Property Details

Good hunting ground starts with habitat, and this approximately 34.45-acre parcel brings together a mix of cover that gives deer a reason to spend time here. Red pine plantations transition into thick tag alder, open marsh grass, and Kroenke Creek, creating a property worth a closer look for the buyer who enjoys studying how deer use the landscape.

The changes in cover are a big part of the appeal. The pine plantations provide a different setting from the dense alder and marsh, while the edges between them offer places to investigate for trails, tracks, rubs, and other sign. For a hunter willing to put in the scouting time, those transitions can help tell the story of how deer move through the property and where a carefully placed stand might make sense.

Thick tag alder and marsh grass offer bedding and security cover, with destination agricultural fields lying to the south. That relationship between cover and food is worth paying attention to. Deer moving from bedding toward those fields may use the property as part of their travel route, giving a patient hunter an opportunity to study movement, wind direction, and potential setups. The challenge—and much of the enjoyment—is figuring out how to hunt those routes while keeping pressure out of the cover.

Kroenke Creek adds another layer to the habitat. The creek bottom creates a natural travel corridor through the landscape and gives you another feature to follow as you learn the ground. From the red pines to the alder and open marsh, this parcel offers a varied setting for someone who appreciates the scouting process as much as the hunt itself.

Access is a critical consideration: this property has no legal access. The reported route used to reach the parcel is via the Mountain-Bay Trail; that does not establish a legal right to access the property. Buyers must independently verify whether access from the trail is permitted, what restrictions apply, and whether a lawful means of reaching the parcel is available for their intended use. Do not assume that walking, motorized travel, or transporting hunting equipment along the trail to the property is authorized.

For the buyer who understands the access limitations and can establish a lawful way to use the property, these approximately 34.55 acres offer an appealing combination of bedding cover, habitat edges, and a creek corridor near agricultural food sources. Bring your maps, study the layout, and take the time to determine whether this ground fits your hunting goals.

Contact Jason Goudreau with Whitetail Dreams Real Estate for additional information. Buyer to verify acreage, boundaries, legal access, permitted trail access, and suitability for intended use.