Rock Hole Road, Stonefort, IL 62987 - Saline County

This secluded 41-acre gem in Saline County, IL, offers everything a serious whitetail hunter could want: cover, food, water, mature buck genetics, and low hunting pressure all in a premier trophy-producing area. With 60 acres of no-hunting Illinois state land bordering the property and large neighboring landowners managing for older age-class bucks, this farm sits in a perfect funnel zone for consistent big buck activity.

The way this property sets up, its not just a morning and evening spot it's a special place that consistently offers all-day deer movement, thanks to its seclusion, habitat diversity, and sanctuary access.

Property Highlights:

Borders 60 Acres of No-Hunting State Land

Directly adjacent to a heavily wooded, state-owned tract with thick cover and no hunting pressure. Loaded with natural browse and persimmon trees, this sanctuary serves as a secure bedding area for mature bucks that filter onto your side during daylight hours.

Surrounded by Large Landowners Practicing QDM

Neighboring properties are managed by serious land stewards focused on older age-class deer, contributing to a low-pressure, high-quality hunting neighborhood.

Trophy-Class Bucks

Multiple bucks in the 150170" class have been captured on trail cams over the past two seasons. Solid harvest history further proves the farms consistency in producing giants.

Timber Stand Improvements

Recent strategic bedding cuts have created dense, secure cover throughout the property, significantly improving its ability to hold deer year-round.

Food Plot Ready

One established food plot is already in place, with room for an additional 23 acres. The layout supports easy access to high-impact kill plots between bedding and feeding areas.

Multiple Water Sources

The property includes a pond and slough, with another pond just across the line on state ground ensuring reliable water sources even during dry spells.

Persimmon Patches Onsite

In addition to the neighboring state's wild persimmons, the 41 acres themselves feature multiple persimmon patches, drawing in deer naturally during early fall.

Secluded, Smart Layout

Multiple stand access points allow for flexible wind setups. The private, tucked-away nature of the farm encourages low-impact hunting and all-day deer activity, including midday buck movement.

Great Turkey Population

This area is also known for its excellent turkey numbers, offering exciting spring hunts and year-round wildlife enjoyment.

Whether you're chasing giants this fall or investing in a high-potential hunting tract, this turnkey property checks all the boxes for the serious outdoorsman.

For more information or to schedule a showing call or text Shane Yearian (618) 830-2825