County Hwy D, Lot#WP001 , Abrams, WI 54101(Oconto County)

If you want to own a fabulous piece of hunting land that has a 5+/- acre field on the north side of the property and another 8 acres of farmland on the south side, this year planted in soybeans, and 67 acres of prime hunting ground in the middle, look no further. Depending on the year, the fields are planted in beans, corn, alfalfa or grass. The island of woods found on this property is virtually surrounded by farm fields, and it creates a quiet zone for deer and turkeys to live undisturbed. The 5+/- acre field on the north end of the northwest parcel is only 250 yards from the Pensaukee River bottoms. The river lowlands are a main corridor for resident deer as they move from field to field and then bed down in the main body of the woods. Take a hard look at the aerial photos, then ask yourself if you have been able to locate a property with this much promise. Imagine how busy the woods is when the rut is in full tilt. Imagine where you might put your blind to capture all the activity as other hunters enter the woods and deer begin to get pushed to your quiet spot. This property is perfectly set up for a pretty large group to hunt without causing much disturbance. You can hunt virtually any wind on this property. The location of the woodlot allows deer to feed in the fields along its edges and then go back for a nap within a short distance. There is a good trail system already in place, maybe you prefer to get to the north end on a wheeler. The farmer renting the land is already planting your food plots, the trails are in place and the property is ready to own. Make this the season that allows you to select one of the bucks you have on camera. This is a dandy; the phone is already ringing, and the signs just went up. If you are ready to buy please do yourself a favor and pick up the phone to schedule a walk through the property. It won't last long, it is just that nice. For the best description of what this property can do for you please be sure to call Terry Patrick, the listing agent. We have cameras in place and lots of deer are showing up, the mature bucks will soon appear, too.