Decatur County, Kansas Land For Sale (4 results)

The Solomon River Game and Cattle Ranch, is a premier high-fence hunting and working agricultural property located in northwest Kansas. Spanning 1,320± contiguous acres across Decatur and Sheridan Counties, the ranch combines exceptional wildlife habitat, productive cropland, and high-quality grazing land into one balanced, multi-purpose operation. With over 880± acres under high fence and a water corridor from the North Fork of the Solomon River, this property offers a rare opportunity to own a turnkey foundation for an exotic or native game enterprise, complemented by strong agricultural production. ACREAGE • 880± Acres High-Fence Pasture: Built with durable drill-stem pipe and fixed-knot 8-foot fencing, including a high cross-fence dividing the enclosure into approximately 515± and 365± acre sections. This design allows for rotational grazing, herd separation, or the management of multiple game species. • 260± Acres Additional Pasture: Three-wire fenced and cross-fenced native grass pasture with a strong stand, ideal for cattle or further expansion of game operations. • 156± Acres Dryland River Bottom: Fertile silt-loam soils currently planted to alfalfa hay provide excellent yields and additional income potential. IMPROVEMENTS The ranch headquarters features an updated and comfortable two-story country home with a finished basement and four bedrooms, offering inviting living space for owners, guests, or caretakers. A detached two-car garage and two traditional wood barns provide ample storage and functionality for ranch operations. Nearby corrals support efficient livestock handling, while the layout of the headquarters offers convenience and practicality for daily management. WATER RESOURCES Water is abundant throughout the property. Five wells, powered by a mix of electric and solar systems, feed over two miles of underground piping that supply eleven strategically placed stock tanks. Two catch ponds supplement livestock and wildlife watering systems. The North Fork of the Solomon River meanders through the middle of the ranch, enhancing both aesthetics and habitat diversity while serving as the main drainage basin. WILDLIFE & RECREATION This ranch supports thriving populations of whitetail and mule deer, turkey, and other native game. The extensive high-fence system and varied terrain create an exceptional foundation for an exotic game operation or private hunting preserve. Buyers may further enhance the recreational value by introducing upland bird habitat and management along the creek corridors, creating an all-inclusive hunting experience for generations to enjoy. The current owners were inspired to purchase the ranch as a place to share the outdoors with family—hunting together with children, grandchildren, and loved ones, creating moments that would become lifelong memories. The ranch continues to embody that same spirit of legacy, inclusivity, and outdoor tradition. TOPOGRAPHY & HABITAT The land transitions from fertile river bottom fields to rolling grasslands accented by limestone outcroppings and drainage-cut canyons. This diversity of terrain supports both wildlife and livestock throughout the year, providing scenic vistas and ecological balance. ACCESS & LOCATION Access is convenient from Kansas Highway 9, connecting the property to nearby towns and major services. McCook, Nebraska Regional Airport is approximately 1 hour and 10 minutes away, and Hays, Kansas Regional Airport lies about 1 hour and 30 minutes to the southeast. OPERATIONS & OPPORTUNITIES Currently operating as an active exotic game and cattle enterprise, the Solomon River Game and Cattle Ranch offers buyers exceptional flexibility—continue livestock production, expand wildlife management, or combine both into a diversified operation. The property’s infrastructure, fencing, and water systems position it as a strong candidate for a premier recreational retreat or income-producing investment. SUMMARY The Solomon River Game and Cattle Ranch stands among northwest Kansas’s most unique large-acreage properties, blending quality improvements, fertile soils, ample water, and unmatched hunting and ranching potential. Whether envisioned as a private game preserve, working cattle operation, or mixed-use investment, this ranch delivers both performance and opportunity.

Located in the rolling hills and wide-open spaces of Decatur County, Kansas, this premier 157-acre property offers a rare combination of prime habitat and steady income potential. Strategically located in one of the renowned whitetail deer hunting regions in the state as well as some great upland wing shooting (pheasants and bobwhite quail), this piece is a sportsman's hidden gem. Land Decatur CRP and Hunt consists of 157+/- acres of terraced grass and a 6+/- acre patch of timber. This property has strong diversity with the hill tops and terraces creating multiple great draws perfect for wildlife nesting and bedding habitat. It also has approximately 134 acres enrolled CRP broke into three contracts one expiring 9/30/2026 and the other two expiring 9/30/2030, 9/30/2033. Recreation This property is a blank canvas for the outdoorsman with options for small food plots and it holds pheasants, quail, turkeys and both Whitetail and Mule deer populations. The native grasses filling the draws and hill tops create the perfect habitat to hold upland birds not just during the season but more than efficient nesting habitat and bedding areas for deer. The small patch of timber on the bottom end of the property is a great transition area for deer. Decatur CRP and Hunt sits just minutes from the town of Jennings KS, and about 20 miles from Oberlin Kansas. This area of Kansas is known for its high quality whitetail hunting and strong upland populations. Agriculture Currently the property has multiple CRP contracts and produces approximately $8,700 in income. Water/Mineral Rights & Natural Resources Any owned mineral rights will convey. Region & Climate Agriculture quickly took root as the county's economic backbone, and over the decades, wheat, corn, and cattle have remained staples of local life. Summers are typically hot and dry, with average highs in the upper 80s to low 90s F. Occasional thunderstorms roll in, bringing much-needed moisture, especially in late spring and early summer. Winters can be cold and windy, with average lows in the teens to 20s F. Spring and Fall are shorter transitional seasons, often considered the most pleasant times of year. Spring brings green-up across the prairie and peak wildlife activity, while fall sees golden fields and the start of hunting season. Precipitationaverages around 2025 inches, with most rainfall occurring from April through July. This moderate but sporadic moisture supports dryland farming and native grasslands, which are ideal for both livestock and wildlife habitat. Location Decatur CRP and Hunt sits in the eastern portion of the county and is just a stone's throw away from Prairie Dog creek.

Online Auction! 157+/- Acres | Tillable, Pasture & Water in Decatur County, Ks. Auction Details: Online bidding will open Sun. March 1st, 2026 at 5pm (Central Time) and conclude on Fri. March 6th, 2026 at 5 pm (Central Time) with a soft close. Legals: SE/4 of 25-T1s-R27w. To Register to Bid Online: Click Here! Looking for productive land in Northwest Kansas? This 157+/- acre property in Decatur County offers a perfect mix of farming and grazing opportunities. The tract includes 40+/- acres of tillable ground to boost your ROI, with the balance dedicated to high-quality pasture. It is fully fenced and ready for cattle on day one. Water is abundant with two established ponds and a low-maintenance solar water well already installed. This is a low-overhead, high-utility piece of land that is hard to find. Key Features: 40+/- Acres Tillable 117+/- Acres Fenced Pasture 1 Solar Water Well 2 Stock Ponds 10 Minutes From Norcatur 20 Minutes From Oberlin For all property inquiries contact listing agent Konnor Hickel at 620.992.7075 Terms and Conditions: No Buyers Premium. Bidding will be by the acre, final bid times 157 to determine the contract price. Bidders must be preapproved with their lender, if applicable, prior to registering. Registered bidders will be contacted by a representative of the auction company for proof of funds/preapproval. Winning bidder must enter into a purchase contract no later than 5pm (CST) March 7th, 2026. 10% earnest money deposit due within 24 hours with the remaining balance due in certified funds at closing. Closing shall be with Decatur County Title-Abstract on or before 30 days from auction date. Taxes shall be prorated to the date of closing. Title and closing costs shall be split 50/50 between the Buyer and Sellers. All real estate shall be sold in its present as is, where is condition without any expressed or implied warranties or guarantees from the Sellers or Red Cedar Land Co. All inspections and verifications should be handled by bidders prior to the auction. All real estate is selling subject to any leases, roadways, easements, restrictions, and rights-of-way. Real estate is not selling subject to any inspections or bank approval. What mineral rights the Sellers own shall transfer. All boundary lines, fence lines, and acreages are approximate and not guaranteed. Real estate shall be sold with no disclosure statements. The Sellers have elected to have online bidding only. Bidder uses the online bidding platform at Bidders sole risk. Red Cedar Land Co. is not liable for any interruption, unavailability, delays, or failure in the online bidding platform including errors or omissions relating to the submission or acceptance of online bids. Red Cedar Land Co. has the authority to establish all bidding increments, and has the right to refuse, reject, or disqualify any bidders who are believed to be fraudulent, illegitimate, not competent, or in violation of any terms and conditions. Red Cedar Land Co. has the right to extend, pause, or delay the auction with the Sellers discretion. The lot will have a "soft close" meaning that if a bid is placed within the last minute, the bidding will extend another 3 minutes until no more bids are placed. All property information is believed to be accurate, however Red Cedar Land Co. is not liable for its accuracy. Red Cedar Land Co. is representing the Sellers as a Sellers Agent. The land is Selling subject to Sellers confirmation on price. If the buyer defaults on the purchase the earnest money shall be non-refundable, unless further agreed upon by the Sellers. Any announcements made day of sale take precedence over all other advertised material and verbal communication.

This Northwest Kansas recreational farm offers a new buyer the opportunity to hunt both whitetail and mule deer as well as return some income. With approximately 42 acres of bottomground, currently planted to wheat, and an additional 19 acres of idle upland tillable to the south offer steady income. To the south lies approximately 81 acres of idle pasture, with the balance of the property consists of creek, timber and a farmstead. The water well on the property has all new equipment (pump and casing) and new lines ran to hydrants. A new line has been extended to the pasture, complete with tank and float switch. This provides year round water for the wildlife on the property as Beaver Creek will typically be dry throughout portions of the year. The old farmstead would make an excellent location for a house, cabin or even a camper, as power is on site. This farm offers a buyer the chance to hunt either species of deer as both frequent the property. The owner has good trail cam history of whitetails on the creek bottom to the north and muleys in the pasture draw to the south. The abandonded railroad provides an excellent buffer from the road to the north, providing seclusion for the north end of the property. Legal Description: W1/2 NW 1/4 & W 1/2 SW 1/4, S5, T2S, R30W Driving Directions: From Oberlin, KS 13 miles west on Higway 36 to Highway 117, then 6 miles north, then 3 miles east, to the NW corner of the property. From Atwood, KS: 14 miles east, then 6 miles north, then 3 miles east, to the NW corner of the property. Mineral Rights: What mineral rights are held by the seller will transfer to the buyer. Key Features: 61 +/- acres of tillable 81 +/- acres of pasture that hasn't been grazed for several years. Water well with multiple hydrants on the property. Property holds both whitetails and muleys Good pheasant numbers 2 - 500 gallon propane tanks remain with property