00000 E Campbell New Cambria, KS 67470

Listing details for 00000 E Campbell, New Cambria, KS 67470 : Given the great location, easy access, and loads of quality habitat on this property, it deserves your attention! 105 acres of deer, turkey, and duck hunting right in the heartland of Central Kansas. Located in Saline County, this tract is near the town of New Cambria and just 10 minutes east of Salina. 20 acres of crop production provides annual return on investment and creates a destination feeding area for deer and other critters. Two ridge tops composed of native grasses and forbs make up roughly half of the remaining 85 acres while bands of thick, mature timber blanket the remainder of the ground. Over 50 feet of elevation change can be found throughout the property with rolling hills, deep drainages, and upland ridges overlooking the timber. The wildlife habitat on this property is the best in the neighborhood and sure to hold trophy whitetail bucks! Whitetail deer, wild turkeys, and bobwhite quail can all be found on this tract through the entire year. On the last trip to the property a flock of turkeys with poults was seen bugging along the edge of the soybean field. Bobwhite whistles echoed from the thick native grasses in the morning and deer sign was littered all over the land. With the presence of three ponds, all of which having aquatic vegetation growing in them i.e. duck food, it is easy to imagine shooting a limit of dabblers in the fall. A wonderful mix of habitat types ranging from open grasslands, dense redcedar thickets, mature hardwood creek drainages, and crop ground creates a property that holds everything wildlife need to thrive all year long. With the addition of some strategically placed food plots and tree stands, the hunting on this farm will go from good to great! This property is located in Deer Management Unit 8. Trail cameras are currently running on the property and wildlife pictures will be updated as they become available. With proper management and strategic hunting, this farm will provide the possibility of harvesting a mature whitetail buck year after year.