Stafford County, Kansas Land For Sale (5 results)

Live and Online at Ranchandfarmauctions Auction Date: 12/10/2025 Auction Time:1:00 PM CT Auction Held At:Pratt County 4-H Events Center, 81 Lake Rd, Pratt, KS 67124 Entire Farm Description: 312.61 Acres | Stafford County, Kansas Waterfowl Whitetail CRP Income Solar Well Food Plots 5-Acre Wetland This 312.61-acre recreational tract in Stafford County, Kansas, sits in a prime location for waterfowl huntingjust minutes from the renowned Quivira National Wildlife Refuge, an area famous for its bird migration and whitetail population. The property offers a turnkey opportunity for both duck and deer hunters, with CRP income, established blinds, food plots, and a solar-powered water system feeding a five-acre wetland. Its ready to enjoy from day one, yet still provides the flexibility to expand and make it your own. As you pull through the gated entrance off SE 60th Street at the north end, a five-acre wetland designed specifically for waterfowl hunting lies to the east. To the west, two of the four food plots stretch across rolling tallgrass and timber, showcasing the diverse terrain and habitat that make this area a proven producer for wildlife. In the northwest corner, a feeder and blind are tucked neatly into the timberperfectly positioned for quiet access and undisturbed hunting. Following the interior trail south, the landscape begins to rise and fall with natural elevation changes, offering multiple stand and blind setups. On the east side of the property, enter from SE 120th Avenue and follow the edge of the wooded block to a Redneck blind overlooking a 12-acre food plot. This setup provides excellent sightlines and a strong transition zone for whitetails moving between timber and open feeding areas. At the heart of the property lies the five-acre wetland, complete with pit blinds, water-control structures, and reliable water supplied by a solar-powered well. The system currently produces 33 gallons per minute and is eligible for an upgrade to a larger pump for increased capacity. The process of certifying this well for recreational use is already underwayStage 1 has been completed, granting a permit to pump up to 15 acre-feet annually, while Stage 2 is in progress, tracking water usage over the next five years to secure the full allocation. With its combination of income-producing CRP, thoughtfully designed hunting infrastructure, and close proximity to one of Kansass premier waterfowl destinations, this property represents a rare opportunity for the serious outdoorsman. Its your chance to own a ready-to-hunt tract in a game-rich region of the state. Located just 30 minutes from Pratt, 45 minutes from Hutchinson, and 1.5 hours from Wichita. Property Features 312.61 total acres 207.34 acres enrolled in CRP, paying $6,645 annually through 9/30/2030 30 acres of agricultural fields and/or food plots Gated entrance with hard road access off SE 60th Street, plus two additional gates (SE 120th Avenue & SE 110th Avenue) Partial boundary fencing with three gates Hunting Infrastructure 2 deer feeders 1 Redneck blind 2 additional deer blinds 1 duck pit blind 1 duck blind on skids 4 food plots strategically spread across the property Highlights: NW Corner Feeder and blind tucked into timber and tallgrass for low-impact whitetail access SE Side Redneck blind and feeder overlooking a 12-acre food plot bordering timber Water & Wetland Setup 5+ acre purpose-built wetland with water control structures, divided into three huntable zones Solar-powered well producing 33 GPM (tested by the state) Motor and power supply capable of upgrade to 4045 GPM Well permitting underway: Stage 1 Complete Permit approved for up to 15 acre-feet annually Stage 2 In Progress Monitoring usage over the next five years to confirm full water allocation Water & Wetland Setup 5+ acre purpose-built wetland with water control structures, divided into three huntable zones Solar-powered well pumping up to 40 GPM, with waterlines feeding the pond Eligible for upgrade to 45 GPM Well permitting underway: Stage 1 complete Permit approved for up to 15 acre-feet annually Stage 2 in progress Monitoring usage over the next five years Auction Details A rare opportunity to purchase a fully established recreational farm in a game-rich Kansas region. Whitetail, ducks, upland game, CRP income, and year-round usability all in one property. Contact the Southern Kansas Land Team today to schedule your private showing. Tract 1 Description: 156.3 +/- Acres 10.8 acres of food plots 1 deer blind and feeder Two gates (SE 60th St & SE 110th Ave) Includes the solar well (up to 40 GPM), 5-acre wetland, pit blind, skid blind, and water control system Tract 2 Description: 156 +/- Acres 20.06 acres of ag fields/food plots 1 deer blind and feeder Rolling topography with timber block in the southeast corner Tract #:Both Tracts Deeded Acres:312.61 acres FSA Farmland Acres:263.34 by FSA Soil Types:Hayes Turon complex, Langdon fine sand, Saltcreek and Naron fine sandy loams Soil PI/NCCPI/CSR2:NCCPI 47 CRP Acres/Payment:207.61acres CRP $6,645 annually Taxes:TBD Lease Status:CRP contract Possession:Immediate possession subject to the current tenant's rights for 2025 Survey Needed?:No survey needed Brief Legal:312.26+/- acres S21 T25S R11W Stafford Co, KS PIDs:185-21-0-00-00-001.00-0 Lat/Lon:37.86419, -98.53626 Zip Code: 67578

Stafford County Hunting Mecca-Upland Birds and Deer CRP pays $4,489 year through 2030 Prime Hunting Property Stafford County, KS Located in the southeast corner of Stafford County, this exceptional property offers a rare opportunity for the serious outdoorsman. Featuring established CRP grass and a tree row stretching a half mile east to west through the heart of the property, it provides ideal cover and habitat for upland game. As a lifelong upland bird hunter, I can confidently say this is one of the finest pheasant and quail hunting tracts Ive ever seen. With irrigated circles on two sides, its truly a bird hunters paradise. For the whitetail enthusiast, the property is equally impressive. Abundant deer frequent the area, and the mix of CRP, small water holes, and surrounding food sources on all four sides creates the perfect environment to grow and harvest trophy Kansas deer. Properties of this caliber, already set up for world-class hunting, are extremely hard to find. Dont miss the chance to own a piece of premier Kansas hunting land.

Live and Online at Ranchandfarmauctions.comAuction Date: 12/10/2025Auction Time: 1:00 PM CTAuction Held At: Pratt County 4-H Events Center, 81 Lake Rd, Pratt, KS 67124Property Preview dates and times: TBDEntire Farm Description:312.61 Acres | Stafford County, KansasWaterfowl Whitetail CRP Income Solar Well Food Plots 5-Acre WetlandThis 312.61-acre recreational tract in Stafford County, Kansas, sits in a prime location for waterfowl huntingjust minutes from the renowned Quivira National Wildlife Refuge, an area famous for its bird migration and whitetail population. The property offers a turnkey opportunity for both duck and deer hunters, with CRP income, established blinds, food plots, and a solar-powered water system feeding a five-acre wetland. It's ready to enjoy from day one, yet still provides the flexibility to expand and make it your own.As you pull through the gated entrance off SE 60th Street at the north end, a five-acre wetland designed specifically for waterfowl hunting lies to the east. To the west, two of the four food plots stretch across rolling tallgrass and timber, showcasing the diverse terrain and habitat that make this area a proven producer for wildlife. In the northwest corner, a feeder and blind are tucked neatly into the timberperfectly positioned for quiet access and undisturbed hunting. Following the interior trail south, the landscape begins to rise and fall with natural elevation changes, offering multiple stand and blind setups.On the east side of the property, enter from SE 120th Avenue and follow the edge of the wooded block to a Redneck blind overlooking a 12-acre food plot. This setup provides excellent sightlines and a strong transition zone for whitetails moving between timber and open feeding areas.At the heart of the property lies the five-acre wetland, complete with pit blinds, water-control structures, and reliable water supplied by a solar-powered well. The system currently produces 33 gallons per minute and is eligible for an upgrade to a larger pump for increased capacity. The process of certifying this well for recreational use is already underwayStage 1 has been completed, granting a permit to pump up to 15 acre-feet annually, while Stage 2 is in progress, tracking water usage over the next five years to secure the full allocation.With its combination of income-producing CRP, thoughtfully designed hunting infrastructure, and close proximity to one of Kansas's premier waterfowl destinations, this property represents a rare opportunity for the serious outdoorsman. It's your chance to own a ready-to-hunt tract in a game-rich region of the state.Located just 30 minutes from Pratt, 45 minutes from Hutchinson, and 1.5 hours from Wichita.Tract 1 Description:156.3 +/- Acres10.8 acres of food plots1 deer blind and feederTwo gates (SE 60th St & SE 110th Ave)Includes the solar well (up to 40 GPM), 5-acre wetland, pit blind, skid blind, and water control systemTract 2 Description:156 +/- Acres20.06 acres of ag fields/food plots1 deer blind and feederRolling topography with timber block in the southeast cornerTract #: Both TractsDeeded Acres: 312.61 acresFSA Farmland Acres: 263.34 by FSASoil Types: Hayes Turon complex, Langdon fine sand, Saltcreek and Naron fine sandy loamsSoil PI/NCCPI/CSR2: NCCPI 47CRP Acres/Payment: 207.61acres CRP $6,645 annuallyTaxes: TBDLease Status: CRP contractPossession: Immediate possession subject to the current tenant's rights for 2025Survey Needed?: No survey neededBrief Legal: 312.26+/- acres S21 T25S R11W Stafford Co, KSPIDs: 185-21-0-00-00-001.00-0Lat/Lon: 37.86419, -98.53626Zip Code: 67578

Located just southeast of Stafford in one of the county's most productive farming areas, this 148-acre tract offers a strong combination of ag value and recreational appeal. The majority of the farm features Class II soils with level, easily tillable ground suitable for wheat, corn, soybeans, and milo. With direct access via county roads, it's an ideal option for producers and/or investors. The seller is offering to lease back the acreage at $50 per acre, providing immediate income. The northern tree line and sizable pond create excellent duck hunting opportunities, especially during migration. The property also holds potential for upland birds, including quail and pheasant. Additional cover in the southwest corner enhances wildlife habitat. Quivira National Wildlife Refuge lies less than 10 miles away, putting this tract in the heart of a central flyway. Key Features: Legal: SE of SEC27, T24S, R11W, Stafford County, KS 148 +/- acres of productive cropland Predominantly Class II soils, level and tillable County road access southeast of Stafford Excellent duck and upland bird hunting potential Pond, tree lines, and additional southwest cover Less than 10 miles from Quivira National Wildlife Refuge Seller will rent back at $50/acre

Got Country? This 1.5 Story farmhouse has 2 bd 1 bath & partial basement. It has detached garage, outbuilding, with corral & barn for horses. All sitting on 3.86 acres west of Quivira Refuge. This property is selling as-is.