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Positioned at the end of a quiet dead-end road just outside Yates Center sits a rare 160-acre Kansas gem, an ideal blend of income-producing acres, quality water features, and the kind of native habitat trophy whitetails dream about.
West Buffalo Creek winds gracefully through the heart of the farm, providing most of the year-round water, travel corridors, and some of the most naturally rich wildlife habitat in the county. Along the creek you’ll find mature cover, timber pockets, and secluded pinch-points that make this farm hunt far bigger than its footprint.
Approximately 53 acres of productive tillable ground offer annual return and the ability to plant strategic food sources for wildlife. The balance of the farm is a mix of rolling grass hills, two ponds, and mixed pasture—creating the perfect combination of bedding, water, and forage. The topography is simply stunning, with high points offering views that stretch for miles across the Woodson County countryside.
Access is ideal—private, secure, and quiet at the end of a dead-end road. Properties with this level of seclusion and natural diversity rarely come to market.
Whether you’re seeking a proven hunting farm, a scenic Kansas getaway, or a sound land investment, this one checks every box. And importantly, the property qualifies for two non-resident deer tags, making it a standout opportunity for serious out-of-state hunters.
If you’re looking for that perfect blend of beauty, income, water, and world-class habitat—this Woodson County 160 is one you’ll want to walk soon. Call or text listing agent Andrew Kattenberg at 620-313-0783 to tour the property.
160 Acres – Located in Woodson County near Yates Center
West Buffalo Creek – Year-round water and excellent wildlife habitat
53 Tillable Acres – Income-producing or ideal for food plots
Two Ponds – Additional water sources for livestock and wildlife
Rolling Grass Hills – Scenic views that stretch for miles
End-of-Road Privacy – Quiet, secure access with no through traffic
Excellent Hunting – Natural funnels, bedding cover, and diverse habitat. Deer and turkey
Two Non-Resident Deer Tags – Property qualifies for two deer tags annually
Diverse Land Mix – Creek bottom, pasture, timber pockets, and tillable
Investment Opportunity – Strong combination of income and recreation
Turnkey Potential – Ready for stands, blinds, and strategic food plots
