Brantwood WI Real Estate & Land for Sale

Located strategically on State Hwy 8 between Hwy 13 and I-39 this rarely available Northwoods property with productive agricultural lands provides the perfect location to wanderlust through all the Northwoods has to offer. Just like the buffalo who recently called this property home. These buffalo have resulted in the prior row crop land hosting a diverse suite of plant species that are exceptional pasture and/or wildlife habitat. The existing livestock infrastructure, including over 4,600 ft of fencing, makes this an exciting addition to an existing operation or a great location for a new camp or home. The trail paralleling the southern boundary provides excellent hunting access to the old pasture. Located just north of the corner funnel, abutting multiple field corners, immediately adjacent to bedding, lined by some of the largest red oaks on the property, and with an old stone wall directing and potentially refining deer movement this would make an ideal food plot location and may be the only hunting spot you?ll need.,The forest provides exceptional habitat too including the rarely but ever important to deer inter-mixing of hemlock and white cedar. One of the deer and grouse?s favorite foods, red osier dogwoods, grows exceptionally well in the forest?s openings. The hardwoods larger size presents the opportunity to increase timber and wildlife value either through a commercial harvest or timber stand improvements that also keep your camp or home warm. Deer, upland, and waterfowl hunters should be exceptionally excited by the countless opportunities these upland grasses present. Coupled with the availability of water enhancing tall warm season grasses, food plots, and screening is within easy reach would cement year round deer use and provide excellent hiding cover from fowl. Call today! The sellers of this property do not allow anyone to trespass on the property. All prospects must be accompanied by a licensed real estate agent when viewing the property.

An unconscious and slight shifting in the seat beacons past and future stories as you slowly stop on the bench and your eyes find the bottom of the sloping ridge and gate at the end of Venison Drive. Beyond lies acres that encompass these high lands, the remote valley, and reach into the highlands on the other side. The full spectrum of habitats that make Northern Wisconsin unique and the fabled haunts of large bears and dark antlered bucks. Added to this spectrum of diversity is the trail system which has been widened to enhance access, provide additional shooting opportunities, and early successional cover and food for the full suite of WI?s game species. Throughout the property the fire red twigs of red osier dogwoods are striking and their browsed buds and eaten berries affirm the prospects of another bountiful year with many additional areas having been sheared to further promote wildlife habitat.,Your camp will be a 14?x32? Custom Amish built cabin boasting 8? LP smart siding, R25 roof insulation, R13 wall insulation, a kitchen, gas heater with two 100 lb tanks, bunk beds, internal sliding barn door, LED lights, wiring, and enclosed generator storage. Well within bow range of the bedroom windows the three older and well producing apple trees bring doubts about the need to take the well-maintained road to where it bends south and enters the food plot. This access from the north and easterly side of the property provides excellent access for repeated low impact hunting. Here too, just before the food plot, the trail leading northwest to the most remote and unique features of the property converges. Multiple trails continue south to the picturesque train route through Northern Hardwoods comprised of maples, oaks, and the occasional softwood. The wide logging road and old landing site south of the tracks would make an ideal food plot location with the large rubs just inside their edge betraying the habits of the bucks that bed here tracks to their back as they pass the day before browsing out for a snack in not to distant agricultural fields. As you turn north steps start to cover vast ecological space as the hardwoods transition into black ash forests with their diverse grassy and shrubby understory hiding grouse and woodcock, young tamaracks whose stunning fall yellow needles slow your pace, and mattress like peat bogs interlaced with idyllic black spruce transport you through a fairy tale like world. These deep woods transitions, where deer trails become game trails and images of animals nose to tail in winter?s depths are in-escapable, is where you are likely to encounter one of the forests? beast or their tracks. As you near the most northerly and westerly reaches these black spruce shorten and the property opens with an understory of laurel, leatherleaf, and bog cranberry thriving. Here in the most boreal reaches of WI?s tension zones the bears and birds quietly feast on nature?s bounty and one will only ever be able to envy their solitude. There are multiple stands (included) on the property and neighboring properties have a history of game species management. See this one in-person! Cell service is poor or non-existent. Inclusion of the cabin, etc. is negotiable.