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Tucked away in the heart of Kansas whitetail country, this 70± acre farm combines trophy deer potential, diverse habitat, water, and income production — all in one highly desirable package. With limited hunting pressure and access off a quiet country road, Chetopa Creek Farm offers both a sanctuary for wildlife and a peaceful retreat for its next owner.
Private & Low-Profile Access
Situated along a seldom-traveled dirt road, the property allows discreet entry from the south and east. This setup makes stand access easy to manage while keeping hunters undetected on the most important winds.
Creeks & Wildlife Corridors
A seasonal creek meanders through the property, creating a natural funnel for deer movement. The north boundary is defined by Chetopa Creek, providing a steady water source and drawing wildlife year-round.
Varied Terrain with Strategic Setups
Rolling topography creates pinch points, travel routes, and ideal stand locations that make the property hunt much larger than its acreage.
Balanced Mix of Timber & Tillable
Roughly half the farm is timber and half is tillable ground, blending food, cover, and edge habitat — the perfect recipe for attracting and holding mature whitetails.
Hidden Bedding & Food Plot Potential
In the middle of the property lies a 2-acre grass field, ideal for deer bedding and seclusion. With minimal effort, it could also be transformed into a hidden food plot to further enhance hunting opportunities.
Income & Food Source
The tillable acres are currently planted in soybeans, serving as both a steady food source for deer and turkeys as well as an annual income stream for the landowner.
This property has all the elements needed to consistently produce mature Kansas whitetails: genetics, cover, food, and water. Large cottonwoods along the creek also provide prime turkey roosts, making this an outstanding all-around hunting property.
Beyond its hunting appeal, Chetopa Creek Farm provides a stunning location for a home or hunting cabin. With scenic views, rolling ground, and the sound of water flowing through the creek, it’s the perfect place to build a retreat and enjoy the Kansas countryside.
If you’ve been waiting for a property that checks every box — privacy, water, habitat diversity, income potential, and building opportunities — this is it.
Location: Wilson County, Southeast Kansas
Acreage: 70± Acres
Call today to schedule your private tour of Chetopa Creek Farm.
