Hodgeman County
Sawlog Junction 315
Spearville Road, Lot#WP001 Hanston, KS 67849
Description
The Sawlog Junction 315 in Hodgeman County, Kansas, is an exceptional 315-acre property offering a rare blend of fertile cropland and world-class hunting habitat. The east half of the farm is uniquely defined by the convergence of two branches of Sawlog Creek, creating an incredible creek bottom environment complete with live water and abundant tree cover. Natural springs feed the creek bottom, creating a year round water source and lush vegetation that attracts and sustains a healthy deer and turkey population, evidenced by endless deer sign throughout the property, dozens of deer sightings, large flocks of turkeys, and multiple shed antlers found throughout the property on a recent visit.
The farm’s highly productive cropland is composed primarily of Class II and III silt loam soils, providing excellent opportunities for strong agricultural yields without compromising outstanding hunting prospects. A large flock of Rio Grande turkeys calls this property home, with several impressive toms regularly strutting through the fields, enhancing the already dynamic wildlife experience.
Hunters will appreciate the endless possibilities for strategic treestand placements along the meandering creek, as well as great potential setups for tower blinds overlooking the expansive cropfields, making this farm a trophy hunter’s dream. With convenient access directly off the main county road, Sawlog Junction 315 combines ease of entry with seclusion and unparalleled hunting and farming versatility. This is truly an exceptional opportunity to own a premier cropland and hunting habitat combination in the heart of Hodgeman County, KS.
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- 7± miles South of Hanston, KS on the Sawlog Creek
- Two branches of the Sawlog Creek converge on the East ½ of the property
- Incredible creek bottom hunting habitat with live water and excellent tree cover
- Live springs in the creek bottom
- Tons of deer sign, multiple shed antlers found, and several deer living on the farm
- 276± acres of fertile cropland featuring mostly Class II and III silt loam soil
- Large flock of Rio Grande turkeys living on the property. Several large toms strutting in the fields
- Endless potential locations for treestands along the creek and tower blinds overlooking the cropfields
- Excellent cropland and hunting habitat combo farm
- Great access from main county road
- All of Sellers mineral rights included with the property
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