Immerse yourself into the wild where the sika deer roam and the bugles scream out on this pure adrenaline packed property. Located in the heart of sikaville, this 32 acre hunting camp has it all! Upon entering the property you will be greeted with a nice 60' trailer that you can call home while at camp, and a huge old barn for ALL your storage needs. This property is already set up and ready to roll, with 3 hunting sites that come with tripod feeders on platforms, and alfalfa feeders to keep those sika coming! There is one super nice elevated box blind that conveys with the property as well along with a couple hang-on stands and sticks, plus a bonus tripod feeder that can be hunted right from the trailer. This land is laid out nicely for multiple people to hunt, with great access to all stand sites by foot or atv, making the hunting experience that much more enjoyable. If you enjoy waterfowl hunting, and fishing, there are several ponds on the property that are sure to please as well. In the ponds you will find snakeheads, bass, crappie, and white perch, and during hunting season you may be able to take some ducks and geese from them as well. When not afield, you can relax in the comforts of the trailer that comes fully furnished with 3 beds, sofa and chairs, kitchen table, and accessories. The trailer has a full bathroom, but the current tankless hotwater heater needs repaired or replaced. No well or septic, but trailer has water tank inside for all your needs, and a septic holding tank that can be pumped out once a year for around $400. There is full electric for the trailer and the barn. This is the perfect space to accompany your time while hunting the property. This prime location is also right across the street from the public launch to Fishing Bay so you can easily expand your range of hunting. This is truly a unique little property that is sure to fullfill all your wildest dreams of chasing the marsh ghost!
Please note that the tax map is not correct and that a survey is recorded to show the true 32 acres.
