Expert property management is key to maximizing the value of your land. Sartain’s Heritage Properties can either help you manage your recreational area, or, if you prefer, manage it for you entirely.
Sartain’s Heritage Properties offers to its recreational property buyers any of the following property enhancements to help increase the productivity of their land:
Management of Ponds and Lakes
Those big bass don’t just walk to a pond and grow. Good ponds and lakes require good management, from stocking with the right game and feeder fish to planting the right vegetation for good fish growth and health. Let us help you develop and manage your pond or lake for maximum recreational enjoyment.
Wildlife Food Plot Management
Whether planted on public or private land, food plots are beneficial to wildlife. Private landowners and state agencies across the country are using food plots to improve wildlife habitat, increase available nutrition, and provide viewing and harvest sites. In addition to being one of the most important steps in any successful Wildlife Management program, food plots are just a plain good practice for the health of your wildlife, whether it is deer, turkey, ducks or geese.
There is more to wildlife nutrition than just throwing down a few wheat seeds and hoping they grow. A careful analysis of the area and habitat is required to determine the exact type and location of food plots. Let us assist you in determining the right coverage and foliage for your specific wildlife area.
Wildlife Wetlands Management
Wetland management involves the supervision, organization and monitoring of policies, decisions and activities that affect the condition of wetlands. Sartain’s Heritage Properties plans and implements activities that maintain and rehabilitate the quality of wetlands. We can start rehabilitating your wetlands by re-establishing areas of buffer vegetation around them, ensuring adequate water and appropriate water regimes are available to restore the wetland habitats.
Contact us and let us show you how beneficial a well-managed property can be.
Johnny Main – 297.64 – Calhoun County297.64 acres located in the hills overlooking the Skuna River basin in Calhoun County, MS. Situated in S24, T12S, R1W and S19, T12S, R1E, the tract has frontage on two sides of County Road 141, a gravel public road and access off Rocky Mt. Road, a paved public road, on the east boundary. Utilities are […]
Chickasawhay Creek – 237 Ac. – Kemper County, MississippiChickasaway Creek 237 +/- acres located just east of Hwy. 495 in Kemper County, MS. The tract consists of 185 acres of cut-over, 46 acres of hardwood Stream-side Management Zones (SMZ) and 2 acres of merchantable pine timber. The property is traversed by Chickasaway Creek, a year-round running stream, across the northeast portion. Access and […]
Gum Pond Branch – 210 Ac. – Newton County, MSGUM POND BRANCH – 210 +/- acres in Sections 2 and 3, T7N, R11E fronting Scanlan Road in Newton County, MS. The property is located 3.5 miles northeast of Decatur and consists of 130 acres of one year cutover, 50 acres of 6 year planted pines and 16 acres of 25 year pine Streamside Management […]
WY-Starkville – 371.8 Ac. – Oktibbeha County, MS371.80 in S22 and 23, T19N, R13E, Oktibbeha County, MS with ½ mile of frontage on the north side Highway 82. The property is located 2.5 miles west of Starkville and 2 miles west of Trim Cane WMA. The tract is recently replanted pines of approximately 125 acres of uplands, 250 acres of bottomland, 56 […]