Just North of Salina is 152+/- acres of premium recreational property. This property has the perfect balance of brushy bedding cover, tillable food sources and mature timber. The farm has been known to produce world-class whitetail. The intersection of major travel corridors at the low lying center of the farm make for every deer hunters dream. In early November there are few better locations in the State to spend the day in a tree stand. This tract would also make a spectacular build-site. There is already electric service ran to the center of the farm where an 1971 Quonset Building sits. This area is up out of the flood plain and would make a spectacular place to build a custom home. A short drive to Salina, a micropolitan City with good jobs and a thriving quality of life. There is also a 6” Rural Water Mainline along Humbargar Road on the south road. Imagine looking at the kitchen window to fields full of deer and turkey. The farm has quality tillable fields broken into 4 separate FSA fields. There is 110 acres of broke ground with a weighted average soil score of 62 NCCPI. The layout of the farm is what makes this such a productive hunting property. There is roughly 42 acres of mature timber and an overgrown pasture. This is prime habitat. Sanctuary area, heavily traveled corridors, built-in food plot nooks. Elevation changes that obscure sightline and make it feel bigger than it is. The recipe for growing and harvesting big deer, ready to go.