0 Saint John Rd, Slippery Rock, PA 16057

This 73.81± acre Butler County property is as turnkey as they come and truly ready to hunt from day one. Thoughtfully designed with the serious outdoorsman in mind, the farm offers a well-planned internal road system that provides efficient, low-impact access throughout the property. These roads make it easy to reach food plots, stand locations, and key areas of the farm while maintaining smart entry and exit routes for varying wind directions and hunting pressure. The land features a strong and diverse mix of cover paired with established food sources, creating exceptional habitat and year-round holding power for wildlife. Thick bedding cover, travel corridors, and edge habitat combine to support healthy deer movement and consistent activity across the property. Multiple strategically placed food plots are located in key areas to maximize daylight movement and provide flexible hunting opportunities throughout the entire season. These plots are positioned to allow multiple stand setups, giving hunters the ability to adjust based on wind, weather, and time of year. The property is situated in a quiet, out-of-the-way setting-exactly the type of location mature bucks need to reach age and thrive. Limited surrounding pressure and a strong habitat foundation make this farm well-suited for both archery and rifle hunting. Whether you're focused on early-season patterns, peak rut activity, or late-season food sources, this property offers the layout and features needed for consistent success. Beyond hunting, the property also serves as a solid long-term investment and recreational retreat. The balanced mix of terrain, access, and habitat work reflects a farm that has been intentionally managed and maintained. If you're searching for a well-rounded hunting tract that truly checks all the boxes-access, habitat, food plots, location, and readiness-this property stands out. Priced to sell, opportunities like this are increasingly rare. Contact us today to schedule your private showing and see firsthand what makes this Butler County farm so special.