This property is located ¼ mile off County Road Y a bit south and west of Peshtigo and is attached to just over 4,400 acres of public land to the west owned by Marinette and Oconto Counties. This parcel and the public lands are flanked by farm fields. The large tract of public land allows deer the freedom to exist in a quiet place that gives them a chance to grow.  Just south of the property is the bay, the Peshtigo Harbor State Wildlife Area, and the Bloch Oxbow State Natural Area, another monster piece of public land along the bay. Enjoy deer and bear hunting, as well as turkey, grouse, and woodcock when the migration starts. The trees are a mix of large and small oaks, maple, poplar, ash, and white birch. The property has not been logged in many years, the canopy is mature but enough light gets through to produce a good balance of young growth for forage. There are acorns found in abundance. Access is provided on a county logging road and a permit is no longer needed to drive a vehicle on it. There are several nice locations for a cabin, the northwest corner providing the highest ground. For the most complete information about this listing be sure to contact Terry Patrick, the listing agent. This one is priced well and will provide many years of great hunting. Looking forward to talking to you about it.

Property Features:

- The property is located just 3 miles south of Highway 41 on County Y, about 4 miles southwest of Peshtigo

- It is only 3 miles south to Green Bay for some fabulous year-round fishing

- Just 38 miles from the City of Green Bay, wonderful restaurants and the home of Packers

- The property provides very quiet hunting opportunities

- In the winter, enjoy snowmobiling right at the edge of your property, trails are very close by

- Taxes are low at only $1,118 per year (2019)

- This property is not in any Managed Forest Plan

- Cabin sites available, either use solar or a generator for power

- Seller will consider financing the sale, depending on buyer's qualifications

- Airport is just 40 miles south in Green Bay