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Located in northern Pratt County, Kansas, this 20-acre property offers excellent farming and recreational potential. With Class II & III soils, it’s ideal for crop production and includes a CRP contract (2026–2031) to provide steady annual income.
For the outdoorsman, the property benefits from strong wildlife presence, including deer, pheasants, and quail. A tree line along the east border adds a major habitat feature—providing shelter, a travel corridor, and great edge cover for hunting and viewing wildlife.
Access is convenient, with a county road along the north side and a power line running that north boundary, offering ready access to electricity for future improvements or a potential country homesite. Located just one mile west of Highway 281 and only 10 miles from Pratt, you get privacy with quick access to shopping, dining, services, and recreation.
Legal: E2E2N2NW4 SEC16 T26S R13W of the 6th P.M., Pratt County, Kansas
20± acres in northern Pratt County, Kansas
CRP income through 2026–2031
Class II & III soils for cropland potential
Tree line on the east boundary for cover and wildlife travel corridor
Abundant wildlife: deer, pheasants, and quail
County road on the north side
Power line extended along the north border for easy power access
~1 mile west of Hwy 281 and ~10 miles to Pratt
