County Line CRP Quarter with Hunting Opportunities

Wallace County, KS – 158.9± Acres

Don't miss this opportunity to own a productive quarter section in Wallace County, Kansas, featuring 158.9± acres with 151.75 acres currently enrolled in the Conservation Reserve Program (CRP). The existing CRP contract runs through 2031, providing reliable annual income while preserving future flexibility.

After the current contract expires, the new owner may choose to re-enroll the acreage in a new CRP contract, subject to program eligibility, or return the cropland to production. The surrounding area supports a strong agricultural economy with corn, wheat, milo, and millet commonly grown nearby.

In addition to its income potential, this property offers excellent recreational value. Wallace County is well known for its outstanding hunting opportunities, including pronghorn, mule deer, whitetail deer, upland birds, and small game. The property may also qualify for additional income through enrollment in the Kansas Walk-In Hunting Access (WIHA) program, subject to program requirements.

With low property taxes and a convenient location just 16 miles northwest of Sharon Springs or only 15 miles southwest of Goodland, this tract is an attractive investment for buyers seeking CRP income, future farming potential, and exceptional hunting opportunities.

Property Highlights

158.9± total acres

Legal Description: NE4 SEC2 T11S R41W

151.75 acres enrolled in CRP

CRP contract expires in 2031

Mostly level Class 3e soils

Excellent hunting for pronghorn, deer, upland birds, and small game

Potential WIHA income opportunity

Low property taxes

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