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A proven Kansas hunting quarter located in the Pratt Sandhills region of Unit 16 featuring strong whitetail genetics, excellent upland bird habitat, expired CRP grasses, a solar water well, and ideal cover surrounded by irrigated crop production.
Welcome to the Sandhills Whitetail & Upland Hunting Quarter, a proven hunting farm located on the Kiowa and Pratt County line just west of Pratt, Kansas. This region of south-central Kansas has long been known for producing mature whitetails along with excellent upland bird hunting opportunities.
A key feature of the property is the east-to-west shelterbelt tree grove running through the farm that naturally funnels deer travel across the property. This travel corridor allows hunters to strategically place stands and hunt effectively with both north and south winds throughout the season.
North of the shelterbelt is an expired CRP grass stand consisting of tall native grasses, plum thickets, and scattered cedar trees. This area provides exceptional bedding cover for whitetails while also supporting strong populations of pheasants and bobwhite quail. With the CRP contract expired, the new owner has flexibility to re-enroll the acres into conservation programs, establish food plots, or continue managing the grass for wildlife habitat.
The southern portion of the property transitions into the sandhill terrain and plum thickets this area is known for. A solar powered water well provides a dependable year-round water source that wildlife heavily utilizes.
Another advantage of this property is its location among productive irrigated crop fields, including nearby corn and wheat production. When bedding cover, water, and travel corridors combine with nearby food sources, the result is a property capable of consistently holding mature Kansas whitetails.
The farm also sits just down the road from the Pratt Sandhills Wildlife Area and other public hunting opportunities, giving owners access to thousands of additional acres of hunting ground nearby.
The hunting history on this farm speaks for itself. In recent seasons several mature bucks have been harvested, including deer aged 7 1/2 and 5 1/2 years old, while trail cameras have documented additional mature deer frequenting the property.
If you are looking for a high-quality Kansas hunting quarter with strong whitetail potential and excellent upland bird hunting, the Sandhills Whitetail & Upland Hunting Quarter deserves serious consideration.
- 160± Acres
- Located on the Kiowa / Pratt County line
- Kansas Deer Unit 16
- Proven trophy whitetail hunting history
- Expired CRP grass habitat
- East-west shelterbelt travel corridor
- Plum thickets and scattered cedar cover
- Solar water well
- Excellent pheasant and quail hunting
- Rio Grande turkey hunting
- Surrounded by irrigated corn and wheat production
- Near Pratt Sandhills Wildlife Area
This quarter sits in a great location between Kiowa and Pratt County in the heart of the Pratt Sandhills region. With expired CRP grasses, a shelterbelt travel corridor, water, and irrigated crops surrounding the property, it has the ingredients that make Kansas hunting farms special. If you're looking for a manageable hunting tract in Unit 16 that offers both whitetail and upland bird opportunities, this is definitely one worth taking a look at.
