259.5 Acres of Prime Price County Hunting and Farm Land

Property Description

This 259.5 acre property in Price County offers an exceptional mix of income-producing ground, diverse wildlife habitat, and recreational opportunities across eight parcels (6 of which are contiguous). The landscape includes open fields currently planted in soybeans, areas of prairie grasses, mature timber, mixed understory, and a wide variety of hardwoods and evergreens including maple, oak, aspen, and elm. The soybean acreage is currently generating approximately $50 per acre in rental income, while open areas offer excellent potential for future food plots. With no conservation easements in place, buyers have flexibility to manage and improve the property to fit their goals.

For the hunter, this property has the feel of a long-forgotten honey hole that has seen very little hunting pressure in recent years. While walking the property, you will encounter a labyrinth of deer trails along with abundant deer sign. You will likely also notice bear sign, turkey feathers, and gobbling turkeys. Abundant edge habitat, secluded bedding cover, mature timber, younger understory, native grasses, berries, and natural browse create an outstanding habitat mix. Agricultural fields and neighboring farmland provide additional food sources, while water and heavy cover help give wildlife everything they need within and around the property. An existing trail system on the property allows for easier travel throughout the acreage.

Whether the goal is hunting, habitat management, recreation, agricultural income, or simply owning a large and diverse piece of northern Wisconsin, this property offers a combination that is increasingly difficult to find. The variety of terrain and vegetation creates multiple habitat transitions and natural travel corridors, with plenty of room to establish stands, potential food plots, access routes, and a long-term land management plan.