been improved with two established hunting blinds and feeders that will be in place for the upcoming season. Trail camera history has documented consistent deer activity throughout the property, giving prospective buyers the opportunity to review recent wildlife photos available online. Together, these two tracts provide a combination of agricultural, recreational, and residential features. The native grass offers grazing potential, while the habitat diversity supports hunting and outdoor recreation. The residence allows an owner to live on-site, establish a weekend retreat, or use it as a base of operations for managing both properties. Whether your interests include cattle production, hunting, or owning rural property with an existing home, this offering provides a combination of land types across two nearby locations in south central Kansas. The separation between the tracts allows flexibility for different management objectives while remaining within a convenient driving distance of one another. Both tracts are shown by appointment only. Please contact the listing agent to schedule a private showing. Access to the properties will be coordinated through the listing agent, and prospective buyers are encouraged to review the available trail camera photos and property information prior to their visit.

619+/- ACRES OF HUNTING, PASTURE, & CRP IN COMANCHE COUNTY, KS. Property Description: Located just north of Coldwater, Kansas in the heart of Comanche County is this excellent mix of native grass pasture, CRP, and great a hunting tract in Unit 16. The pasture hasn't been grazed in a few years and is lush from the current rainfall. There are 3 access roads surrounding the ranch with highway 183 on the east side, and two county roads on the south and west side. There is an old homestead in the south central part of the property that would make an ideal location to build your dream country home. Around the homestead is a shelterbelt and thick cover great for big unit 16 bucks and upland hunting. This is a great area of the state where you don't need much cover to harvest your next trophy whitetail! The remaining balance of the property is cattle pasture with a solar well and is ready for grazing! With easy access to the property this is adeal for the local cattle rancher. CRP Info: There are approximately 297.87+/- acres enrolled until 2031 paying $11,867.00 annually. ($39.84 per acre) Mineral Rights: What mineral rights the Sellers own are negotiable. Legal Description: S25-T31s-R19w in Comanche County, Kansas. 2025 Taxes: $1,062.62 Kansas Deer Unit: 16 Convenient Location 2 miles N of Coldwater, KS off Hwy 183 20 miles south of Greensburg, KS. 130 miles to Wichita, KS. Property Features: - Trophy Whitetail Deer Hunting in Unit 16 - Upland Bird Hunting - Solar Well - CRP Annual Income - Native Grass Pasture - Highway Access For more information about the property or to schedule a tour contact Nathan Leeper at 620-388-6328 .

Located in southern Comanche County, this 394.7 acre property offers an outstanding combination of productive farmland, diverse wildlife habitat, and exceptional hunting opportunities. With access from County Road South Loop and situated approximately 16 miles from Wilmore and 20 miles from Coldwater, this property is well positioned for both recreation. The property lies within Kansas Deer Management Unit 16, an area well known for producing quality whitetail deer. The farm features approximately 123 acres of tillable ground that not only provides agricultural value but also serves as an important food source for wildlife. Additional food sources include an established alfalfa food plot on the east side of the property and a corn food plot on the west side. Combined with three feeders already in place, these improvements help attract and hold wildlife throughout the year. What truly sets this property apart is the quality of the habitat. Former terraced fields have naturally transitioned into tall native grass, creating exceptional bedding and security cover. The combination of native grass, shelterbelts, scattered timber, and subtle elevation changes provides ideal habitat for deer while also supporting healthy populations of turkey, quail, and pheasant. The northwest portion of the property features wooded cover and draws that create natural travel corridors and hunting locations. A small pond, along with a stock tank supplied by a co-op well, provides valuable water sources for wildlife and further enhances the property's ability to hold game throughout the year. Power and fiber internet are located nearby, offering future building potential without sacrificing the property's recreational appeal. With scenic prairie views, excellent access, productive farmland, established hunting improvements, and diverse wildlife habitat, this property offers a rare opportunity to own a well-rounded hunting and recreational farm in southern Comanche County. Whether you're looking for a hunting property, or future homesite, this farm provides the habitat, food, water, and accessibility needed to enjoy Kansas land ownership for years to come.

Located in the far southeastern corner of the legendary Comanche County, Kansas, lies a 481.7 +/- acre hunting farm that captures the untamed spirit of the American frontier. This is a place where history still echoes through the rugged landscape--a region once traveled by Native American tribes, massive buffalo herds, and infamous outlaws who disappeared into the deep canyons beyond the reach of the law. Tucked well off the beaten path on the edge of the famed Gyp Hills, this property offers an exceptional blend of productive farmland, native grazing pasture, and dramatic cedar-filled canyons that create one of the most desirable wildlife habitats in south-central Kansas. The farm features approximately 154 acres of income-producing tillable ground comprised primarily of highly productive Class II and III soils. Over half of the cropland consists of fertile Saint Paul Silt Loam, while Carey Silt Loam and Shellabarger Sandy Loam make up the balance, providing an excellent opportunity for both annual farm income and strategic food plot development. Throughout the remainder of the property, wooded shelter belts, dense cedar thickets, sand plum patches, and native grasses provide outstanding bedding cover and natural travel corridors for wildlife. For the serious whitetail hunter, this property is nothing short of exceptional. Located in the highly sought-after Kansas Deer Management Unit 16, the landscape is defined by deep, rugged canyons with sheer rock walls reaching 40 to 60 feet in height. These secluded draws allow mature bucks to travel undetected while naturally funneling deer movement between feeding and bedding areas. Multiple crop fields situated atop the canyon rims create ideal staging areas where bucks cruise during the fall in search of food and receptive does. The nearby Cave Creek drainage and the Salt Fork River, located just two miles to the east, establish major travel corridors that consistently attract and hold summering and resident whitetails. Adding even more appeal are the neighboring ranches, some spanning 30,000 to 40,000 acres, which serve as expansive wildlife sanctuaries and help produce and protect mature deer year after year. The property's excellent access allows hunters to approach from multiple directions, making it ideal for strategically placing blinds and tree stands under varying wind conditions. Large natural caves scattered throughout the ranch further enhance its unique character and rugged beauty. Whether you're searching for a premier Kansas hunting property, an income-producing farm, or a blank canvas to develop into your own outdoor paradise, this remarkable Comanche County tract offers unlimited potential. Properties combining productive farmland, exceptional whitetail genetics, breathtaking topography, and rich frontier history are becoming increasingly rare. This is more than just a farm--it's an opportunity to own a piece of the Kansas landscape as it was meant to be. Call listing agent Tyler Heil at (913) 207-4541 to schedule a showing or answer any questions. Property Features -481.7 taxable acres -154 tillable acres -Gyp Hill Country -$915.99 taxes -160+ feet of elevation change -Deep cannons -Seasonal creek -Fenced pasture -Class II & III soils -Large land-owning neighbors -Multiple future blind locations -Great turkey & quail opportunities

624 +/- Acres of Tillable, Pasture, and Great Hunting Land in Comanche County, Kansas. Driving Directions: From Coldwater, Kansas head 8 miles east on HWY 160. The property is on the south side of HWY 160. Legal Description: All of S9-T32S-R17W. Taxes: $1,766.12 Property Description: Located in the heart of unit 16 in Comanche County, Kansas this ranch is a perfect combination of tillable, pasture, cover, and excellent hunting. This tract has a clean slate ready to design your dream farm exactly how you want it. If you know anything about south central Kansas hunting, you know even open pastures and crop land shouldn't be overlooked for giant Kansas whitetails. The farm land is open and ready to have a management plan drawn up to drastically improve the habitat. There is 146.81+/- acres of pasture (all fenced off from the tillable), 442+/- acres of tillable in milo stubble, 15+/- acre food plot, and the remaining balance in water ways / run off creek bed. The section offers HWY 160 access on the north side and dirt road access on the east, south, and west. There is an old homestead on the north central part of the property that would be a great place to build a home. There is additional power along the east and south sides of the ranch. The run off creek bed provides occational water and great cover for whitetail deer, pheasant, quail, and predators. This tract has not been grazed allowing the native grasses to grow and create great wildlife habitat. With strategic land management & design this tract has huge potentail! The trail camera photos and deer history show a very good age class of big bucks for next season! Personal Property: (1) 2000# Texas Wildlife Supply Gavity Feeder. For more information or to schedule a showing call Nathan Leeper at 620-388-6328 What mineral rights owned by the seller shall transfer to the buyer. Key Features: Unit 16 Water Well Deer, Quail, Pheasant, Predator Hunting Income Producing Farm Land Comanche County 8 Miles From Coldwater 35 Miles From Medicine Lodge Build Site HWY 160 Frontage Cattle Grazing 2 Hours From Wichita Airport

Online Only at Auction Date: 8/20/26 Bidding Ends:3:00 PM CT Auction Held:Online Only Entire Farm Description: Bid on three exceptional Kansas hunting properties at auction, including 560 acres of premier recreational land in Comanche and Barber Counties, plus a turnkey hunting lodge in Wilmore, KS. Trophy whitetail, elk, turkey, quail, food plots, blinds, feeders, cropland, and proven hunting history in renowned Unit 16. Opportunities to own proven trophy hunting properties in Kansas' legendary Unit 16 are extremely rare, and this premier auction presents one of the finest offerings to reach the market in years. Featuring approximately 560 acres of highly improved recreational land across Comanche and Barber Counties, along with a fully furnished hunting lodge in Wilmore, Kansas. This auction offers buyers the opportunity to purchase premier hunting acreage, comfortable lodging, or assemble the ultimate Kansas hunting package. Located in one of the most sought-after big game destinations in the United States, these properties have been carefully developed to maximize wildlife habitat and hunting success. From mature cedar shelterbelts and thick native cover to established food plots, feeders, hunting blinds, productive cropland, and dependable year-round water, every detail has been designed to attract and hold trophy wildlife. Tract 1 Description: 480 acres in Comanche County, KS World-class whitetail deer hunting habitat in the heart of Unit 16! This farm has 200+ whitetail deer history and is completely turnkey with food plots, hunting blinds, feeders, and top-notch habitat and cover for whitetail deer, turkeys, and upland birds. This farm is located in one of the most heavily sought-after areas in the entire United States for hunting trophy whitetail deer. With thick habitat throughout, mature cedar windbreaks, 184 acres of cropland and alfalfa, tons of hunting improvements, and 3 solar water wells evenly spread throughout the property, providing fresh water year-round. This property has a history and the potential to become one of the top hunting farms in the entire area! Tract #: 1 Deeded acres: 480 FSA Farmland Acres: 184 Soil Types: Farnum Loam, Abilene silt loam, Shellabarger sandy loam Soil PI/NCCPI/CSR2: 55.1 CRP Acres/payment: N/A Taxes: Prorated to date of close Lease Status: Leased for 2026 crop year Possession: Immediate possession subject to the current tenant's rights for 2026 Survey needed?: No survey needed Brief Legal: SE S 32-31-17, SW S33-31-17, NE S 5-32-17 in Comanche Co, KS PIDs: 0293200000003000, 0283300000003000, 0930500000001000 Lat/Lon: 37.3000, -99.184 Zip Code: 67155 Tract 2 Description: 80 acres in Barber County, KS This 80 acre farm is about as rare an opportunity as youll ever find in the Gyp Hills of Barber County, KS! This smaller property features 100% trophy hunting habitat, with blinds, feeders, and food plots, all in place for hunting success in year 1. The farm is located in a highly reputable trophy whitetail deer area with very low pressure hunting surrounding it. This area has an incredible history of Boone and Crockett caliber deer, and its also one of the few areas in Kansas that features trophy elk hunting! A local elk herd has commonly been present on the property in recent years. This farm also features top-notch quail hunting, with the local populations at an all-time high, as well as excellent turkey hunting! It is very rare to find a smaller farm in Unit 16 that offers world-class big game hunting as well as upland bird opportunities. Tract 3 Description: Wilmore, KS Hunting Lodge This quaint hunting lodge is located on the very north edge of Wilmore, KS and has been utilized as the perfect hunting lodge. Its location naturally draws wildlife right into the backyard, with a 3000# feeder. With its peaceful, small-town location in one of the Midwest's top deer-hunting areas, this lodge comes fully furnished and perfect for the single hunter or small group looking for the ideal headquarters for their year-round hunting endeavors. In recent years, the lodge has been fully remodeled inside and out. It is 810 square feet of living area, features 2 bedrooms, 1 full bath, an updated kitchen and living space, a back porch/patio area, and a detached garage. This property has all the essential features to make your trip to Kansas comfortable and convenient! This lodge is within very reasonable driving distance of Tracts 1 and 2 and would be a great purchase along with either or both of those tracts. With a combination of country views, abundant wildlife and small-town amenities, this is a great place to spend your free time during the day and lay your head at night!