Barber County, Kansas Land For Sale (10 results)

Located in the heart of Barber County, Kansas, this mixed use ranch offers an exceptional combination of diverse wildlife habitat, productive agricultural acreage, grazing opportunities, and recreational appeal. Just four miles from US Highway 281 and approximately 14 miles from Medicine Lodge, the property provides convenient access while maintaining a secluded setting with limited public exposure. Access is provided from the northwest, allowing privacy without sacrificing usability. The landscape showcases the characteristics that have made Barber County well known among landowners, hunters, and ranchers. Rolling native grass hills transition into wooded creek bottoms lined with mature cottonwoods, while scattered cedar thickets and extensive sand plum cover create a varied environment that supports both wildlife and livestock. This diversity in vegetation and topography provides multiple habitat types across the ranch and contributes to year-round functionality. In total there is approximately 100 acres of tillable including a productive 34-acre tillable field that adds an agricultural component to the property. The field is commonly planted to wheat but is also suitable for other crops such as milo, alfalfa, or rotational planting depending on management objectives. The timbered edges surrounding the fields provide natural travel corridors for wildlife and create numerous opportunities for strategically placed hunting locations. There is also room to expand food plots or add additional feeders and stand locations to fit a variety of management plans. The eastern portion of the ranch features lower elevations with wooded drainages and limited frontage along Elm Creek in the northeastern corner. These creek bottoms include mature hardwoods that provide roosting habitat for turkeys and bedding areas for deer. Evidence of regular wildlife activity throughout these areas reflects the quality of the habitat and the property's natural diversity. As the terrain rises toward the western side of the ranch, the landscape transitions into rolling upland hills with native grasses, cedar cover, and extensive plum thickets. These upland areas offer additional habitat for upland birds including quail and pheasants while also providing seasonal cover for whitetail deer. The varied terrain allows hunters to utilize multiple approaches throughout the season based on changing weather patterns and wildlife movement. Several elevated ridges overlook large portions of the property and provide long-range visibility across the surrounding landscape. These natural vantage points can be valuable for wildlife observation, hunting strategy, photography, or simply enjoying the scenic views that Barber County is known for. Beyond its recreational appeal, the ranch offers opportunities for livestock grazing with a combination of native grasses, natural water features, and varied terrain suitable for ranch management. The balance of agricultural acreage, grazing resources, and established habitat makes the property adaptable for a variety of ownership goals while maintaining its strong recreational value. Properties offering this level of habitat diversity, agricultural production, and seclusion are becoming increasingly difficult to find in south central Kansas. Whether your focus is hunting, livestock production, agricultural income, outdoor recreation, or long-term land ownership, this ranch provides a combination of features that support multiple uses within one property. Showings are available by appointment only. Contact the listing agent to schedule a private tour and learn more about this Barber County ranch.

Located in the heart of big buck country, this 317.8+/- acre tract in Barber County offers an outstanding combination of recreational opportunity and income-producing tillable ground! With diverse habitat, excellent topography, and strong wildlife numbers, this property checks all the boxes for the serious outdoorsman or investor looking for a well-rounded Kansas farm. The farm features large tillable fields in both the southwest and northeast corners, along with an additional smaller tillable section in the middle of the property. These productive acres provide excellent return on investment while also creating ideal food sources that naturally attract and hold wildlife throughout the year. Beyond the tillable acres, the property truly shines from a recreational standpoint. The rolling topography and natural layout create excellent travel corridors that deer heavily utilize. A large pond on the south end of the farm was covered in fresh deer tracks during a recent walk-through, showing just how much wildlife frequents the area. The pond also offers waterfowl potential, with ducks regularly using it throughout the season. Several tower blinds and feeders are already in place, allowing the new owner to step right into hunting opportunities from day one. In addition to the outstanding whitetail hunting, the property also offers excellent upland bird habitat. Numerous pheasants were seen and heard while touring the farm, along with quail throughout the property. It is not often you find a tract that offers strong opportunities for deer, ducks, pheasant, and quail all in one package! Conveniently located approximately 20+/- miles southeast of Medicine Lodge, 20+/- miles west of Anthony, 34+/- miles southwest of Harper, and 80+/- miles southwest of Wichita, this property combines seclusion with accessibility. Whether you are looking for a premier hunting property, an income-producing investment, or both, this Barber County tract deserves a serious look! All showings are by appointment only. If you would like more information or would like to schedule a private viewing please contact Jacob Lemons at (620) 501-3688 . Disclaimer: The boundary lines shown are approximate and are provided for general reference only. Arrowhead Land Company makes no representations or warranties, express or implied, as to the accuracy, completeness, or reliability of those property lines. Buyers are advised to obtain an independent survey to verify exact property boundaries.

Rose Lake Ranch is a Kansas ranch built for those who value land that tells a story every season of the year. Spanning 1,515 acres in Barber County, this premier property sits in Kansas Deer Management Unit 16, widely regarded as one of the nation's premier trophy whitetail destinations. The layout is both expansive and intentional, offering a balance of water, habitat, agriculture, and access that allows the land to perform at a high level year-round. Water defines Rose Lake Ranch. With nearly a mile of Medicine Lodge River and a mile of Sand Creek, the property benefits from constant movement of wildlife. Natural corridors create ideal travel routes for mature whitetails and turkeys, while also supporting waterfowl, upland birds, and an ecosystem that feels increasingly rare in this region. At the heart of the ranch, a 40 acre floodable timber waterfowl impoundment, engineered with a water control structure and over 6,500 feet of levees. When flooded, the timber transforms into a classic waterfowl setting, hunts feel more like the Deep South than south central Kansas. This feature alone sets Rose Lake Ranch apart. Beyond recreation, the ranch provides productive and dependable revenue streams. 141 acres of sub-irrigated cropland and 381 acres of dryland cropland provide consistent income while also supporting wildlife through food availability and habitat diversity. Rose Lake Ranch reflects thoughtful management and development for the recreational enthusiast. Six Redneck tower blinds, four Millennium ladder stands, and four established food plots are strategically placed to take advantage of prevailing winds and natural movement. Seven 3,000-pound Outback gravity feeders are in place to provide opportunity for year round feeding programs for wildlife. A quail feeder helps maintain strong game bird and ground nesting species population. Eight acres of sunflowers are dedicated to dove hunting, adding yet another seasonal tradition to the calendar. Six gated entrances provide access and are conveniently located while privacy and security remain intact. From fall archery hunts to winter waterfowl mornings, spring turkey seasons to summer evenings watching deer filter into food plots, Rose Lake Ranch offers true year-round use. It is a place to build traditions, host family and friends, and manage land with purpose. In a region known for producing world-class whitetails and exceptional recreational opportunities, Rose Lake Ranch stands out as a complete, well-rounded offering. To schedule your private showing, please contact listing agent Shay Stephens at 620-388-3454 or . *A representative from Salt Plains Properties must be present on all showings. *Proof of financial capability will be required prior to scheduling a showing or releasing any further details about the property.

597 Acres of Trophy Whitetail Hunting, Live Water, and Ranching Opportunity | Barber County, Kansas The legendary Plum Thicket Ranch is now available - an extraordinary 597 acre hunting and cattle ranch located in the heart of Barber County, Kansas. Known for decades as one of the area's premier whitetail properties, Plum Thicket Ranch has built a longstanding reputation for producing world-class Kansas bucks and delivering exceptional hunting opportunities year after year. This ranch offers the perfect blend of premium wildlife habitat, natural water sources, and functional cattle infrastructure. Endless acres of dense plum thickets, deep hardwood-lined draws, native grass pasture, and natural travel corridors create ideal bedding, cover, and security for mature whitetail deer. The property also supports a strong population of Rio Grande turkeys, making it an outstanding multi-species recreational ranch. A live creek winds through the west side of the property, additionally a spring-fed pond is located in the northeast corner, and numerous natural springs are scattered throughout the ranch, providing reliable year-round water for both wildlife and livestock. The ranch is cross-fenced into three separate pastures, allowing for efficient cattle grazing and rotational management. A working windmill located near the center of the property adds both functionality and classic Kansas ranch character. What truly separates Plum Thicket Ranch from many other hunting properties is its location among large, contiguous neighboring ranches. The surrounding landscape consists primarily of sizable, low-pressure properties, creating the type of environment necessary to consistently grow and hold mature, world-class whitetail deer. Whether you are searching for a legacy hunting property, a productive working ranch, or a premier land investment in one of Kansas' most respected hunting regions, Plum Thicket Ranch represents a rare opportunity to own a truly iconic piece of Barber County land. Property details Acreage: 597 acres County and State: Barber County, Kansas Location: Kansas Unit 16 Short location note: Situated in the center of larger ranches for strategic wildlife management Major improvements: Established roads, spring-fed pond, creek, functioning windmill, and great fences Cross-fenced into three separate pastures Live creek and numerous natural springs Blacktop access along the entire west boundary Key features 597 acres located in South Central Kansas Unit 16 Barber County, KS Large acreage with even larger potential Live water including winding creek and spring-fed pond Strong population of Rio Grande turkey History of trophy whitetail deer Numerous prime locations for big food plots Thick native grass habitat Rolling hills and draws providing excellent cover Blacktop access along the entire west boundary Dense plum thickets and hardwood-lined draws Cross-fenced into three grazing pastures Working windmill Numerous natural springs throughout the ranch Premier hunting and cattle ranch Every Property Tells a Story. Let LandGuys Tell Yours.

Barber County 214 Acres - 211 Cropland Acres, Class I Soils & Homestead 211 Cropland Acres - Class I Soils - Brick Home - Blacktop AccessBarber County, Kansas Located at the intersection of Gerlane Road and Cedar Hills Road, this 214 acre Barber County property offers an outstanding opportunity to own a highly productive dryland farm with an established rural homestead. With the east 98.2-acre tract now sold, this offering consists of approximately 211 acres of quality cropland, a well-established farmstead, and excellent access from a blacktop farm-to-market road. The backbone of this property is its 211 acres of productive cropland, consisting primarily of highly regarded Class I Pond Creek silt loam soils. With an NCCPI average of approximately 67, these soils are known for strong yield potential and long-term productivity, making this an attractive opportunity for both operators and investors looking to add quality farmland to their portfolio. FSA records indicate: 221.5-acre Wheat Base | PLC Yield: 58 13.1-acre Oats Base | PLC Yield: 27 The farm's clean layout and excellent accessibility allow for efficient operation and management. Whether you're expanding an existing farming operation or seeking a long-term land investment, properties with this combination of soil quality and location are increasingly difficult to find in Barber County. Located on the property is an established 3 acre farmstead featuring a 1948 brick home with approximately 2,487 square feet, 3 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, and a basement. The home is complemented by multiple barns, outbuildings, and farmstead improvements that provide storage, workspace, and support for agricultural operations. One of the strongest features of this property is its location. With blacktop frontage on Gerlane Road, access is convenient year-round for equipment, grain hauling, and everyday use. The combination of productive cropland, existing improvements, and excellent road access creates a well-rounded property with both operational and investment appeal. Whether you're looking for a productive Kansas farm, an income-producing land investment, or a rural home with substantial acreage, this Barber County property deserves a look. Property Highlights214 Total Acres 211 Cropland Acres Class I Pond Creek Silt Loam Soils NCCPI Average: Approximately 67 221.5-Acre Wheat Base | PLC Yield: 58 13.1-Acre Oats Base | PLC Yield: 27 3 Acre Farmstead 1948 Brick Home Approximately 2,487 Sq. Ft. 3 Bedrooms | 1 Bathroom | Basement Multiple Barns & Outbuildings Blacktop Frontage on Gerlane Road Excellent Access via Cedar Hills Road Strong Agricultural Production Potential Investment Opportunity in Productive Barber County Farmland

Located in the heart of Barber County, Kansas, this mixed use ranch offers an exceptional combination of diverse wildlife habitat, productive agricultural acreage, grazing opportunities, and recreational appeal. Just miles from US Highway 281 and approximately 14 miles from Medicine Lodge, the property provides convenient access while maintaining a secluded setting with limited public exposure. Access is provided from the northwest, allowing privacy without sacrificing usability. The landscape showcases the characteristics that have made Barber County well known among landowners, hunters, and ranchers. Rolling native grass hills transition into wooded creek bottoms lined with mature cottonwoods, while scattered cedar thickets and extensive sand plum cover create a varied environment that supports both wildlife and livestock. This diversity in vegetation and topography provides multiple habitat types across the ranch and contributes to year-round functionality. A productive 34-acre tillable field adds an agricultural component to the property. The field is commonly planted to wheat but is also suitable for other crops such as milo, alfalfa, or rotational planting depending on management objectives. The timbered edges surrounding the field provide natural travel corridors for wildlife and create numerous opportunities for strategically placed hunting locations. There is also room to expand food plots or add additional feeders and stand locations to fit a variety of management plans. The eastern portion of the ranch features lower elevations with wooded drainages and limited frontage along Elm Creek in the northeastern corner. These creek bottoms include mature hardwoods that provide roosting habitat for turkeys and bedding areas for deer. Evidence of regular wildlife activity throughout these areas reflects the quality of the habitat and the property's natural diversity. As the terrain rises toward the western side of the ranch, the landscape transitions into rolling upland hills with native grasses, cedar cover, and extensive plum thickets. These upland areas offer additional habitat for upland birds including quail and pheasants while also providing seasonal cover for whitetail deer. The varied terrain allows hunters to utilize multiple approaches throughout the season based on changing weather patterns and wildlife movement. Several elevated ridges overlook large portions of the property and provide long-range visibility across the surrounding landscape. These natural vantage points can be valuable for wildlife observation, hunting strategy, or simply enjoying the scenic views that Barber County is known for. Beyond its recreational appeal, the ranch offers opportunities for livestock grazing with a combination of native grasses, natural water features, and varied terrain suitable for ranch management. The balance of agricultural acreage, grazing resources, and established habitat makes the property adaptable for a variety of ownership goals while maintaining its strong recreational value. Properties offering this level of habitat diversity, agricultural production, and seclusion are becoming increasingly difficult to find in south central Kansas. Whether your focus is hunting, livestock production, agricultural income, outdoor recreation, or long-term land ownership, this ranch provides a combination of features that support multiple uses within one property. Showings are available by appointment only. Contact the listing agent to schedule a private tour and learn more about this Barber County ranch.

130 Acres of Trophy Whitetail Hunting Along the Medicine River | Barber County, Kansas Located in the heart of renowned Kansas Unit 16, this exceptional 130 acre Barber County hunting property offers everything serious outdoorsmen are looking for in a turnkey recreational tract. Situated along the scenic Medicine River corridor, this property has been thoughtfully developed and is ready to hunt from day one with established food plots, an extensive internal road system, and gated access throughout the property. Known for producing trophy-class whitetail deer, Barber County and Unit 16 have earned a national reputation for outstanding genetics, diverse habitat, and exceptional hunting opportunities. This property supports a thriving population of mature whitetails, abundant Rio Grande turkeys, and even the occasional elk passing through the area, creating a true year-round hunting and recreational experience. The combination of river-bottom habitat, native grasses, timbered draws, and strategically placed food sources provides ideal cover, bedding, and travel corridors for wildlife. Well-maintained trails and roads allow easy access across the property for hunting, habitat management, and recreation in all seasons. Whether you are looking for a premier hunting getaway, weekend retreat, or long-term land investment in one of Kansas' most sought-after hunting regions, this Medicine River property checks all the boxes. Opportunities to own a manageable-size, turnkey hunting property in Barber County's legendary Unit 16 are increasingly rare. This is your chance to own a proven piece of Kansas big buck country. Property details Acreage: 130 acres County and State: Barber County, Kansas Nearest Town: Medicine Lodge, Kansas Location: Kansas Unit 16 along the Medicine River corridor Approximately one-half mile of Medicine River frontage Established food plots Extensive internal road system Gated access throughout the property Well-maintained trails and roads Key features 130 acres located in South Central Kansas Unit 16 Barber County, KS Small acreage with huge hunting potential Roughly a half mile of the Medicine River Strong population of Rio Grande turkey History of trophy whitetail deer Established food plots Thick native grass habitat Rolling hills and draws providing excellent cover Great maintained road access to the property Turnkey hunting property Mature whitetail deer population Abundant Rio Grande turkey hunting Occasional elk sightings River-bottom habitat and timbered draws Every Property Tells a Story. Let LandGuys Tell Yours.

Barber County 211.5 Acres - Nearly 100% Tillable | Class I Pond Creek Soils | Gerlane Rd Located in Barber County, Kansas, this 211.5 acre tract offers nearly 100% tillable farmland with strong soil productivity, excellent access, and a clean, efficient layout. Positioned north of Gerlane Road and west of Cedar Hills Road, this farm is built for both operators and investors looking for high-quality Kansas farm ground. Section 36-T33S-R11W Farmland & FSA Details According to FSA data, the property consists of approximately: 211.5 acres of cropland (nearly 100% tillable) FSA base acres listed below are associated with the parent tract and will be subject to reconstitution upon closing: Wheat base: 221.5 acres | PLC yield: 58 Oats base: 13.1 acres | PLC yield: 27 This tract has a strong production history and is well suited for wheat or a crop rotation program common to the area. Soil Profile The farm is made up predominantly of: Pond Creek silt loam (0-3% slopes) Class I non-irrigated soils NCCPI rating of 67 Prime farmland designation These soils are well-drained, highly productive, and capable of delivering consistent yields. Farms with this soil quality and high tillable percentage are rarely available in Barber County. Access & Efficiency Blacktop frontage on Gerlane Road Easy access for equipment and grain hauling Clean field layout with minimal waste Highly efficient for modern farming operations Investment Highlights Nearly all acres in production Strong soil productivity and yield potential Ideal for owner-operators or investors Long-term income-producing opportunity With nearly every acre in production, top-tier Class I soils, and excellent access, this tract represents a high-quality piece of Barber County farmland that is ready to perform from day one. Contact:Ky Pfleider | Great Plains Land Company580-430-7005

#KS-742 Price: Call for Price 1,367 acres m/l. Barber County Kansas Private Lake Resort Ranch for Sale. LAKE ARROWHEAD at M-BAR RANCH PRIVATE RESORT The M-Bar Ranch story involves four generations of the Meairs family who make up the legacy of this large Central Kansas Ranch in Barber County. Featuring over 66 acres of surface water, this ranch is home to Lake Arrowhead, Barber Countys largest body of water. The land surrounding the lake offers excellent hunting and grazing, and the property boasts over 60 years of history since the lakes completion. The Groundwork for this historic ranch started in the 1950s and took over 6 years of planning. Leo Shoemaker was the construction inspector. Leo explained that it was built under the Resource Conservation and Development (RC&D) Program, the same program used with the McAdoo Dam and Coldwater Dam. Lee Simpson and his son Roger, along with their crew, worked on the construction 5 days a week for 10 months. Lake was completed in 1967 and was named Lake Arrowhead for its shape. The date for the completion of the 1,250-foot-long dam is listed in the United States Dams File as 1968. It took 10 months alone for the dam to be constructed; it is 40 feet at its highest point. Ronda Noland (granddaughter of the patriarch) along with her husband Kevin have been managers of this ranch since 2006. The property is located between Pratt and Medicine Lodge, Kansas 1 hour from Wichita Airport. Property Taxes: 2024 total taxes = $8,627.66 Lake house = $3,135.46 Ranch house = $2,117.34. Ag Land = $3,374.86 Legal Desc: Multiple Legals in Township 30S-12W; Barber County Kansas THIS PROPERTY IS LISTED FOR SALE EXCLUSIVELY BY HUNTING COUNTRY REAL ESTATE AND SHOWN STRICTLY TO PRE-QUALIFIED BUYERS BY APPOINTMENT ONLY. For more information, or to schedule a showing, please contact: Hunting Country Land Broker Mitchell Terrel at 580-732-0504 email inquiries to info"at"huntingcountry.net

189 Acres with Turnkey Hunting Camp, Live Water, and Alfalfa | Barber County, Kansas Located in renowned Barber County, Kansas, this exceptional 189 acre property offers a rare combination of premier hunting, productive farmland, live water, and turnkey improvements. With approximately 100 acres of established alfalfa, abundant wildlife habitat, and a comfortable three-bedroom home, this farm is well suited for recreation, investment, or full-time rural living. Turkey Creek winds through the center of the property, while the Medicine River forms the southern boundary. These two live water sources, combined with mature timber, productive fields, and quality cover, create outstanding habitat for trophy whitetails, Rio Grande turkeys, and other native wildlife. The property is located in Kansas Deer Management Unit 16, an area known for quality hunting opportunities. The 1,536-square-foot home was installed new in 2022 and includes three bedrooms, two bathrooms, central heating and air conditioning, rural water, and high-speed internet. The home is anchored to a concrete pad, and the crawl space is insulated with closed-cell foam. A covered 12-by-30-foot deck features cedar beams, Trex decking, ceiling fans, and an outdoor television. A 25-gallon-per-minute water well with a variable-speed pump supplies the irrigated lawn. The 30-by-50-foot insulated shop includes concrete floors, three roll-up doors, propane heat, a wood-burning stove, exceptional lighting, and wiring for a welder and air compressor. An additional enclosed 12-by-30-foot area includes a roll-up door and a walk-in cooler large enough to hang multiple deer. Property details 189 total acres Barber County, Kansas Nearest town: Sun City, Kansas Approximately 100 acres of established alfalfa Three-bedroom, two-bathroom home Approximately 1,536 square feet Home installed new in 2022 30-by-50-foot insulated shop Additional 12-by-30-foot enclosed shop area Turkey Creek and Medicine River frontage Key features Turnkey Barber County hunting property Exceptional whitetail deer hunting Rio Grande turkey hunting opportunities Located in Kansas Unit 16 Turkey Creek crosses the property Medicine River along the southern boundary Approximately 100 established alfalfa acres Year-round live water and mature timber Three-bedroom hunting camp or rural home Rural water and high-speed internet Covered Trex deck with outdoor television Insulated shop with concrete floors Propane and wood-burning shop heat Walk-in cooler for harvested game Irrigated lawn with high-capacity water well Every Property Tells a StoryTM. Let LandGuys Tell Yours.