Schutt Road, Gillett, WI 54124 - Oconto County

Does your checklist for hunting property include having a small field, on your land, bordered by a beautiful forest as a backdrop with a small creek that parallels the field, tons of fields in all directions with very buildable land on a quiet road? If so, check them all off. The hunting here has been great. The creek meanders through wooded land coming from the north and allows deer and bear to follow its path without them being exposed. To the east is a large parcel of lowland woods owned by Oconto County. The Oconto River finds its way through a monster piece of woods just 1 ½ miles east of the property. This heavily wooded region allows bucks to grow up and stay close to the farm fields they routinely feed in. The trees vary in age and species, from hardwoods to pine, aspen, and birch. The southeast corner of the property has a grassy area perfect for bedding and several small food plots are in place. Bridges allow you to cross the creek at any time, one steel and one wooden. Give your senses an opportunity to be enticed by looking at this property. You will immediately see its potential. I don’t expect it to last very long. By the way, the 7-acre field is rented to a neighboring farmer, your biggest food plot is planted each year with no effort. For the best description of what this property can offer be sure to contact me and I look forward to hearing from you.

Property Features:

- Just 9 miles northwest of Gillett, WI

- About 20 miles west of Lena of Hwy 141 and about 32 miles northeast of Green Bay

- A small creek runs through the property from north to south

- Build a cabin or a home, power is provided at the road, very buildable locations

- Great balance of mostly high ground with accenting lowlands for bedding

- Farm fields in all directions provide the fee all year long

- Hunt deer, bear, turkeys with confidence

- Food plots keep the deer even closer

- Bridges cross the creek in two locations

- Taxes are low at only $1,819 per year

- Property is not in any managed forest plan, you control who hunts it