Kiowa County Hunting & Investment Property

Property Description

Located approximately 5.5 miles north of Greensburg, Kansas, this 117.16 +/- acre property offers a combination of recreational opportunities, established wildlife habitat, and annual income through the Conservation Reserve Program (CRP). Consisting of two tracts totaling 77.79 +/- and 39.37 +/- acres, the property features excellent stands of native grass, mature timber, and convenient county road access. The tracts are available for purchase individually or together, with the seller's mineral rights conveying.

The larger 77.79 +/- acre tract features a well-established shelterbelt along its southern boundary, consisting of mature elm, hackberry, Osage orange (bois d'arc), cottonwood, and catalpa trees. Additional timber follows a small drainage along the eastern portion of the property, while scattered trees are also present along the northern boundary. With woody cover along three sides, the property offers natural wildlife travel corridors and multiple potential hunting setups for varying wind directions. A shallow depression along the western portion holds water during wetter periods, providing an additional seasonal water source for wildlife. Numerous nearby center-pivots offer seasonal food sources, complementing the property's native grass and timber habitat. Blacktop county road frontage along the western boundary and additional dirt road access from the south provide convenient access.

The 39.37 +/- acre tract lies approximately 0.3 miles east of the South Branch Rattlesnake Creek, a natural corridor providing seasonal water and extensive wildlife habitat. Its excellent stand of native grass offers valuable cover for whitetail deer, pheasant, quail, and other wildlife. Blacktop county road frontage along the eastern boundary provides convenient access, making this an appealing smaller recreational tract or addition to an existing landholding.

Both tracts are currently enrolled in CRP, providing established annual income while maintaining valuable grassland habitat. The larger tract has 68.04 acres enrolled through September 30, 2036, generating approximately $2,625 annually, while the smaller tract has 38.89 acres enrolled through September 30, 2034, generating approximately $1,218 annually. Combined, the properties produce approximately $3,843 in annual CRP income, with 2025 property taxes totaling just $55.25. Whether purchased individually or together, these tracts present an opportunity to own income-producing recreational land in an area known for its whitetail deer, pheasant, and quail hunting opportunities.