When you look at the aerials of this one, you might not be all that impressed, but when you look closer at the property and realize the neighborhood it sits in, it will excite any avid hunter. The Strathcona ridge has been sought after by whitetail hunters for quite some time, but it has gained popularity over the last couple of years from the big bucks harvested and the healthy whitetail herd that lives here. This property is currently in CRP with 196 acres enrolled through 2023 and has about 50 acres of timber. The CRP presently pays $30.53/acre and offers nice grass, which could be eligible for re-enrollment. You have easy access from the east and north off of County Roads. The amount of cover here is what excited me, plus all the deer I jumped to while touring it. There are three different natural ridges that all make for funnels and great shooting lanes. The grass was all waist high, the brush pockets were dense, and deer beds were all over them. The sanctuary area in the southeast corner is dense pine and tamarack and is mainly high with some low ground. There are several areas where it would be easy to establish food plots, and the trail system around the edges makes getting around on an ATV easy. This property would also be a good contender in the future for a possible building site with electricity located roadside or for farming purposes, pasture land, or hay ground—this one you have to see in person to realize the potential. Call today for more info.