Rustic Properties and Hunting Premises for sale in Salamanca

The Useful Agricultural Surface (UAA) of this province is 894 thousand hectares, of which 63% are permanent pastures, 36% arable land and 1% woody crops. Salamancan agriculture focuses on the cultivation of dry land, as well as corn, sorghum, wheat, barley and vegetables and berries as protagonists. Campo Charro is the epicenter of livestock, where more than 30,000 specimens of fighting bulls are raised. The foregoing makes Salamanca the province of Spain with the most pastured cattle farms and the area with the most fighting bulls in the world. In addition, it is the province with the most hunting reserves in Castilla y León. Lovers of hunting activity will find in this province rustic plots with species such as the ibex, wild boar, roe deer, partridge, hare, rabbit or woodcock.