Mixed Hardwood Tract With Excellent Potential, Tract 9
This adaptable tract is almost pure young hardwoods, mostly maple, birch and oak, with some scattered volunteer pines across its nearly 50-acre footprint. Many opportunities exist here to develop excellent whitetail and upland game bird habitat. This early successional forest is home to a number of deer and turkey, with grouse sign throughout different areas of the far-reaching property. There are multiple areas where it would be very easy to create openings for food plots or do additional habitat management activities to improve food and cover opportunities for deer and other wildlife. The ground is relatively flat across its span, making it easy to traverse on foot, but with ATV trails already established, it’s much easier to navigate to every corner of the land. There is an excellent high and dry site on the south side of the lot where one can potentially erect a camp or establish an ...
This adaptable tract is almost pure young hardwoods, mostly maple, birch and oak, with some scattered volunteer pines across its nearly 50-acre footprint. Many opportunities exist here to develop excellent whitetail and upland game bird habitat. This early successional forest is home to a number of deer and turkey, with grouse sign throughout different areas of the far-reaching property. There are multiple areas where it would be very easy to create openings for food plots or do additional habitat management activities to improve food and cover opportunities for deer and other wildlife. The ground is relatively flat across its span, making it easy to traverse on foot, but with ATV trails already established, it’s much easier to navigate to every corner of the land. There is an excellent high and dry site on the south side of the lot where one can potentially erect a camp or establish an off-grid cabin (with town approval). From corner to corner, this property is not one that should be overlooked. Contact us today to learn more or to schedule a time to experience it for yourself.
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