Rooks County, Kansas Land For Sale (12 results)

Offering 187 acres of turn-key hunting land, this property, located along Spring Creek in Rooks County, KS, is a trophy whitetail hunters dream farm nestled just under 4 miles south of the Solomon River and Webster Lake. Winding over a mile through the property is the heavily wooded Spring Creek, creating an exceptional natural corridor for trophy deer, turkeys, and upland game, creating unmatched hunting opportunities in an area with a rich history of excellent upland and trophy game hunting. This property is highlighted by top-tier whitetail habitat defined by hundreds of towering cottonwoods, mature cedars, and lush terrain known for producing Boone & Crockett caliber bucks, with a strong history of trophy whitetail deer genetics in the direct area. Complemented by more than 28 acres of productive cropland and maintained food plots, this Spring Creek 187 acres is a magnet for trophy deer and upland game. Multiple large feeders and elevated hunting blinds are strategically positioned across the property, allowing hunters to capitalize on deer movement and providing excellent vantage points including rocky bluffs east of the creek bed, perfect for firearms season. The creek bottom features tall grasses that support abundant upland birds, while countless turkey roost trees lining the creek ensure outstanding Rio Grande turkey hunting opportunities as well. Additional property highlights include a small pond site on the south end, a strong perimeter fence with gated access via S Road, and 100% mineral rights included. For hunters seeking a mature, diverse Kansas hunting landscape with exceptional trophy whitetail and turkey hunting opportunities, Spring Creek Bend delivers unmatched quality, seclusion, and longstanding hunting tradition. Dont miss your chance to own this trophy-class property in Northwest Kansas!

Located just outside of Stockton, Kansas, this 34.12 +/- acre tract offers a great opportunity to own a piece of Kansas dirt in an area known for producing big whitetails. Situated along the Solomon River, the property provides a combination of habitat, open ground, and shelter for wildlife. The property features approximately 12 +/- acres of open field that could be planted to alfalfa, along with two established shelterbelts that provide excellent cover and habitat for wildlife. The combination of river-bottom surroundings, food potential, and cover makes this a tract with plenty of recreational appeal. Whether you're looking to add acreage to increase your opportunity for a landowner tag, wanting a small hunting property, or simply looking for a place to call your own, this tract is worth a look. Affordable acreage along the Solomon River doesn't come available every day--take a look at this one while it's available! Mineral rights are included. Contact Wyatt Schumacher at (785) 408-2973 for more information. Property Features -4 miles from Stockton -Whitetail deer hunting -Upland Bird Hunting -Turkey hunting -12 +/- acre plot -River bottom -2 established shelterbelts -Mineral rights -Small acreage

Located less than 3 miles southwest of Natoma, Kansas, this 150.60-acre farm is situated in one of the premier trophy whitetail deer areas in all of North Central and Northwest Kansas. Known locally as a magnet for trophy bucks, this property has a track record of producing Boone and Crockett whitetail deer, perhaps better than any farm weve stepped foot on in this part of the state. Whitetail deer ranging anywhere from 180 to 200+ inches have been harvested from this farm over the past several years, with notable harvests occurring during early September muzzleloader season and the late firearms season in recent years. The farm features approximately 139.15 acres of fertile tillable cropland, presently in wheat stubble. The rolling cropland is composed of highly productive soils, including Harney silt loam, Harney-Menlo complex, and Uly silt loam, totaling nearly 99% Class II and III soils. This prime cropland supports a variety of high-yield crops typical to the region, such as wheat, milo, corn, and soybeans. In addition to the productive cropland, roughly 11 acres of thick wooded draws and dense thickets provide excellent bedding habitat and natural tree lines perfectly suited for archery treestand placements. The property boasts outstanding vantage points overlooking bottom croplands to the north, offering strategic setup locations for both early and late gun seasons. The surrounding area is renowned for healthy deer populations and quality, sustained by neighboring farms practicing quality deer management that promotes a healthy age structure and exceptional Boone and Crockett geneticsmaking this location nearly unrivaled across the state. Beyond deer hunting, this scenic area of Rooks County offers excellent upland bird hunting opportunities with robust populations of quail and pheasants, as well as very high numbers of Rio Grande turkeys. Access to the property is convenient via CC Road, and it lies just 1 miles south of Paradise Creek, further enhancing its appeal to outdoors enthusiasts. This farm presents a rare opportunity to own quality trophy whitetail hunting land combined with productive cropland in a highly sought-after Kansas hunting corridor. Contact the listing agents today before this opportunity passes you by!

Here is your opportunity to own a Kansas combination farm at its finest. Hunting, cultivation, pasture, lodging: It’s all here. This property offers 473+/- total acres just minutes south of Woodston, Kansas offering a fine mixture of upland and bottom ground acreage. The property consists of 140+/- acres of productive cropland, 311.79+/- acres of grassland, and the remaining 21+/- acres are made up of a farmstead and creek bedthat feeds into Medicine Creek. Truly a hunting paradise created by the opportunity this acreage offers. The quality bottom ground features dense timber along the creek bed offering potential for great hunting. The property offers many improvements including a 3 bed/1 Bath home, a 120x50 steel frame implement building, a 38x35 Barn, grain bins, multiple pens, a detached garage, and other storage buildings. This property is serviced primarily by a water well and ponds.

Located just 8 miles northwest of Stockton, Kansas, and only 5 miles north of the Webster Lake dam, this impressive 158-acre property offers prime hunting land with a blend of excellent habitat and productive cropland. Featuring nearly 26 acres of tillable ground, the acreage provides a steady income source while also producing abundant food to attract and sustain a thriving wildlife population. Known as a trophy whitetail deer area, this farm was heavily used by deer last fall, as evidenced by fresh buck sign throughout the acreage. Springs run through the land, feeding a small pond, creating a reliable water source that supports a variety of wildlife, including whitetail deer, turkeys, upland birds, and waterfowl frequently observed on the property. Large deer rubs and scrapes are plentiful, and the terrain offers multiple elevated vantage points that overlook Ash Creek, providing outstanding opportunities for hunting and scouting. The farm also boasts excellent quail habitat, with recent visits confirming multiple large coveys throughout the farm. Mature trees scattered across the property enhance the hunting experience by offering numerous ideal locations for archery treestands. Additionally, the sale includes 100% of the mineral rights, adding potential long-term value to this exceptional Kansas hunting and investment property. Contact the listing agents today to check this farm out before its too late!

Midwest Land Group is proud to bring another quality offering in northern Rooks County to the market! This half-section can be purchased all together or in individual quarter-sections. This region of the state offers tremendous hunting, farming, and ranching value. There is a total of 103 +/- cropland acres with a NCCPI rating of 68.2 currently planted to a good-looking milo sorghum crop. The waterways are wall-to-wall reeds providing unmatched cover for whitetails and upland birds. This region is known for producing great whitetail deer, and this property has produced consistently over the years. Pheasants, quail, and prairie chickens all frequent this property. The remaining acreage is characterized by rolling grassland and scattered trees and shrubs. This property would qualify for up to 3 non-resident Hunt Your Own Land permits. Located on either end of the entire parcel are old farmsteads providing convenient build sites with utilities just off the county road, making this a perfect offering for homesteaders looking for a county build site. The water sources on this property are several ponds, water wells, and a rural water tap. Seller's mineral rights are believed to be intact and included. Possession is immediate on all non-crop acres with possession on cropland acres after harvest. Whether you're a farmer, investor, hunter, or homesteader, this listing has something for you. Contact the Listing Agent today! Property Features -312 +/- acres -Rooks County, KS -103 +/- cropland acres planted to milo -NCCPI rating of 68.2 -Whitetail deer hunting -Hunting -Upland bird hunting -Reeds, trees and shrubs -Mineral rights included -Water well, rural water, and ponds -Mineral rights included -Multiple home sites -3 Kansas Hunt Your Own Land Permits

We are excited to present this nearly 400-acre spread of premier hunting land and productive cropland, perfectly suited for the avid outdoorsman, ag operator, or investor. This exceptional property features 288.51 acres of cropland, 41 acres of CRP, and approximately 67 acres of native grassland, now richly overgrown with trees and thickets, creating an outstanding trophy-hunting habitat in one of the best all-around hunting areas in all of NW Kansas. Just a few miles north of the Saline River, the land lies in a renowned area for trophy whitetail deer and turkeys, and this property has the cover to hold them and the food to feed them. The property also offers excellent quail and pheasant habitat, with tall CRP centrally located to serve as prime deer bedding and excellent cover for pheasants. Archery hunters will appreciate the ideal treestand opportunities along the bordering cropfields. Access is very good and reliable, with rock county roads on three sides. The native grasses in the pasture support robust quail populations. The silt loam soils within the cropland acres will support productive crop production from the property. Current crops include 50 acres of soybeans in the northeast corner, 82.30 acres of feed west of the CRP and tree cover, and 143.57 acres of milo planted in the southwest quarter. A water well and electric meter are centrally located for convenience. The cropland also draws excellent pheasant activity in the southwest quarter, and multiple tree lines outside the main cover provide additional treestand setup opportunities. Mineral rights owned by the seller are included with the real estate purchase. Its also important to note the Sellers are open to splitting the farmcontact agents for details. This unique blend of trophy hunting habitat and quality farmland is a rare opportunity you dont want to miss. Contact the listing agents today to get your boots on this property before the fall hunting season!!!

Located just 5 miles south of the Kirwin National Wildlife Refuge and situated along a secluded, low-traffic country road, this exceptional hunting property offers the perfect blend of timber, cropland, and tall CRP and native grasses. Spread across gently rolling terrain, the farm is situated within a proven trophy whitetail area abundant with cover and food sources in every direction, making this small hunting farm ideal for harvesting mature, trophy deer each Fall. Large trees, thick ground cover, and rolling terrain benefit this property for both archery and firearms deer hunting. Excellent whitetail sign is evident throughout the property, including several early-season buck rubs and dozens of deer trails. In the northeast corner, a 5-acre block of timber creates a terrific main hunting setup, consisting of a mix of tall native grasses, cedars, hardwoods, and thick brush, with large hedge trees lining the roadways to provide ideal edges for scrape lines. Along the eastern boundary, 10-12-foot-tall cane and grass stand as a natural privacy screen, blocking views into the farm. Over 38 acres of productive tillable land are currently planted in grain sorghum (milo), complemented by 13+ acres of CRP grasslands occupying terrace channels and draws, creating excellent habitat diversity. The south end features another stretch of tall trees surrounded by native grass, with numerous deer trails clearly visible in aerial drone images. Upland bird hunters will be satisfied with the quail and pheasant numbers in this area, as evidenced by the quail and pheasants observed and heard on the property recently. A few large cottonwoods in the north-central section provide ideal treestand locations overlooking a small cropfield, perfect for hunting setups. The extensive CRP strips also offer fantastic opportunities for upland bird hunting. Located just 9 miles northeast of Stockton, Kansas, this property combines privacy, diverse habitat, and proven game patterns to offer an outstanding hunting and outdoor experience. Contact the listing agents today for more information on this awesome hunting farm, or to schedule your private tour ASAP!

Hammer farms is a 1,144 acre farm and ranch in Rooks County, Kansas, features 879 dryland acres in a wheat and milo rotation with the balance in grassland. With two ponds, draws, and scattered trees, it offers both strong ag production and excellent wildlife habitat. Located just north of Woodston, it combines crop income, grazing potential, and recreational appeal. Land The property includes 1,144 acres, with 879 acres of productive dryland currently farmed in a wheat and milo rotation. These acres provide strong yield potential while maintaining soil health. The remaining acreage consists of native grassland well-suited for seasonal grazing. Two ponds, natural draws, and scattered trees add functionality and habitat diversity. These features provide reliable water sources for livestock, aid drainage, and attract wildlife. The balance of cropland and grassland makes this tract a versatile investment for producers and landowners. Recreation The mix of cropland, grassland, tree cover, and ponds creates outstanding recreational value. The property supports healthy populations of whitetail deer, turkey, and upland game birds, making it ideal for hunting. Ponds also draw waterfowl, further enhancing wildlife opportunities. Region & Climate Rooks County, Kansas, offers a climate well-suited for farming and ranching. Summers are warm to hot, winters are cold but manageable, and annual precipitation averages 25 inches, with most falling in late spring and early summer. Snowfall is moderate, while fall is typically dry and mild, favoring harvest and outdoor activity. Location Located just a few miles north of Woodston, Kansas, this property sits in a rural setting. Stockton, the Rooks County seat, is about 10 miles west, while Plainville lies 25 miles southwest. Hays, the largest city in the region, is 50 miles south and offers full services including healthcare, shopping, and Fort Hays State University. Outdoor recreation is nearby at Webster State Park, and Kirwin National Wildlife Refuge is just 16 miles north.

Grass and Dryland For Sale! – Great opportunity to own a nice 629+/- combination farm in Rooks County, KS. This farm is located northwest of Stockton, KS and offers 263+/- productive cropland acres and 365+/- pasture acres. The cropland is mostly level with a majority of Holdrege silt loam soils. Several water sources and decent fences make this pasture an attractive tract to add to your cow/calf operation. Don’t wait, call Clayton Esslinger or Jeff Moon today for more information. This farm would make a great addition to any operation or investment land portfolio. Legal Description: SE1/4 Section 8, T6S, R19W; E1/2 Section 17, T6S, R19W; NE1/4 Section 20, T6S, R19W all in Rooks County, KS Property Taxes (2025): $2,664 Total Acres (per assessor): 629.06+/- - Grassland Acres: 365.41+/- - Dryland Acres: 263.65+/- FSA Information - - North Farm - Total Cropland Acres: 108.38 - Wheat: 70 Base Acres – 36 PLC Yield - Grain Sorghum: 12.3 Base Acres – 50 PLC Yield - Total Base Acres: 82.3 - - South Farm - Total Cropland Acres: 151.21 - Wheat: 97.4 Base Acres – 36 PLC Yield - Grain Sorghum: 17.1 Base Acres – 50 PLC Yield - Total Base Acres: 114.50 Water Sources & Equipment: Water sources for the pasture are a dam and solar powered well. Well equipment and solar panel are owned by the tenant. *Pasture lease ends March 1, 2027. Cropland lease ends at the conclusion of harvest 2027 or August 1, 2027 – whichever is earlier. *All mineral rights owned by the seller, if any, convey to the buyer.

Welcome to 215 S Oak in Damar, Kansas! This immaculate 4-bedroom, 2-bath home sits on several well-landscaped acres at the south edge of town. Move-in ready inside and out, it features updated finishes, abundant natural light, and stunning country views. A remodeled guest home, multiple outbuildings, and mature landscaping complete this rare small-town property. Land Located on the south edge of Damar, this 1.83+/- acre property offers peaceful country living with the convenience of being near town. The grounds have been thoughtfully planted and nurtured with over 50 species of trees, shrubs, and plants, creating a beautifully diverse landscape. Improvements The primary home is a spotless 4-bedroom, 2-bath residence showcasing an open living concept and gorgeous hardwood floors. Natural light floods the space through oversized Anderson windows. The kitchen features granite countertops, tiled backsplash, custom white cabinets with pull-out drawers, under-cabinet lighting, and newer white appliances. Next to the main living area are two bedrooms and a large bathroom with a double-sink vanity and ample storage. Upstairs includes a spacious landing, two additional large bedrooms with walk-in closets, and several storage areas. Off the kitchen is a bright sunroom currently used as an office and laundry area, offering extra storage and access to the basement. The basement includes a large family room, bathroom, utility room, separate storage area with shelving, sump pump, gas heating stove, water softener, and a 10-year-old furnace. A whole-house generator provides backup power. Outside, a brick patio connects to the south side of the home, offering stunning sunset views. The property also includes a fully remodeled 2-bedroom manufactured home used as a successful Airbnb. It features an oversized bathroom, full laundry area, living room, dining area, and functional kitchen. All appliances and furniture stay, providing a turnkey income opportunity. Outbuildings include a 1624 one-car garage, 1832 heated and cement-floored tool shop, 1412 tool shed, and 77 garden shed each in excellent condition and ready for use. Region & Climate Damar, Kansas, experiences a moderate climate typical of Central Kansas. Summers are warm to hot, with daytime temperatures often reaching the upper 80s and low 90s, while nighttime lows fall into the 60s. Winters are colder, with daytime highs usually in the 30s to 40s, and nighttime lows dropping into the 10s and 20s. Spring and fall are transitional seasons with moderate temperatures and shifting weather patterns. Spring tends to be wet and stormy, while fall is typically dry and mild, making it a favorite season for outdoor activities and harvests. The area receives an average of 25 inches of precipitation annually, most of which falls during the late spring and early summer months. Snowfall is light to moderate in the winter. Location The property is located on the south edge of Damar, a small rural town located in Rooks County in north-central Kansas. It is also just a half mile from blacktop with highway 18. Damar lies along U. S. Highway 18, offering a peaceful setting surrounded by farmland and prairie. The town is approximately 23 miles west of Stockton, the county seat of Rooks County, which offers local services and amenities. To the east, Plainville is about 20miles away, providing additional shopping, healthcare, and educational facilities. Hays is a major hub in northwestern Kansas, is located about 45miles southeast of Damar. Hays is home to Fort Hays State University and Hays Medical Center, and is the largest city in the region. It features a wide variety of shopping centers, restaurants, coffee shops, entertainment options, making it a popular spot for weekend trips, errands, and social outings. Hill City, another nearby community, lies about 16 miles west of Damar. In terms of natural and recreational attractions: Webster State Park, a popular spot for fishing, boating, hiking, and camping, is located about 14 miles east of Damar near Stockton. Kirwin National Wildlife Refuge, known for its birdwatching and scenic prairie views, is around 50miles northeast.

The live auction will be held on Tuesday, October 27, 2026, at 11:00 AM, at the McKenna Youth & Activity Center, 311 Main St, Palco, KS 67657. Online bidding will begin on Wednesday, October 21, 2026, at 8:00 AM and close at the end of the live event. The Palma Pittman IRR Trust is offering for sale two high-quality agricultural properties located in Rooks County, Kansas. Both tracts convey 100% of the surface rights to the buyer and present an excellent opportunity for investment, recreation, or expansion of existing cropland portfolios. Property DirectionsFrom Palco, Kansas, travel 3 miles east on Highway 18. Turn north onto 7th Road and continue for 4 miles. Tract 1 is located on the east side of the road, and Tract 2 is located on the west side of the road.