Located in Arenac County, this 29.09± acre property is set up primarily for hunting and recreation. The land features a pond along with areas of open timber, pine, hardwoods, softwoods and thicker cover. Much of the property provides the type of security and bedding cover you want to see on a smaller hunting tract, while the more open areas provide natural travel routes and options for future improvements.

There was plenty of wildlife activity during a recent walk of the property. Numerous deer trails and beds were found throughout the acreage, and 12 deer, 8 turkeys and 2 grouse were seen during the visit. Several of the heavier deer trails lead through the thicker portions of the property and connect different areas of cover.

A trail system provides access into the property and continues toward the north end. Spread throughout, there are 3 hunting blinds that are currently in place. The existing setup allows the property to be hunted as it sits, while still leaving room for a new owner to make improvements. Expanding portions of the trail system and adding strategically placed food plots or a destination food source could help build on the bedding cover already established throughout the property.

The pond adds another useful feature to the acreage and provides a natural water source for wildlife. Two storage sheds are also located on the property along with an older trailer, offering space for equipment and additional usage during hunting season or recreational visits. This property is an "off-grid" set up, but solar is included.

Access to the property is provided by a well-maintained deeded easement. At just over 29 acres, the property offers a manageable amount of ground with established cover, water, trails and hunting infrastructure already in place. For a buyer looking for an Arenac County hunting property, there is plenty here to work with now and additional potential to shape the property over time.