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Located in Burnt Cabins, Pennsylvania on the border of Fulton and Huntingdon Counties, this 172-acre recreational tract has been thoughtfully developed into a well-managed hunting property. Originally purchased as a timber-only tract, the current owner implemented a professional habitat management plan with a focus on improving the land for whitetail deer and other native wildlife.
A series of strategically placed food plots, clear cuts, and designated bedding areas have been established to support long-term habitat health and wildlife attraction. Over 60 chestnut trees, along with additional plantings of persimmon and pear trees, add valuable mast production to support wildlife nutrition and seasonal variety.
One of the defining features of this property is its established infrastructure. A trail system loops throughout the land, allowing for efficient, low-impact access to hunting areas. All entry points are gated. A screening barrier of Miscanthus and switchgrass has been planted along the entry corridor to reduce visibility and allow hunters to move throughout the property with minimal disturbance.
Included in the sale are five elevated hunting blinds, multiple ladder and hang-on treestands, and a camper that sleeps six or more. These features make it easy to begin utilizing the property immediately for hunting and recreation. The seller has also established both perennial and annual food plots across the land, providing the next owner with the option to replant and customize for the upcoming deer season.
The property shares a boundary with state game lands, but due to limited access by public road, this adjacent area is only accessible via hiking trail. This remote positioning enhances the sense of privacy and limits outside hunting pressure.
Located along the I-76 Turnpike corridor, the property offers both convenience and strategic hunting benefits. The sound of highway traffic acts as natural ambient cover, helping to mask movement and sound during hunting activities. Additionally, the layout of the terrain and wind patterns support effective thermal movement, and stand locations have been selected with these conditions in mind.
Despite the remote, wooded nature of the property, cell phone service is available throughout most areas of the tract. This allows for consistent communication and remote monitoring of cellular trail cameras.
This land has been under active habitat management for three years and is well-positioned for continued stewardship and recreational enjoyment.
