Windy Ln, Brantwood, WI 54513

This diverse property has been successfully used for raising deer and cattle, but most recently buffalo. Continuing on that path can certainly be of great benefit; this land can handle many animals. Or the fences can be removed entirely, maybe in sections, to allow deer to take over again. Managed logging operations have created tremendous habitat for deer, bears, turkeys, grouse and woodcock. You can count on a high number of grouse flushes per hour as you walk the roads that service the property. You will find Little Somo Creek and another intermittent stream running through the property. Since it has been enrolled in managed forest (closed MFL- you control who is on your property), the forest is very healthy and much of it is at the perfect stage of providing cover and habitat for all wildlife the Northwoods has come to be known for. 1/2 mile of the north border is contiguous to Price County Forest, providing you with unlimited access to another very large block of huntable land. Just east is another huge block of Oneida County Forest, and the National Forest is just north. Maybe you can envision maintaining the operation as it is, raising buffalo along with cattle. Maybe you see yourself raising elk; this property is set up to handle it. Electricity is already in place inside the property, along with a well to provide a continued water supply. Or maybe you see yourself removing small sections of the fence to re-establish the deer herd, it is easily and quickly done. When you have this much land with a good road system already in place, the possibilities are many. Since electricity and a well are already in place, there are great locations to build a hunting cabin or lodge. And you will have immediate access to a well-maintained snowmobile trail. County and township roads are open to ATVs as well. If you are looking for a much larger property, an additional 1,176.83 acres are attached to the east side of the 603.76-acre parcel. This totals 1,782.59 acres of high-quality land, entirely surrounded by a high fence. In total, 3.2 miles of this monster piece of land border county forest. You read that right- 3.2 miles of border with Price and Oneida County forest. Now, let your imagination work a bit to think of all the things that can be done on a property that large. The east 1,176.83 acres are also enclosed in a high fence at this time. How many elk, how many cattle or how many deer could this land sustain. It is not hard, with today's forestry equipment, to clear additional land to create more food plots, fields, and grazing areas. This east parcel also has a large storage building, electricity, and well, and just south is a caretaker's home (on a separate parcel near the property). For additional information regarding pricing of the 1,176.83-acre parcel, be sure to inquire with the listing agents, Ryan Patrick and Terry Patrick. We are ready to give you a personal tour of the property and a few of our ideas to make it even more beneficial for you, your family, and your hunting partners. Call today, holdings this size are rare and hard to find. Maybe using a 1031 is needed; this would be a great choice. Big parcels hold their value and are always a good option when making long-term investments.