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If you've been searching for a Kansas farm with the ingredients to consistently produce mature whitetails, this 119.2 +/- acre Osage County property deserves your attention. A winding creek creates a natural travel corridor, connecting thick native bedding cover with productive crop fields that provide a dependable food source throughout the season. The layout naturally funnels deer movement, offering multiple stand locations for predictable buck travel. Trail cameras have captured quality velvet bucks, demonstrating the caliber of deer using the farm. The habitat offers everything serious hunters look for—secure bedding cover, abundant food, reliable water, and the seclusion mature bucks need to reach older age classes. Whether you're hunting early season, the Kansas rut, or late season, this farm is set up to hunt effectively. You will quickly see there are perfect spots along the timber that are set up naturally awaiting a food plot and your favorite blind. Wildlife doesn't stop with trophy whitetails. I have personally seen turkey and coveys of quail while out on the property. Approximately 80 +/- acres of quality tillable ground provide dependable annual income while supporting the deer herd through a productive corn and soybean rotation. The tillable acreage has been well maintained through years of thoughtful management by the owner and current tenant farmer. The tenant has expressed interest in continuing beyond the 2026 crop year, providing a smooth transition and immediate income for the next owner. Whether you're looking for a trophy whitetail farm, a weekend hunting retreat, or an investment property that pays while you hunt, this Osage County farm offers an outstanding combination of proven habitat, recreational opportunity, and dependable farm income.
- Directions
- West from Quenemo, North on South Croco Road
- Subdivision
- None
- City
- Quenemo
- County
- Osage, KS
- Property Type
- Farm / Unimproved Land
- Listing Updated
- Jul 21, 2026 at 6:07pm
- MLS Number
- 2632810
- Property Tax
- $608
- Zoning
- $A
- Home Owners Association
- No
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