33030 West North Rd Mls 1067124

Farm Description

65-Acre Michigan Hunting Parcel For Sale - Located in Eastern Chippewa County, in Michigan's Upper Peninsula. This County is among the oldest settled areas in the United States. 2000 years before it was settled by Europeans, this areas water and fish resources were utilized by the Chippewa Indians, for which this county was named. First explored in the 1600s by missionaries, fur traders, and explorers, it became a fishing and farming area, and the center for large-scale logging activities in the 1800s and early 1900s. Today thousands of tourists annually visit the Soo Locks shipping canal on the eastern end of the county, nearby Tahquamenon Falls, Whitefish Bay (where the Great Lakes ore carrier, the SS Edmund Fitzgerald sank in 1975) and the Great Lakes Shipwreck Museum. Hunting, fishing, and snowmobiling are also popular here with locals and tourists. The 65-acre parcel has a level-to-slightly rolling terrain, and has a great road system through it. A pondis located in the north-east part of the parcel, and a seasonal creek runs along the southern border. A log hunting blind, with great shooting lanes, is located on a higher elevation of the property. Black bear, Whitetail deer, and Grouse hunting has been good on the parcel, and there is access to more hunting opportunities just a half mile away in Hiawatha National Forest lands. This parcel has frontage on a year-round county maintained road where power and telephone is available. The property was select cut in 2008