Trophy Tillable at Table Rock Creek

Property Description

Situated on Deer Drive in Lincoln County is 138 +/- acres ready for your tree stand. This tract is defined by Table Rock Creek and the Kansas & Oklahoma Railroad connecting Salina to Osborne, Kansas. There are approximately 19 acres of mature timber lining the creek, with excellent stands of cottonwood, elm, hackberry, and walnut. This travel corridor is a magnet for wildlife in the rolling prairie. Deer and turkey call this tract home along with pheasants and quail. This area of Central Kansas is known for producing mature bucks with below-average hunting pressure and above-average genetics - deer have a chance to mature to their full potential. The thriving turkey population is a great added bonus and makes for some springtime excitement. The railroad acts as the perfect screen, built up to escape the floodplain of the creek. The levee acts as a wall, keeping the back fields very quiet and out of sight. The wide railroad right-of-way is thick with brush and tall grasses, creating extra habitat for wildlife and holding power that you don’t have to maintain, don’t pay taxes on, and no one can hunt. The deer herd from miles around spends its time back here behind the tracks, especially during hunting season when it's time to chase and fight. This is a sure-fire spot to hang a stand and spend some days in November. Develop the property with some food plots in the nooks and crannies of the serpentine creek and strategic box stands for different winds. The deer have plenty to eat already, with good summer browse and lots of fertile tillable land that provides seasonal waste grain.

The tillable cropland is comprised primarily of Upland Harney Silt Loam and Bottomland Tobin Silt Loam. These very deep soils were deposited by wind and Silty floodplain alluvium. They are well-drained, dark, and fertile. They have moderately slow permeability and a high water-holding capacity. These characteristics lead to consistently high yields, especially for wheat and milo. The farm is currently planted to grain sorghum and is subject to tenants' rights to harvest. The property is to be surveyed into approximately 138 +/- acres.

Don’t miss the opportunity to add a high-performing tillable farm to your operation or buy your landowner tag over-the-counter and hunt trophy bucks on your income-producing asset. For more information and to schedule a tour, contact the Listing Agent, Sean Thomas, at (620) 712-2775.