J.C. Bosch

$998,900

623.98 Acres

Garfield, Kansas, 67529

This 623.98-acre Sandhills pasture near the Arkansas River offers prime grassland and habitat for cattle and wildlife, just three miles from Garfield, Kansas, and Highway 56. The property boasts new fencing, solar-powered water wells, native grasses, and thickets, making it ideal for hunting, ranching, and recreational activities, with abundant wildlife and beautiful landscapes.Land Discover an exceptional 623.98-acre Sandhills pasture located less than a mile from the Arkansas River, offering great grassland and habitat for both cattle and wildlife. Located just three miles from Garfield, Kansas, and Highway 56, this area is well-known for producing trophy whitetails, abundant quail, and natural beauty. This property features new fencing installed in the last few years, with heavy-duty corners and gates, ensuring durability and security. Two solar-powered water wells, situated on opposite sides of the ranch, provide reliable water sources and come with all equipment included. The land is enriched with Sandhill plum thickets, creating excellent food, cover, and habitat for native bobwhite quail and the magnificent whitetail deer. The ranch is adorned with beautiful native grasses, small ponds in the valleys between the sandhills, and electricity available along the road, making it easily accessible while still maintaining a remote and peaceful atmosphere.This ranch is a paradise for recreational enthusiasts, with abundant dove and bobwhite quail throughout the property. The diverse landscape, featuring sandhills up to 100 feet high, valleys, thickets, and trees, offers incredible opportunities for hunting and wildlife observation. Deer use the topography to their advantage, moving seamlessly from food to water to cover. The property is surrounded by crop fields and is renowned for producing large-bodied trophy deer, thanks to years of meticulous deer management. Additionally, owning more than 80 acres in Kansas qualifies you for a landowner tag for yourself and/or your linear family members. Priced to sell, this property offers a unique blend of ranching and recreational opportunities, making it a perfect investment for nature and wildlife lovers.Please contact the listing agent for more information on this property or to schedule a private showing. (**Financial verification is required**). Buyer’s agents welcome.Legal Description: SEC S09,T23, R17 in Pawnee CountyProperty Statistics:Mineral Rights: 1 producing oil well (seller receives ⅛ royalty)2023 Payment: $6,710.46Seller’s mineral rights pass to Buyer2024 average rental rate is $192.87 per pair without care. Stocking rate is approximately 10 acres per pair in 2023. Ranch can typically handle 60 pair. Approximately $12,000 income from annual cattle grazing.Seller willing to lease back hunting opportunities for $6,200 annually2023 Total Tax: $871.80Average yearly rainfall: 25”State Hunt Unit: 5Directions:From Garfield, head south on Pawnee St/180th Ave from Hwy 56 for about 1/2 mile. Then turn left at your shortly after the bridge and continue straight for about 3 miles and you reach an intersection. The property is to the southwest of the intersection.From Larned, head south on K-19 for 6 miles then turn right onto F Rd. In 5 miles you will reach an intersection and the property is to the southwest of the intersection.Location/Population:11 miles southwest of Larned, Kansas35 miles southwest of Great Bend, Kansas 50 miles northeast of Dodge City, Kansas2 hours northwest of Wichita Dwight D. Eisenhower National Airport

$548,000

154 Acres

Jewell, Kansas, 66949

This 154-acre farm in Jewell County offers 127 acres of productive cropland and 24 acres of scenic pasture, timber, and an old homestead, with blacktop highway access and utilities in place. Located just west of Marsh Creek and the Jamestown Wildlife Area, the property provides excellent hunting, fishing, and recreational opportunities alongside its strong agricultural potential, making it an ideal investment for farmers and outdoor enthusiasts.Land This 154-acre farm in Jewell County offers a unique combination of productive cropland and scenic pasture, just over a mile west of Marsh Creek in the Jamestown Wildlife Area. The Jamestown Wildlife Area, located nearby, is a renowned conservation area in north-central Kansas, known for its diverse habitats, including wetlands, grasslands, and open water. It provides excellent opportunities for bird watching, hunting, and fishing. Marsh Creek, a tributary running through the area, contributes to the rich ecosystem, attracting waterfowl, wildlife, and outdoor enthusiasts year-round. With 127 acres of cropland known for strong corn and soybean production and 24 acres of pasture, timber, and an old homestead, the property has a history of consistent agricultural success. The land features blacktop highway access on both the north and west sides, as well as a water well and electricity running to the pasture. The old pink homestead sits among mature oak trees, adding character to the property. A small pond in the pasture, rolling topography, and excellent deer, quail, and waterfowl hunting opportunities enhance the farm’s appeal. The current tenant, who operates on a year-to-year verbal cash rent agreement, typically winter grazes the corn stalks and pasture. Sellers will transfer their mineral rights to the buyer, making this property an attractive investment for farmers, hunters, and outdoor enthusiasts alike.Please contact the listing agent for more information on this property or to schedule a private showing. (**Financial verification is required**)Legal Description: NW4 of S25, T04, R06W in Jewell CountyCrop                                   APH Soybeans                          37                                Corn                                  100Grain Sorghum           105                 Soils: Harney silt loam, 1 to 3 percent slopes: 58.62 AcresHarney silty clay loam, 3 to 7 percent slopes, eroded: 56.85 AcresNibson silt loam, 3 to 30 percent slopes: 17.72 AcresHoldrege and Geary silty clay loams, 6 to 11 percent slopes, eroded: 12.21 AcresHarney silt loam, 3 to 7 percent slopes: 6.36 AcresRoxbury silt loam, occasionally flooded: 0.56 AcresStatistics:2023 Approximate Real Estate Taxes: $2.631.28State Deer Hunting Unit: 7Average Yearly Rainfall: 28”Closest Town: RandallSchool District: Rock Hills USD 107Directions:From Jewell, head east on KS 28 S for 5.8 miles then continue straight onto KS 148. In 5.5 miles, the property will be on your right.From Belleville, head south on US 81 S for 9 miles then turn right onto KS 148. Continue on KS 148 for 15.5 miles and the property will be on your left.From Concordia, head west on KS 9 W for 1 mile then turn right onto KS 28 N and stay on KS 28 for 17.9 miles then turn right onto 300th Rd. which turns into KS 148 in 2 miles. The property will be on your right in 2.5 miles.Location/Population:Just over 1 mile west of Marsh Creek in Jamestown Wildlife Area7 miles northeast of Randall, KS (Population: 79)11 miles west of Jewell, KS (Population: 360)20 miles northwest of Concordia, KS (Population: 5,054)25 miles south of Lovewell Reservoir25 miles southwest of Belleville, KS (Population: 1,989)

$248,000

155.68 Acres

Larned, Kansas, 67550

This 155.68-acre tract in Pawnee County, Kansas, is a productive and versatile piece of farmland with excellent access and more than half Class 2 soils and an average NCCPI of 66.36 . Featuring terraced cropland, natural waterways, and areas of timber and grass, it’s a great investment for farming or outdoor recreation.Land This exceptional cropland property in Pawnee County, Kansas, offers 155.68 acres of prime agricultural land, ideal for expanding your farm or cropland portfolio. The land features well-maintained terraces and a waterway system, ensuring effective use of precipitation for crops while managing excess runoff. With 150.98 acres of productive cropland and additional areas of waterways and grass, the property provides a balanced environment for farming and wildlife habitat. Two small pockets of timber attract deer, while the grass and waterways offer excellent cover for pheasants and quail, creating potential hunting opportunities for outdoor enthusiasts. Conveniently located near highways and blacktop roads, the property offers easy access to grain markets, enhancing its practicality and value. Boasting quality soils and priced to sell, this beautiful cropland is ready for its next owner. Additionally, 54.18% of mineral rights will transfer to the buyer at closing, and there are currently no crops planted, presenting immediate opportunities for use.Please contact the listing agent for more information on this property or to schedule a private showing. (**Financial verification is required**)Legal Description: SW4 of S11, T21, R17, Acres 155.68 in Pawnee CountyCrop                                   APH Wheat                                63Corn                                    94Grain Sorghum             89               Soils: Primarily Class 2 and 3Harney silt loam, 0 to 1 percent slopes: 74.78 AcresHarney-Uly complex, 3 to 6 percent slopes, eroded: 69.28 AcresHarney silt loam, 1 to 3 percent slopes: 11.53 AcresStatistics:2023 Approximate Real Estate Taxes: $764.28State Deer Hunting Unit: 5Average Yearly Rainfall: 24”Closest Town: LarnedSchool District: Fort Larned USD 495Directions:From Larned, head west on KS-156 Hwy for 3 miles and turn right onto 150th Ave. In 3 miles, the property will be on your right.Location/Population:6.5 miles northwest of Larned, KS (Population: 3,675)Fort Larned National Historic SiteLarned State Theater30 miles southwest of Great Bend, KS (Population: 14,372)Cheyenne Bottoms Wildlife Refuge, one of the most crucial migration points for waterfowl in Central America.Brit Spa Zoo and Wetlands Waterpark70 miles northeast of Dodge City, KS (27,514)Boot Hill Casino and ResortBoot Hill Museum

$2,166,000

566 Acres

Rolla, Kansas, 67954

Hayden Outdoors Real Estate is pleased to offer Kallenbach Farms, an exceptional 566± acre property located in Morton County, Kansas. This productive farm features approximaitly 300 acres under center pivot irrigation, +/- 235 dry land tillable acres, two separate equipment buildings, livestock tanks, and the opportunity for big game and upland birds!Land Kallenbach Irrigated Farm is a productive, contiguous property sure to catch the attention of many, from investors, hunters, and farmers alike. 566+/- contiguous farming acres with approximately 300 acres currently under center pivot irrigation, +/- 235 acres of dry land tillable, and the balance consisting of the homestead, additional equipment building, and native grasses.  Offering both irrigated and dryland tillable acres of productive soils gives this property a lot of agriculture opportunities. There are currently +/- 430 acres currently planted to milo, with the open ground to be planted to either alfalfa or triticale this fall. This property features a 7 tower Zimmatic irrigation pivot as well as an additional 9 tower Zimmatic irrigation pivot that both run off of natural gas. There is electric infrastructure/riser already in place should an operator wish to install an additional 5 tower pivot sprinkler. With the large quantity of water rights that come with the land, additional irrigated acres could be added. The current milo crop will pass with the land to the buyer depending on the timing of closing.Additionally, this property features two separate shop utility buildings with concrete floors (40’x62′ and 40’x50′), it is well-equipped for machinery storage, maintenance, or workspace needs. The property includes blacktop access and is conveniently located near grain elevators, providing ease for hauling and logistics. The property also comes with 1,200 gallons of free natural gas annually to service the homestead, a rare and cost-saving benefit.For livestock operations, the land includes heavy-duty catch and sorting pens, a large centrally located stock tank for grazing cattle, and several natural playas that provide additional water catch areas for wildlife. A domestic water well services the homestead, while a private pipeline delivers natural gas to the irrigation motor. The irrigation well has been recently upgraded with new bearings, a new pipe joint, and a reworked gear head. It was tested and is currently pumping a reliable 450–550 GPM.Recreational opportunities include antelope, mule deer, pheasant, quail, and prairie dogs. The diverse terrain and natural water features provide excellent cover and forage for wildlife, making this property a sportsman’s destination and a working operation in one. Whether you’re looking for a productive ag setup or a recreational investment, this property is well-positioned to meet a wide range of goals.Yields:Crop            Base Acres        PLC YieldWheat            552.41                   28Corn                  26.58                  135Average NCCPI: 45.88**See attached FSA documents for more information**Well/Water Right Information:Water Right File No. 10762 is permitted for irrigation of 551 acres. Authorized 317 AF at 1040 GPM. Water Right File No. 10675 is permitted for irrigation of 551 acres. Authorized 360 AF at 1040 GPM.Water rights shall pass with land to Buyer at closing.Cropland Soils (Primarily Class 3): See Map in PhotosDalhart fine sandy loam, 0 to 1 percent slopes: 175.7 AcresBigbow fine sandy loam, 0 to 1 percent slopes: 134.16 AcresVorhees fine sandy loam, 1 to 3 percent slopes: 94.46 AcresDalhart fine sandy loam, 1 to 3 percent slopes; 77.17 AcresSatanta fine sandy loam, 0 to 1 percent slopes: 35.3 AcresLautz silty clay, 0 to 1 percent slopes, occasionally ponded: 27.34 AcresDalhart loamy fine sand, 3 to 5 percent slopes: 0.11 AcresProperty Features:2024 Taxes: $4,518.30State Hunt Unit: 18The seller does not own the mineral rights. Surface only.Directions:From Rolla, drive south on County Rd 24 for 6 miles and the property will be on the east side of the road. 13 miles east of Elkhart20 miles southwest of Hugoton.1 mile north of the Oklahoma borderFor more detailed financial information or qualified showing, please contact J.C. Bosch or Connor Williams.

$208,000

80.4 Acres

Chase, Kansas, 67524

An 80.4-acre property just outside of Chase, KS, featuring a mix of cropland, pasture, natural habitat, and abundant wildlife with strong farming and recreational potential.Land This 80.4 acre tract consists of 70 +/- acres of lush pasture and 10+/- acres of productive cropland with immediate possession available, and possession of pasture available on November 1st. Situated along Highway 56 just outside of Chase, this unique property offers a mix of cropland, pasture, and diverse natural habitat, creating an ideal setting for farming, homesteading, or recreational use.Water features abound, including established waterways, wetlands, and ponds that attract waterfowl —offering exceptional potential for further wetland or pond development. Located in between Cheyenne Bottoms and Quivira National Wildlife Refuge there are consistently birds in the area during the migration. A working windmill provides a dependable water source, and electricity is conveniently available along the road.Mature mulberry and honey locust trees form a natural windbreak and food source between the pasture and cropland, attracting deer and other wildlife. With over 80 acres total the property qualifies both resident and nonresident buyers for a landowner deer tag.Whether you’re looking to farm, hunt, or build a country homestead, this versatile tract offers endless opportunities.All mineral rights for this property owned by the Seller will transfer to the Purchaser at closing. There is a verbal lease on the pasture which the tenant will be off the pasture on or before 10/31/2025.Legal Description:  S32 , T19 , R09 , Acres 80.4 , S2 Se4 & Pt N2 Se4 S Of Atsf R /W Less R/W in Rice County, Kansas.Property Statistics:Approximate 2024 Taxes: $516.76Average yearly rainfall: 28 ”Average yearly snowfall: 14”State Deer and Turkey Hunt Unit: 5Low Plains Early Zone – DucksLocation/Community: Less than ¼ mile east of City Limits of Chase, Kansas (Population: 389)6 miles west of Lyons, Kansas (Population: 3,498)15 miles northeast of Quivira National Wildlife Refuge.15 miles northwest of Sterling, Kansas (Population: 2,318)25 miles southeast of Cheyenne Bottoms Wildlife Refuge: 41,000 acres of wetlands located in the Central Flyway. Critical migration point for migratory birds.30 miles northwest of Hutchinson, Kansas (Population: 39,712)80 miles northwest of Wichita, Kansas-Dwight D. Eisenhower International Airport (Population: 395,699)Buyer’s agents welcome! 

$500,640

208.6 Acres

Raymond, Kansas, 67573

This 208.6 +/- acre tract just southeast of Raymond, KS offers productive Class 2 and 3 soils, proximity to the Arkansas River for alfalfa potential, and a clean slate with properly abandoned oil wells—ideal for farming, recreation, or investment in the heart of Rice County.Land Located just southeast of the Raymond, KS city limits in Rice County, this productive tract offers strong agricultural potential with an average NCCPI of 56.3. The property sits approximately 600 feet north of the Arkansas River, making it ideal for alfalfa or other high-yield crops. Former oil wells on-site have been properly plugged and abandoned, ensuring peace of mind and clean use.See attached FSA documents for full details and soil information.Please contact the listing agent for more information on this property or to schedule a private showing. (**Financial verification is required**)Legal Description:  S34, T20, R10, Acres 70.1, N2 Ne4 Ex Beg 30’s & 40’e Nw Cor Ne4; Th E337.3′,S547.2′,W337.3′,N547.2′ To Pob Less R/W and S35, T20, R10, Acres 138.5, Nw4 Ex Sw4 Nw4 S & W Of County Rd Less R/W in Rice County, Kansas.             Cropland Soils (Class 2 and 3 soils): Canadian fine sandy loam, rarely flooded: 103.81 AcresKaski loam, rarely flooded: 56.16 AcresPratt loamy fine sand, 1 to 5 percent slopes: 21.02 AcresAttica fine sandy loam 1 to 3 percent slopes: 9.91 AcresSaltcreek and Naron fine sandy loams, 1 to 3 percent slopes: 9.55 AcresImano clay loam, occasionally flooded: 8.12 AcresProperty Statistics:Approximate 2024 Taxes: $1,871.88Average yearly rainfall: 26”Average yearly snowfall: 13”State Deer and Turkey Hunt Unit: 5Location/Community: Borders the southeast edge of the City Limits of Raymond, Kansas (Population: 85)13 miles northwest of Sterling, Kansas (Population: 2,318)15 miles southwest of Lyons, Kansas (Population: 3,498)15 miles north of Quivira National Wildlife Refuge.22 miles east of Great Bend, Kansas (Population: 14,372)25 miles southeast of Cheyenne Bottoms Wildlife Refuge: 41,000 acres of wetlands located in the Central Flyway. Critical migration point for migratory birds.30 miles northwest of Hutchinson, Kansas (Population: 39,712)80 miles northwest of Wichita, Kansas-Dwight D. Eisenhower International Airport (Population: 395,699)

$141,500

78.57 Acres

Nekoma, Kansas, 67559

Located in Pawnee County, this 78.57-acre cropland tract with Class II and III soils and a tenant currently planting wheat offers reliable production and crop-share income potential.Land This 78.57-acre tract of cropland in Pawnee County, Kansas, offers strong agricultural potential with Class II and III soils. Current tenant is on a 1/3-2/3 crop share with the current farm tenant and the tenant is willing to continue farming. Farm tenant is currently planting a wheat crop. The property sits 25 miles south of Nekoma, 20 miles northwest of Larned, 18 miles southwest of Rush Center, and 50 miles southeast of Ness City, with Rush Center being the closest town. Situated in State Deer Hunting Unit 5, the area receives an average yearly rainfall of 30 inches, supporting consistent crop production. 2024 property taxes were $398.18, making this a solid agricultural opportunity in central Kansas.Please contact the listing agent for more information on this property or to schedule a private showing. (**Financial verification is required**)Legal Description: S2 SE4 S06, T20, R19, Acres 78.57Crop                 Base Acres                 PLC YieldWheat                      32.53                           43Grain Sorghum        19.5   78Average NCCPI 67.19  *See attached FSA documents for more information*                                  Soils: Class 2 and 3Harney silt loam, 1 to 3 percent slopes: 58.09 AcresHarney-Uly complex, 3 to 6 percent slopes, eroded: 20.44 Acres

$127,000

52.92 Acres

Raymond, Kansas, 67573

This 52.92-acre tract southeast of Raymond, KS offers reliable farm potential near the Arkansas River, with clean ground, good soils, and the option to add adjoining acreage to the south.Land Situated just southeast of Raymond in Rice County, this 52.92-acre tract provides solid agricultural opportunity with an average NCCPI of 52.15. Located roughly 600 feet north of the Arkansas River, the property is well-suited for alfalfa or other high-yield crops. Former oil wells have been properly plugged and abandoned, ensuring the land is ready for clean and productive use. Additional acreage directly to the south is also available for purchase, creating the option to expand your operation.See attached FSA documents for full details and soil information.Please contact the listing agent for more information on this property or to schedule a private showing. (**Financial verification is required**)Legal Description:  S35, T20, R10, Acres 51.17, Nw4 Ex Sw4 Nw4 S & W Of County Rd Less R/W and S34,T20, R10, Acres 1.75, N2 Ne4 Ex Beg 30’s & 40’e Nw Cor Ne4; Th E337.3′,S547.2′,W337.3′,N547.2′ To Pob Less R/W. (Exact legal to be determined by Title.)         Cropland Soils (Class 2 and 3 soils): Canadian fine sandy loam, rarely flooded: 16.44 AcresKaski loam, rarely flooded: 6.25 AcresPratt loamy fine sand, 1 to 5 percent slopes: 21.34 AcresAttica fine sandy loam 1 to 3 percent slopes: 9.91 AcresProperty Statistics:Approximate 2024 Taxes: $477Average yearly rainfall: 26”Average yearly snowfall: 13”State Deer and Turkey Hunt Unit: 5Location/Community: Borders the southeast edge of the City Limits of Raymond, Kansas (Population: 85)13 miles northwest of Sterling, Kansas (Population: 2,318)15 miles southwest of Lyons, Kansas (Population: 3,498)15 miles north of Quivira National Wildlife Refuge.22 miles east of Great Bend, Kansas (Population: 14,372)25 miles southeast of Cheyenne Bottoms Wildlife Refuge: 41,000 acres of wetlands located in the Central Flyway. Critical migration point for migratory birds.30 miles northwest of Hutchinson, Kansas (Population: 39,712)80 miles northwest of Wichita, Kansas-Dwight D. Eisenhower International Airport (Population: 395,699)

$163,200

68.35 Acres

Raymond, Kansas, 67573

This 68.35-acre tract in Rice County, just southeast of Raymond and near the Arkansas River, features strong crop potential with quality soils, clean former oil sites, and expansion opportunities with neighboring land also available.Land Located just southeast of Raymond in Rice County, this 68.35-acre tract offers excellent agricultural potential with an average NCCPI rating of 59.3. Situated only 600 feet north of the Arkansas River, the property is well-suited for alfalfa or other high-yield crops. Former oil wells on-site have been properly plugged and abandoned, providing clean, worry-free use of the land. Additional acreage is available directly to the north and east, presenting an opportunity to expand your farming operation.See attached FSA documents for full details and soil information.Please contact the listing agent for more information on this property or to schedule a private showing. (**Financial verification is required**)Legal Description:  S34, T20, R10, Acres 68.35, N2 Ne4 Ex Beg 30’s & 40’e Nw Cor Ne4; Th E337.3′,S547.2′,W337.3′,N547.2′ To Pob Less R/W. (Exact legal to be determined by Title.)           Cropland Soils (Class 2 and 3 soils): Canadian fine sandy loam, rarely flooded: 31.6 AcresKaski loam, rarely flooded: 19.09 AcresSaltcreek and Naron fine sandy loams, 1 to 3 percent slopes: 9.55 AcresImano clay loam, occasionally flooded: 8.12 AcresProperty Statistics:Approximate 2024 Taxes: $612Average yearly rainfall: 26”Average yearly snowfall: 13”State Deer and Turkey Hunt Unit: 5Location/Community: Borders the southeast edge of the City Limits of Raymond, Kansas (Population: 85)13 miles northwest of Sterling, Kansas (Population: 2,318)15 miles southwest of Lyons, Kansas (Population: 3,498)15 miles north of Quivira National Wildlife Refuge.22 miles east of Great Bend, Kansas (Population: 14,372)25 miles southeast of Cheyenne Bottoms Wildlife Refuge: 41,000 acres of wetlands located in the Central Flyway. Critical migration point for migratory birds.30 miles northwest of Hutchinson, Kansas (Population: 39,712)80 miles northwest of Wichita, Kansas-Dwight D. Eisenhower International Airport (Population: 395,699)

$208,800

87.27 Acres

Raymond, Kansas, 67573

This 87.27-acre farm southeast of Raymond, KS offers strong crop potential near the Arkansas River, with clean ground, quality soils, and adjoining land available for expansion.Land Just southeast of Raymond in Rice County, this 87.27-acre tract presents excellent agricultural potential with an average NCCPI of 59.68. Positioned only 600 feet north of the Arkansas River, the property is well-suited for alfalfa or other high-yield crops. Former oil wells have been properly plugged and abandoned, offering peace of mind for clean, productive use. Neighboring tracts to the north and west are also available, creating an opportunity to expand your operation.See attached FSA documents for full details and soil information.Please contact the listing agent for more information on this property or to schedule a private showing. (**Financial verification is required**)Legal Description:  S35, T20, R10, Acres 87.27, Nw4 Ex Sw4 Nw4 S & W Of County Rd Less R/W.           Cropland Soils (Class 2 soils): Canadian fine sandy loam, rarely flooded: 55.77 AcresKaski loam, rarely flooded: 30.82 AcresPratt loamy fine sand, 1 to 5 percent slopes: 0.68 AcresProperty Statistics:Approximate 2024 Taxes: $783Average yearly rainfall: 26”Average yearly snowfall: 13”State Deer and Turkey Hunt Unit: 5Location/Community: Borders the southeast edge of the City Limits of Raymond, Kansas (Population: 85)13 miles northwest of Sterling, Kansas (Population: 2,318)15 miles southwest of Lyons, Kansas (Population: 3,498)15 miles north of Quivira National Wildlife Refuge.22 miles east of Great Bend, Kansas (Population: 14,372)25 miles southeast of Cheyenne Bottoms Wildlife Refuge: 41,000 acres of wetlands located in the Central Flyway. Critical migration point for migratory birds.30 miles northwest of Hutchinson, Kansas (Population: 39,712)80 miles northwest of Wichita, Kansas-Dwight D. Eisenhower International Airport (Population: 395,699)

245 Acres

Sterling, Kansas, 67579

Online only, ABSOLUTE AUCTION. Online Bidding: Begins November 5, 2025 at 8:00 am CST. Concludes November 6, 2025 @ 3:00 pm CST.Land Here’s your chance to own another extraordinary Arkansas River recreational tract that offers a premier mix of hunting, ranching, and outdoor enjoyment. With irrigated cropland to the north and the Arkansas River to the south, this property delivers the perfect balance of food, cover, and water, drawing in whitetail deer, turkey, quail, pheasant, and waterfowl in abundance. The tract features a diverse stand of trees including walnut, oak, cottonwood of all ages, osage orange, locust, catalpa, cedar, and sandhill plum thickets scattered throughout the grassland. A nice-sized wetland in the pasture, along with natural riverbed scars, adds excellent water diversity and could easily be enhanced for world-class waterfowl habitat. Direct Arkansas River frontage provides additional opportunities for fishing and duck hunting, especially when nearby marshes and ponds freeze up in the winter. The combination of hardwoods, wetlands, and river corridor makes this tract a truly remarkable wildlife haven.Adjacent to the west, an additional 135+/- acres (Arkansas River Pasture Tract 1) is also available at auction, creating the opportunity to expand or combine ownership for a truly outstanding recreational and agricultural holding. This property includes deeded access easements from both the east and west, along with a shared water well with Tract 1. Conveniently located just minutes from Sterling and Hutchinson and a little over an hour from Wichita, this tract blends accessibility with seclusion. Whether you’re looking for premier hunting ground, productive grazing land, or an incredible long-term recreational investment, Tract 2 is one you won’t want to miss.Legal Description: 245 +/- acres within S01, T22, R08 in Rice County, KS. (Exact legal and acres to be determined by Survey.)Property Statistics:Approximate 2024 Taxes: $1,701.30Average yearly rainfall: 29”Average yearly snowfall: 13”State Deer and Turkey Hunt Unit: 6Low Plains Late Zone – Ducks Location/Community: 5 miles southeast of Sterling, Kansas (Population: 2,318)9 miles northwest of Hutchinson, Kansas (Population: 39,712)20 miles east of Quivira National Wildlife Refuge.45 miles southeast of Cheyenne Bottoms Wildlife Refuge: 41,000 acres of wetlands located in the Central Flyway. Critical migration point for migratory birds.65 miles northwest of Wichita, Kansas-Dwight D. Eisenhower International Airport (Population: 395,699)Buyer’s agents welcome! Please talk to listing agent before clients register for the auction to be compensated the buyers agency commission if your client is the high bidder. 

135 Acres

Sterling, Kansas, 67579

Online only, ABSOLUTE AUCTION. Online Bidding: Begins November 5, 2025 at 8:00 am CST. Concludes November 6, 2025 @ 3:00 pm CST.Land Here’s your chance to own a truly extraordinary piece of Kansas hunting heritage. Situated just south of cropland and with the Arkansas River to the south as well, this tract delivers phenomenal wildlife habitat and is well known for producing outstanding whitetail deer in addition to turkey, quail, fishing, and duck hunting opportunities. The property offers excellent access from Avenue Y on the northeast corner. It includes 20 acres of thick timber in the northwest corner, which have been fenced out of the pasture, featuring a mix of western soapberry, catalpa, locust, cottonwood, mulberry, elm, walnut, osage orange, and other native trees, along with plum thickets scattered throughout the grassland. These types of properties do not come available often as this property in particular has held by the same family for several generations. The river in this area typically flows year round providing fishing and duck hunting opportunities. When the surrounding marshes, ponds, and lakes freeze up the duck hunting along the river in this area is truly incredible. Adjacent to the east, approximately 245 acres (Arkansas River Pasture Auction Tract 2) is also up for auction, providing an opportunity for expansion or combined recreational use. A shared water well with Tract 2 lies close to the property line. With cropland to the north, river water to the south, and Quivira National Wildlife Refuge just down the road, this tract provides the perfect blend of food, water, cover, and location for both game and outdoor enthusiasts. Conveniently located only minutes from Sterling and Hutchinson, and just over an hour from Wichita, this property offers the ideal mix of accessibility and seclusion. Whether you’re seeking premier hunting ground or a remarkable recreational investment, this tract is one you won’t want to miss. Reach out to the listing agent for more information, questions, or to set up a private viewing. Legal Description: 135 +/- acres within S02, T22, R08 in Rice County, KS. (Exact legal and acres to be determined by Survey and Title.)Property Statistics:Approximate 2024 Taxes: $1,213.34Average yearly rainfall: 29”Average yearly snowfall: 13”State Deer and Turkey Hunt Unit: 6Low Plains Late Zone – Ducks Location/Community: 5 miles southeast of Sterling, Kansas (Population: 2,318)9 miles northwest of Hutchinson, Kansas (Population: 39,712)20 miles east of Quivira National Wildlife Refuge.45 miles southeast of Cheyenne Bottoms Wildlife Refuge: 41,000 acres of wetlands located in the Central Flyway. Critical migration point for migratory birds.65 miles northwest of Wichita, Kansas-Dwight D. Eisenhower International Airport (Population: 395,699)Buyer’s agents welcome! Please talk to listing agent before clients register for the auction to be compensated the buyers agency commission if your client is the high bidder.