CRP Hunting Land in Pratt County

This 89.9 +/- acre property in Pratt County, Kansas, located just northwest of Turon on the Pratt, Reno, and Stafford County lines, offers an excellent blend of income, wildlife habitat, and future land-use potential. The farm is currently enrolled in the CRP program, which expires in October 2026 and produces approximately $4,000 annually if the buyer chooses to re-enroll in the future.

Along the entire east side of the property is a mature locust grove that provides outstanding cover and serves as a natural travel corridor for wildlife, particularly bobwhite quail, with a large covey of 20+ birds flushed while taking photos. The property also offers strong whitetail deer hunting, with numerous rubs and well-defined trails observed, and easy access to a hunting blind via a cleared trail on the east side that was formerly a county road. With over 80 acres, the property qualifies the owner for a Kansas landowner deer tag.

Surrounded by additional CRP acres and neighboring crop fields, this farm sits in a prime area for pheasant and quail hunting with excellent habitat already in place. The land consists primarily of Class II and Class III soils, giving the property strong agricultural value should the new owner choose to bring the farm back into crop production, fence it for grazing, or utilize it for prairie hay production once the CRP contract expires, or manage it more intensively for wildlife by implementing additional habitat improvements that are not possible during the CRP term.

Taxes are very affordable at just $58 for 2025. The farm is conveniently located 2 miles from Highway 61, 1 mile from Northeast 140 Avenue (blacktop), 17 miles from Pratt, 37 miles from Hutchinson, and 73 miles from Wichita, making this a versatile and well-located property with both income and recreational opportunity.

Contact the Listing Agent, Trevor Stoll, at (620) 904-0115, for any questions or to schedule a showing.