Decatur County, Kansas Land For Sale (3 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.

This 210-acre property near Jennings, KS, features 120 acres of productive dryland farm ground, excellent hunting opportunities, a comfortable home, and a large shop building. It offers a perfect blend of agricultural productivity, outdoor recreation, and rural living. Land Prairie Dog Creek Farm & Hunt features 120 acres of productive dryland farm ground, typically rotated between corn and wheat, offering excellent agricultural potential. The property is well fenced, making it ideal for farming, grazing, or mixed-use operations. A scenic wooded creek bottom runs through the property, complete with half a mile of live water, providing a year-round water source and excellent habitat for wildlife. This diverse landscape makes it a standout choice for farming, livestock, or recreational opportunities such as hunting Improvements The property features an 1,800 sq. ft. home with 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms, offering a spacious and comfortable living area. The home has an open kitchen and living space and a large back deck that overlooks the scenic creek bottom. A 100 x 50 shop adds significant utility to the property, with half of the space poured to concrete. Inside the shop is a spacious tack room/office, perfect for managing operations or additional storage. Additional improvements include working pens located in the Southwest corner of the property, ensuring smooth livestock handling, and several RV hookups for guests or added functionality. Both the home and RV hookups are serviced by city water, offering convenience and reliability. Recreation This property is a hunter's dream, offering diverse opportunities in Deer and Turkey Unit 1. Featuring a wooded live-water creek bottom, the property provides ideal habitat for mule deer, whitetail deer, turkey, and upland birds. The gently rolling terrain is interspersed with thicket pockets, creating excellent cover and natural travel corridors for wildlife. The land offers food plot potential, further enhancing hunting opportunities, while strategically placed blinds provide ready-to-use setups for hunters. The home and shop on the property function as the perfect lodge for hunting groups, offering a comfortable and spacious retreat after a day in the field. With its mix of terrain, water, and habitat features, this property delivers an unparalleled hunting experience for both big game and upland bird enthusiasts. Region & Climate The average annual rainfall in Jennings, Kansas, is around 21 inches. Most of the precipitation occurs in the spring and summer months, with May and June typically being the wettest months.