Diverse and Buildable Hunting Farm in Taylor County
Great location, building sites, and access to power at a very affordable price. This could be the perfect property for the outdoors-obsessed buyer that desires a country setting for a cabin or new home. This farm has all the habitat diversity necessary to design your hunting property. If combined with the 40 acres to the west, the farm includes even more thick cover, creek bottom, marsh, and more. The tillable portion on the north is easily accessed by a driveway and offers a gorgeous setting for a cabin or home. This farm has all the habitat diversity necessary to design your hunting property.
A sizable portion of the land is thick and contains all the cover to hold the mature deer that take advantage of the neighboring agriculture. The seller states the land has a strong hunting history. This part of Taylor County is a true big-woods hunting experience. The back 40 +/- acres is loaded w...
A sizable portion of the land is thick and contains all the cover to hold the mature deer that take advantage of the neighboring agriculture. The seller states the land has a strong hunting history. This part of Taylor County is a true big-woods hunting experience. The back 40 +/- acres is loaded with mature hardwoods. This secluded and quiet portion has several old trails and pinch points with historical deer signs. Deer trails are plentiful and the large hardwood stand creates a whitetail travel corridor and staging area from the surrounding agriculture and thick bedding areas.
The 80 +/- acres borders tens of thousands of acres of Nicolet-Chequamegon National Forest. This location provides more access to land than one can explore in a lifetime. Just a few miles east of the Jump River, a great musky and bass fishery, this property serves as a home base for more than just hunting. About an hour northeast of Chippewa Falls and Eau Claire.
Property Features
-Design your own recreational paradise
-Private, quiet getaway
-Close to tens of thousands of acres of public lands
-Minutes from the town of Jump River
-History of mature bucks
-Deer, grouse, turkey, and bear are prevalent
-Loaded with cover for wildlife
-Potential building site on paved road
-Electrical at street
-Large maple timber on the back 40 +/- acres
-Creek traverses the north 40 +/- acres
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Research Parcel InformationDirections
From Jump River, head east on County Road D for approximately 3 miles. The property lies mile east of the intersection of County Road D and Spur Five Road.
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