LEAF RIVER BOTTOM BUCKS...I shouldn't need to say much more than that because the Leaf River bottom reputation proceeds itself. There have been countless booners taken year in and year out along this river system, and this property sits just north of the Leaf River and south of the Finn Creek Museum. Those two landmarks in itself should grab your attention.  Now let's consider the property, granted the majority is low ground that in its current state is hard to navigate but that is why the big deer call this place home. The biggest draw to the property is the 20+ acre oak island smack dab in the middle of this big buck sanctuary. I was able to get to the island by walking, it wasn't easy, but well worth it once I got there. The oaks were raining acorns, and the deer sign was off the charts. Throw in some smaller ash and poplar islands along with a knife grass flat and this property is more huntable than the aerial will suggest. Put in a little elbow grease in the winter when things freeze over good and getting access in and out will be much easier. If you want, leave it be and just hunt the north edge near the food plot, but trust me you will want to get to the island! This property is not for the faint of heart so if you are up for a challenge and willing to work for what could be the reward of a lifetime give me a call to set up a private showing.

Property Features:

- Leaf River bottom

- Oak, ash, poplar, tamarack wooded islands

- Food plot

- Notorious for producing big bucks

- A virtual sanctuary that has seen little to no hunting pressure

- Tons of sign on the main island

- Zone 240 intensive harvest zone

- Flushed several grouse

- No quota area for bear

- 1/4 mile off the main road