Central Kansas Habitat Refuge
Just a short drive from Salina is 155 +/- acres of income-producing recreational land. This tract is put together nicely for the outdoor enthusiast with timber, native grass, and cropland. This combination of secluded habitat contributes to a flourishing population of deer, turkey, pheasants, and quail. At the heart of the property is 40 acres of hardwood timber. This oasis provides the privacy mature bucks and turkeys crave. Opportunities for blind setups and food plots are endless. The foundation of the property is made up entirely of Silty Clay Loam Tillable soil. This means that the new owner can enjoy successful plantings for years to come. Cash crops, hunting food plot mixes, and all tree varieties will thrive. Currently, 94 acres are enrolled in the Conservation Reserve Program consisting of thick native grass. Big Bluestem and Indian Grass create daytime beds for resting deer. Th...
Just a short drive from Salina is 155 +/- acres of income-producing recreational land. This tract is put together nicely for the outdoor enthusiast with timber, native grass, and cropland. This combination of secluded habitat contributes to a flourishing population of deer, turkey, pheasants, and quail. At the heart of the property is 40 acres of hardwood timber. This oasis provides the privacy mature bucks and turkeys crave. Opportunities for blind setups and food plots are endless. The foundation of the property is made up entirely of Silty Clay Loam Tillable soil. This means that the new owner can enjoy successful plantings for years to come. Cash crops, hunting food plot mixes, and all tree varieties will thrive. Currently, 94 acres are enrolled in the Conservation Reserve Program consisting of thick native grass. Big Bluestem and Indian Grass create daytime beds for resting deer. These tillable fields with terraces intact, generate $4,387 per year from CRP. The grass is chock-full of roosters and coveys of quail. This income-generating habitat next to the woodlot is hard to beat. There are multiple seasonal creeks that drain the property, lined with towering cottonwood trees. This edge habitat keeps game populations thriving. On the southern end of the property are 10 acres of open cropland currently in brome hay production providing an additional income stream or future development. Also in this area is an abandoned stock well with a small watering pond. In the woods, there is a campsite". This area is partially cleared of trees. It includes a water well with a hydrant, a weather-tight storage container, and a target shooting area. This is the perfect getaway to make outdoor memories. Opportunities like this don't become available often in Saline County. Contact the Listing Agent Sean Thomas for disclosures and to schedule a showing at (620) 712-2775.
Property Features
-Excellent deer hunting
-Thriving turkey population
-Abundant pheasants & quail
-Harwood timber
-Native grass praire
-Water well and pond site
-Storage site
-Fertile soils
-Hay production
-Income producing
-13 miles to Salina/ I-135
-6 miles to Gypsum
-12 miles to Solomon/ I-70
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From I-135 in Salina exit 88 Water Well Rd. Travel East on Water Well Rd for 13 miles miles. Turn Right and Head South on Amos Rd. Property will be on your left, east side of road.
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