Outagamie County, Wisconsin Land For Sale (190 results)

This 125-acre parcel in Outagamie County offers a diverse mix of hardwood timber and thick cover. Large mature oaks and maples are scattered throughout the property with some marketable timber on much of the southern 80 acres of the property, with ash and other species also blended in. The northern forty acres transitions into a mix of soft maple, ash and heavy bedding cover, an area that consistently holds deer and has been lightly hunted in the past. The property is wet in the spring from snow melt and spring rains and usually dries out significantly throughout the summer months via the drainage ditches throughout the property. Currently, the property is mostly dry aside from some standing water in the potholes of the drainage ditches.The land has a natural balance of mature woods and dense cover that provides food, water and shelter. With its size and habitat variety, it's no surprise the property sees steady deer activity. Seasonal conditions also shape how the land is used. In dry months, interior trails could be added to improve access, while in wet years the lower areas attract a lot of ducks. Even in drier seasons, wood ducks can often be found in small potholes within the ditches; I jumped around 40 of them on my walk through the property in three different areas. The current owner also notes the property has a stopover location for the fall woodcock migration.Access is straightforward at the end of a dead-end road; private and convenient. The entrance to the property is high and dry and it may be worth exploring having a camper in this area. From there, the property opens into its mix of timber and cover, with enough acreage to spread out multiple hunters. There is also road access off of Cty. M to the west. The ditch is steeper here but would be a good opportunity for someone to be dropped off and slide into a stand in the heavier cover.There is some thick and tough to hunt adjacent state-owned land to the north and east that allows even more cover for the deer and opportunity for duck hunting. In addition to what is found on the land itself, this property sits alongside Koepke's Boat Landing on the Wolf River. The landing provides direct access to the Wolf river system that is well known for walleye and bass fishing and recreational boating. Shoot your ducks in the morning, catch a limit of walleyes in the afternoon and end the day with some excellent deer hunting! The property is about 30 minutes from Appleton and the Fox River Valley. There is no designated build site which drives down the price per acre into more affordable recreational type values for this area.Please contact list agent, Dave Schutt, to schedule your private showing!

This 125-acre parcel in Outagamie County offers a diverse mix of hardwood timber and thick cover. Large mature oaks and maples are scattered throughout the property with some marketable timber on much of the southern 80 acres of the property, with ash and other species also blended in. The northern forty acres transitions into a mix of soft maple, ash and heavy bedding cover, an area that consistently holds deer and has been lightly hunted in the past. The property is wet in the spring from snow melt and spring rains and usually dries out significantly throughout the summer months via the drainage ditches throughout the property. Currently, the property is mostly dry aside from some standing water in the potholes of the drainage ditches.The land has a natural balance of mature woods and dense cover that provides food, water and shelter. With its size and habitat variety, it's no surprise the property sees steady deer activity. Seasonal conditions also shape how the land is used. In dry months, interior trails could be added to improve access, while in wet years the lower areas attract a lot of ducks. Even in drier seasons, wood ducks can often be found in small potholes within the ditches; I jumped around 40 of them on my walk through the property in three different areas. The current owner also notes the property has a stopover location for the fall woodcock migration.Access is straightforward at the end of a dead-end road; private and convenient. The entrance to the property is high and dry and it may be worth exploring having a camper in this area. From there, the property opens into its mix of timber and cover, with enough acreage to spread out multiple hunters. There is also road access off of Cty. M to the west. The ditch is steeper here but would be a good opportunity for someone to be dropped off and slide into a stand in the heavier cover.There is some thick and tough to hunt adjacent state-owned land to the north and east that allows even more cover for the deer and opportunity for duck hunting. In addition to what is found on the land itself, this property sits alongside Koepke's Boat Landing on the Wolf River. The landing provides direct access to the Wolf river system that is well known for walleye and bass fishing and recreational boating. Shoot your ducks in the morning, catch a limit of walleyes in the afternoon and end the day with some excellent deer hunting! The property is about 30 minutes from Appleton and the Fox River Valley. There is no designated build site which drives down the price per acre into more affordable recreational type values for this area.Please contact list agent, Dave Schutt, to schedule your private showing!

This 125-acre parcel in Outagamie County offers a diverse mix of hardwood timber and thick cover. Large mature oaks and maples are scattered throughout the property with some marketable timber on much of the southern 80 acres of the property, with ash and other species also blended in. The northern forty acres transitions into a mix of soft maple, ash and heavy bedding cover, an area that consistently holds deer and has been lightly hunted in the past. The property is wet in the spring from snow melt and spring rains and usually dries out significantly throughout the summer months via the drainage ditches throughout the property. Currently, the property is mostly dry aside from some standing water in the potholes of the drainage ditches.The land has a natural balance of mature woods and dense cover that provides food, water and shelter. With its size and habitat variety, it's no surprise the property sees steady deer activity. Seasonal conditions also shape how the land is used. In dry months, interior trails could be added to improve access, while in wet years the lower areas attract a lot of ducks. Even in drier seasons, wood ducks can often be found in small potholes within the ditches; I jumped around 40 of them on my walk through the property in three different areas. The current owner also notes the property has a stopover location for the fall woodcock migration.Access is straightforward at the end of a dead-end road; private and convenient. The entrance to the property is high and dry and it may be worth exploring having a camper in this area. From there, the property opens into its mix of timber and cover, with enough acreage to spread out multiple hunters. There is also road access off of Cty. M to the west. The ditch is steeper here but would be a good opportunity for someone to be dropped off and slide into a stand in the heavier cover.There is some thick and tough to hunt adjacent state-owned land to the north and east that allows even more cover for the deer and opportunity for duck hunting. In addition to what is found on the land itself, this property sits alongside Koepke's Boat Landing on the Wolf River. The landing provides direct access to the Wolf river system that is well known for walleye and bass fishing and recreational boating. Shoot your ducks in the morning, catch a limit of walleyes in the afternoon and end the day with some excellent deer hunting! The property is about 30 minutes from Appleton and the Fox River Valley. There is no designated build site which drives down the price per acre into more affordable recreational type values for this area.Please contact list agent, Dave Schutt, to schedule your private showing!

This 125-acre parcel in Outagamie County offers a diverse mix of hardwood timber and thick cover. Large mature oaks and maples are scattered throughout the property with some marketable timber on much of the southern 80 acres of the property, with ash and other species also blended in. The northern forty acres transitions into a mix of soft maple, ash and heavy bedding cover, an area that consistently holds deer and has been lightly hunted in the past. The property is wet in the spring from snow melt and spring rains and usually dries out significantly throughout the summer months via the drainage ditches throughout the property. Currently, the property is mostly dry aside from some standing water in the potholes of the drainage ditches.The land has a natural balance of mature woods and dense cover that provides food, water and shelter. With its size and habitat variety, it's no surprise the property sees steady deer activity. Seasonal conditions also shape how the land is used. In dry months, interior trails could be added to improve access, while in wet years the lower areas attract a lot of ducks. Even in drier seasons, wood ducks can often be found in small potholes within the ditches; I jumped around 40 of them on my walk through the property in three different areas. The current owner also notes the property has a stopover location for the fall woodcock migration.Access is straightforward at the end of a dead-end road; private and convenient. The entrance to the property is high and dry and it may be worth exploring having a camper in this area. From there, the property opens into its mix of timber and cover, with enough acreage to spread out multiple hunters. There is also road access off of Cty. M to the west. The ditch is steeper here but would be a good opportunity for someone to be dropped off and slide into a stand in the heavier cover.There is some thick and tough to hunt adjacent state-owned land to the north and east that allows even more cover for the deer and opportunity for duck hunting. In addition to what is found on the land itself, this property sits alongside Koepke's Boat Landing on the Wolf River. The landing provides direct access to the Wolf river system that is well known for walleye and bass fishing and recreational boating. Shoot your ducks in the morning, catch a limit of walleyes in the afternoon and end the day with some excellent deer hunting! The property is about 30 minutes from Appleton and the Fox River Valley. There is no designated build site which drives down the price per acre into more affordable recreational type values for this area.Please contact list agent, Dave Schutt, to schedule your private showing!

This 125-acre parcel in Outagamie County offers a diverse mix of hardwood timber and thick cover. Large mature oaks and maples are scattered throughout the property with some marketable timber on much of the southern 80 acres of the property, with ash and other species also blended in. The northern forty acres transitions into a mix of soft maple, ash and heavy bedding cover, an area that consistently holds deer and has been lightly hunted in the past. The property is wet in the spring from snow melt and spring rains and usually dries out significantly throughout the summer months via the drainage ditches throughout the property. Currently, the property is mostly dry aside from some standing water in the potholes of the drainage ditches.The land has a natural balance of mature woods and dense cover that provides food, water and shelter. With its size and habitat variety, it's no surprise the property sees steady deer activity. Seasonal conditions also shape how the land is used. In dry months, interior trails could be added to improve access, while in wet years the lower areas attract a lot of ducks. Even in drier seasons, wood ducks can often be found in small potholes within the ditches; I jumped around 40 of them on my walk through the property in three different areas. The current owner also notes the property has a stopover location for the fall woodcock migration.Access is straightforward at the end of a dead-end road; private and convenient. The entrance to the property is high and dry and it may be worth exploring having a camper in this area. From there, the property opens into its mix of timber and cover, with enough acreage to spread out multiple hunters. There is also road access off of Cty. M to the west. The ditch is steeper here but would be a good opportunity for someone to be dropped off and slide into a stand in the heavier cover.There is some thick and tough to hunt adjacent state-owned land to the north and east that allows even more cover for the deer and opportunity for duck hunting. In addition to what is found on the land itself, this property sits alongside Koepke's Boat Landing on the Wolf River. The landing provides direct access to the Wolf river system that is well known for walleye and bass fishing and recreational boating. Shoot your ducks in the morning, catch a limit of walleyes in the afternoon and end the day with some excellent deer hunting! The property is about 30 minutes from Appleton and the Fox River Valley. There is no designated build site which drives down the price per acre into more affordable recreational type values for this area.Please contact list agent, Dave Schutt, to schedule your private showing!

This 125-acre parcel in Outagamie County offers a diverse mix of hardwood timber and thick cover. Large mature oaks and maples are scattered throughout the property with some marketable timber on much of the southern 80 acres of the property, with ash and other species also blended in. The northern forty acres transitions into a mix of soft maple, ash and heavy bedding cover, an area that consistently holds deer and has been lightly hunted in the past. The property is wet in the spring from snow melt and spring rains and usually dries out significantly throughout the summer months via the drainage ditches throughout the property. Currently, the property is mostly dry aside from some standing water in the potholes of the drainage ditches.The land has a natural balance of mature woods and dense cover that provides food, water and shelter. With its size and habitat variety, it's no surprise the property sees steady deer activity. Seasonal conditions also shape how the land is used. In dry months, interior trails could be added to improve access, while in wet years the lower areas attract a lot of ducks. Even in drier seasons, wood ducks can often be found in small potholes within the ditches; I jumped around 40 of them on my walk through the property in three different areas. The current owner also notes the property has a stopover location for the fall woodcock migration.Access is straightforward at the end of a dead-end road; private and convenient. The entrance to the property is high and dry and it may be worth exploring having a camper in this area. From there, the property opens into its mix of timber and cover, with enough acreage to spread out multiple hunters. There is also road access off of Cty. M to the west. The ditch is steeper here but would be a good opportunity for someone to be dropped off and slide into a stand in the heavier cover.There is some thick and tough to hunt adjacent state-owned land to the north and east that allows even more cover for the deer and opportunity for duck hunting. In addition to what is found on the land itself, this property sits alongside Koepke's Boat Landing on the Wolf River. The landing provides direct access to the Wolf river system that is well known for walleye and bass fishing and recreational boating. Shoot your ducks in the morning, catch a limit of walleyes in the afternoon and end the day with some excellent deer hunting! The property is about 30 minutes from Appleton and the Fox River Valley. There is no designated build site which drives down the price per acre into more affordable recreational type values for this area.Please contact list agent, Dave Schutt, to schedule your private showing!

This 125-acre parcel in Outagamie County offers a diverse mix of hardwood timber and thick cover. Large mature oaks and maples are scattered throughout the property with some marketable timber on much of the southern 80 acres of the property, with ash and other species also blended in. The northern forty acres transitions into a mix of soft maple, ash and heavy bedding cover, an area that consistently holds deer and has been lightly hunted in the past. The property is wet in the spring from snow melt and spring rains and usually dries out significantly throughout the summer months via the drainage ditches throughout the property. Currently, the property is mostly dry aside from some standing water in the potholes of the drainage ditches.The land has a natural balance of mature woods and dense cover that provides food, water and shelter. With its size and habitat variety, it's no surprise the property sees steady deer activity. Seasonal conditions also shape how the land is used. In dry months, interior trails could be added to improve access, while in wet years the lower areas attract a lot of ducks. Even in drier seasons, wood ducks can often be found in small potholes within the ditches; I jumped around 40 of them on my walk through the property in three different areas. The current owner also notes the property has a stopover location for the fall woodcock migration.Access is straightforward at the end of a dead-end road; private and convenient. The entrance to the property is high and dry and it may be worth exploring having a camper in this area. From there, the property opens into its mix of timber and cover, with enough acreage to spread out multiple hunters. There is also road access off of Cty. M to the west. The ditch is steeper here but would be a good opportunity for someone to be dropped off and slide into a stand in the heavier cover.There is some thick and tough to hunt adjacent state-owned land to the north and east that allows even more cover for the deer and opportunity for duck hunting. In addition to what is found on the land itself, this property sits alongside Koepke's Boat Landing on the Wolf River. The landing provides direct access to the Wolf river system that is well known for walleye and bass fishing and recreational boating. Shoot your ducks in the morning, catch a limit of walleyes in the afternoon and end the day with some excellent deer hunting! The property is about 30 minutes from Appleton and the Fox River Valley. There is no designated build site which drives down the price per acre into more affordable recreational type values for this area.Please contact list agent, Dave Schutt, to schedule your private showing!

This 125-acre parcel in Outagamie County offers a diverse mix of hardwood timber and thick cover. Large mature oaks and maples are scattered throughout the property with some marketable timber on much of the southern 80 acres of the property, with ash and other species also blended in. The northern forty acres transitions into a mix of soft maple, ash and heavy bedding cover, an area that consistently holds deer and has been lightly hunted in the past. The property is wet in the spring from snow melt and spring rains and usually dries out significantly throughout the summer months via the drainage ditches throughout the property. Currently, the property is mostly dry aside from some standing water in the potholes of the drainage ditches.The land has a natural balance of mature woods and dense cover that provides food, water and shelter. With its size and habitat variety, it's no surprise the property sees steady deer activity. Seasonal conditions also shape how the land is used. In dry months, interior trails could be added to improve access, while in wet years the lower areas attract a lot of ducks. Even in drier seasons, wood ducks can often be found in small potholes within the ditches; I jumped around 40 of them on my walk through the property in three different areas. The current owner also notes the property has a stopover location for the fall woodcock migration.Access is straightforward at the end of a dead-end road; private and convenient. The entrance to the property is high and dry and it may be worth exploring having a camper in this area. From there, the property opens into its mix of timber and cover, with enough acreage to spread out multiple hunters. There is also road access off of Cty. M to the west. The ditch is steeper here but would be a good opportunity for someone to be dropped off and slide into a stand in the heavier cover.There is some thick and tough to hunt adjacent state-owned land to the north and east that allows even more cover for the deer and opportunity for duck hunting. In addition to what is found on the land itself, this property sits alongside Koepke's Boat Landing on the Wolf River. The landing provides direct access to the Wolf river system that is well known for walleye and bass fishing and recreational boating. Shoot your ducks in the morning, catch a limit of walleyes in the afternoon and end the day with some excellent deer hunting! The property is about 30 minutes from Appleton and the Fox River Valley. There is no designated build site which drives down the price per acre into more affordable recreational type values for this area.Please contact list agent, Dave Schutt, to schedule your private showing!

This 125-acre parcel in Outagamie County offers a diverse mix of hardwood timber and thick cover. Large mature oaks and maples are scattered throughout the property with some marketable timber on much of the southern 80 acres of the property, with ash and other species also blended in. The northern forty acres transitions into a mix of soft maple, ash and heavy bedding cover, an area that consistently holds deer and has been lightly hunted in the past. The property is wet in the spring from snow melt and spring rains and usually dries out significantly throughout the summer months via the drainage ditches throughout the property. Currently, the property is mostly dry aside from some standing water in the potholes of the drainage ditches.The land has a natural balance of mature woods and dense cover that provides food, water and shelter. With its size and habitat variety, it's no surprise the property sees steady deer activity. Seasonal conditions also shape how the land is used. In dry months, interior trails could be added to improve access, while in wet years the lower areas attract a lot of ducks. Even in drier seasons, wood ducks can often be found in small potholes within the ditches; I jumped around 40 of them on my walk through the property in three different areas. The current owner also notes the property has a stopover location for the fall woodcock migration.Access is straightforward at the end of a dead-end road; private and convenient. The entrance to the property is high and dry and it may be worth exploring having a camper in this area. From there, the property opens into its mix of timber and cover, with enough acreage to spread out multiple hunters. There is also road access off of Cty. M to the west. The ditch is steeper here but would be a good opportunity for someone to be dropped off and slide into a stand in the heavier cover.There is some thick and tough to hunt adjacent state-owned land to the north and east that allows even more cover for the deer and opportunity for duck hunting. In addition to what is found on the land itself, this property sits alongside Koepke's Boat Landing on the Wolf River. The landing provides direct access to the Wolf river system that is well known for walleye and bass fishing and recreational boating. Shoot your ducks in the morning, catch a limit of walleyes in the afternoon and end the day with some excellent deer hunting! The property is about 30 minutes from Appleton and the Fox River Valley. There is no designated build site which drives down the price per acre into more affordable recreational type values for this area.Please contact list agent, Dave Schutt, to schedule your private showing!

This 125-acre parcel in Outagamie County offers a diverse mix of hardwood timber and thick cover. Large mature oaks and maples are scattered throughout the property with some marketable timber on much of the southern 80 acres of the property, with ash and other species also blended in. The northern forty acres transitions into a mix of soft maple, ash and heavy bedding cover, an area that consistently holds deer and has been lightly hunted in the past. The property is wet in the spring from snow melt and spring rains and usually dries out significantly throughout the summer months via the drainage ditches throughout the property. Currently, the property is mostly dry aside from some standing water in the potholes of the drainage ditches.The land has a natural balance of mature woods and dense cover that provides food, water and shelter. With its size and habitat variety, it's no surprise the property sees steady deer activity. Seasonal conditions also shape how the land is used. In dry months, interior trails could be added to improve access, while in wet years the lower areas attract a lot of ducks. Even in drier seasons, wood ducks can often be found in small potholes within the ditches; I jumped around 40 of them on my walk through the property in three different areas. The current owner also notes the property has a stopover location for the fall woodcock migration.Access is straightforward at the end of a dead-end road; private and convenient. The entrance to the property is high and dry and it may be worth exploring having a camper in this area. From there, the property opens into its mix of timber and cover, with enough acreage to spread out multiple hunters. There is also road access off of Cty. M to the west. The ditch is steeper here but would be a good opportunity for someone to be dropped off and slide into a stand in the heavier cover.There is some thick and tough to hunt adjacent state-owned land to the north and east that allows even more cover for the deer and opportunity for duck hunting. In addition to what is found on the land itself, this property sits alongside Koepke's Boat Landing on the Wolf River. The landing provides direct access to the Wolf river system that is well known for walleye and bass fishing and recreational boating. Shoot your ducks in the morning, catch a limit of walleyes in the afternoon and end the day with some excellent deer hunting! The property is about 30 minutes from Appleton and the Fox River Valley. There is no designated build site which drives down the price per acre into more affordable recreational type values for this area.Please contact list agent, Dave Schutt, to schedule your private showing!

This 125-acre parcel in Outagamie County offers a diverse mix of hardwood timber and thick cover. Large mature oaks and maples are scattered throughout the property with some marketable timber on much of the southern 80 acres of the property, with ash and other species also blended in. The northern forty acres transitions into a mix of soft maple, ash and heavy bedding cover, an area that consistently holds deer and has been lightly hunted in the past. The property is wet in the spring from snow melt and spring rains and usually dries out significantly throughout the summer months via the drainage ditches throughout the property. Currently, the property is mostly dry aside from some standing water in the potholes of the drainage ditches.The land has a natural balance of mature woods and dense cover that provides food, water and shelter. With its size and habitat variety, it's no surprise the property sees steady deer activity. Seasonal conditions also shape how the land is used. In dry months, interior trails could be added to improve access, while in wet years the lower areas attract a lot of ducks. Even in drier seasons, wood ducks can often be found in small potholes within the ditches; I jumped around 40 of them on my walk through the property in three different areas. The current owner also notes the property has a stopover location for the fall woodcock migration.Access is straightforward at the end of a dead-end road; private and convenient. The entrance to the property is high and dry and it may be worth exploring having a camper in this area. From there, the property opens into its mix of timber and cover, with enough acreage to spread out multiple hunters. There is also road access off of Cty. M to the west. The ditch is steeper here but would be a good opportunity for someone to be dropped off and slide into a stand in the heavier cover.There is some thick and tough to hunt adjacent state-owned land to the north and east that allows even more cover for the deer and opportunity for duck hunting. In addition to what is found on the land itself, this property sits alongside Koepke's Boat Landing on the Wolf River. The landing provides direct access to the Wolf river system that is well known for walleye and bass fishing and recreational boating. Shoot your ducks in the morning, catch a limit of walleyes in the afternoon and end the day with some excellent deer hunting! The property is about 30 minutes from Appleton and the Fox River Valley. There is no designated build site which drives down the price per acre into more affordable recreational type values for this area.Please contact list agent, Dave Schutt, to schedule your private showing!

This 125-acre parcel in Outagamie County offers a diverse mix of hardwood timber and thick cover. Large mature oaks and maples are scattered throughout the property with some marketable timber on much of the southern 80 acres of the property, with ash and other species also blended in. The northern forty acres transitions into a mix of soft maple, ash and heavy bedding cover, an area that consistently holds deer and has been lightly hunted in the past. The property is wet in the spring from snow melt and spring rains and usually dries out significantly throughout the summer months via the drainage ditches throughout the property. Currently, the property is mostly dry aside from some standing water in the potholes of the drainage ditches.The land has a natural balance of mature woods and dense cover that provides food, water and shelter. With its size and habitat variety, it's no surprise the property sees steady deer activity. Seasonal conditions also shape how the land is used. In dry months, interior trails could be added to improve access, while in wet years the lower areas attract a lot of ducks. Even in drier seasons, wood ducks can often be found in small potholes within the ditches; I jumped around 40 of them on my walk through the property in three different areas. The current owner also notes the property has a stopover location for the fall woodcock migration.Access is straightforward at the end of a dead-end road; private and convenient. The entrance to the property is high and dry and it may be worth exploring having a camper in this area. From there, the property opens into its mix of timber and cover, with enough acreage to spread out multiple hunters. There is also road access off of Cty. M to the west. The ditch is steeper here but would be a good opportunity for someone to be dropped off and slide into a stand in the heavier cover.There is some thick and tough to hunt adjacent state-owned land to the north and east that allows even more cover for the deer and opportunity for duck hunting. In addition to what is found on the land itself, this property sits alongside Koepke's Boat Landing on the Wolf River. The landing provides direct access to the Wolf river system that is well known for walleye and bass fishing and recreational boating. Shoot your ducks in the morning, catch a limit of walleyes in the afternoon and end the day with some excellent deer hunting! The property is about 30 minutes from Appleton and the Fox River Valley. There is no designated build site which drives down the price per acre into more affordable recreational type values for this area.Please contact list agent, Dave Schutt, to schedule your private showing!

This 125-acre parcel in Outagamie County offers a diverse mix of hardwood timber and thick cover. Large mature oaks and maples are scattered throughout the property with some marketable timber on much of the southern 80 acres of the property, with ash and other species also blended in. The northern forty acres transitions into a mix of soft maple, ash and heavy bedding cover, an area that consistently holds deer and has been lightly hunted in the past. The property is wet in the spring from snow melt and spring rains and usually dries out significantly throughout the summer months via the drainage ditches throughout the property. Currently, the property is mostly dry aside from some standing water in the potholes of the drainage ditches.The land has a natural balance of mature woods and dense cover that provides food, water and shelter. With its size and habitat variety, it's no surprise the property sees steady deer activity. Seasonal conditions also shape how the land is used. In dry months, interior trails could be added to improve access, while in wet years the lower areas attract a lot of ducks. Even in drier seasons, wood ducks can often be found in small potholes within the ditches; I jumped around 40 of them on my walk through the property in three different areas. The current owner also notes the property has a stopover location for the fall woodcock migration.Access is straightforward at the end of a dead-end road; private and convenient. The entrance to the property is high and dry and it may be worth exploring having a camper in this area. From there, the property opens into its mix of timber and cover, with enough acreage to spread out multiple hunters. There is also road access off of Cty. M to the west. The ditch is steeper here but would be a good opportunity for someone to be dropped off and slide into a stand in the heavier cover.There is some thick and tough to hunt adjacent state-owned land to the north and east that allows even more cover for the deer and opportunity for duck hunting. In addition to what is found on the land itself, this property sits alongside Koepke's Boat Landing on the Wolf River. The landing provides direct access to the Wolf river system that is well known for walleye and bass fishing and recreational boating. Shoot your ducks in the morning, catch a limit of walleyes in the afternoon and end the day with some excellent deer hunting! The property is about 30 minutes from Appleton and the Fox River Valley. There is no designated build site which drives down the price per acre into more affordable recreational type values for this area.Please contact list agent, Dave Schutt, to schedule your private showing!

This 125-acre parcel in Outagamie County offers a diverse mix of hardwood timber and thick cover. Large mature oaks and maples are scattered throughout the property with some marketable timber on much of the southern 80 acres of the property, with ash and other species also blended in. The northern forty acres transitions into a mix of soft maple, ash and heavy bedding cover, an area that consistently holds deer and has been lightly hunted in the past. The property is wet in the spring from snow melt and spring rains and usually dries out significantly throughout the summer months via the drainage ditches throughout the property. Currently, the property is mostly dry aside from some standing water in the potholes of the drainage ditches.The land has a natural balance of mature woods and dense cover that provides food, water and shelter. With its size and habitat variety, it's no surprise the property sees steady deer activity. Seasonal conditions also shape how the land is used. In dry months, interior trails could be added to improve access, while in wet years the lower areas attract a lot of ducks. Even in drier seasons, wood ducks can often be found in small potholes within the ditches; I jumped around 40 of them on my walk through the property in three different areas. The current owner also notes the property has a stopover location for the fall woodcock migration.Access is straightforward at the end of a dead-end road; private and convenient. The entrance to the property is high and dry and it may be worth exploring having a camper in this area. From there, the property opens into its mix of timber and cover, with enough acreage to spread out multiple hunters. There is also road access off of Cty. M to the west. The ditch is steeper here but would be a good opportunity for someone to be dropped off and slide into a stand in the heavier cover.There is some thick and tough to hunt adjacent state-owned land to the north and east that allows even more cover for the deer and opportunity for duck hunting. In addition to what is found on the land itself, this property sits alongside Koepke's Boat Landing on the Wolf River. The landing provides direct access to the Wolf river system that is well known for walleye and bass fishing and recreational boating. Shoot your ducks in the morning, catch a limit of walleyes in the afternoon and end the day with some excellent deer hunting! The property is about 30 minutes from Appleton and the Fox River Valley. There is no designated build site which drives down the price per acre into more affordable recreational type values for this area.Please contact list agent, Dave Schutt, to schedule your private showing!

This 125-acre parcel in Outagamie County offers a diverse mix of hardwood timber and thick cover. Large mature oaks and maples are scattered throughout the property with some marketable timber on much of the southern 80 acres of the property, with ash and other species also blended in. The northern forty acres transitions into a mix of soft maple, ash and heavy bedding cover, an area that consistently holds deer and has been lightly hunted in the past. The property is wet in the spring from snow melt and spring rains and usually dries out significantly throughout the summer months via the drainage ditches throughout the property. Currently, the property is mostly dry aside from some standing water in the potholes of the drainage ditches.The land has a natural balance of mature woods and dense cover that provides food, water and shelter. With its size and habitat variety, it's no surprise the property sees steady deer activity. Seasonal conditions also shape how the land is used. In dry months, interior trails could be added to improve access, while in wet years the lower areas attract a lot of ducks. Even in drier seasons, wood ducks can often be found in small potholes within the ditches; I jumped around 40 of them on my walk through the property in three different areas. The current owner also notes the property has a stopover location for the fall woodcock migration.Access is straightforward at the end of a dead-end road; private and convenient. The entrance to the property is high and dry and it may be worth exploring having a camper in this area. From there, the property opens into its mix of timber and cover, with enough acreage to spread out multiple hunters. There is also road access off of Cty. M to the west. The ditch is steeper here but would be a good opportunity for someone to be dropped off and slide into a stand in the heavier cover.There is some thick and tough to hunt adjacent state-owned land to the north and east that allows even more cover for the deer and opportunity for duck hunting. In addition to what is found on the land itself, this property sits alongside Koepke's Boat Landing on the Wolf River. The landing provides direct access to the Wolf river system that is well known for walleye and bass fishing and recreational boating. Shoot your ducks in the morning, catch a limit of walleyes in the afternoon and end the day with some excellent deer hunting! The property is about 30 minutes from Appleton and the Fox River Valley. There is no designated build site which drives down the price per acre into more affordable recreational type values for this area.Please contact list agent, Dave Schutt, to schedule your private showing!

Excellent hunting land in a great location close to Appleton and Green Bay!! Situated in a big block of wooded swamp surrounded by fertile farmland, this property has tremendous potential for hunting big whitetails. This timber tract is enrolled in the Closed MFL Program to keep the taxes low and it has an abundance of large trees for deer stands. Lots of farmland nearby keeps the local deer herd well-fed. Conveniently located on a paved town road just a short drive from Appleton and Green Bay. You could easily get out of work and be in a tree stand for an evening sit. The property is not buildable, but it does offer great hunting opportunities. Larger acreage tracts in this area are becoming increasingly hard to find. Contact Land Specialist Luke Gliniecki today to learn more about this quality hunting tract!

A Truly Unique Offering. This wooded 6.95-acre multi structure property lies in an idyllic private setting just north of Appleton on Highway 47/Richmond Street. Known as the home of The Butterfly Gardens of Wisconsin, this one-of-a-kind property features a beautiful custom-built Log Lodge as the centerpiece, surrounded by six additional structures all of which are nestled in a park-like setting. The possibilities and uses for this property are endless. The buildings and grounds have been excellently maintained and could possibly be utilized as a nature center, wedding venue, executive retreat, horse ranch, private residence, an event venue, retail space, a private school, a religious facility, again, the possibilities are endless. As you enter the property's beautifully lit entrance, a two-lane drive landscaped with wild flowers leads you to the 3,284 sq/ft Lodge in the heart of the compound. The Lodge features a spacious vaulted gathering space highlighted by a large gas fireplace, a full kitchen, two bedrooms, four bathrooms, an additional living area, a full partially finished basement and an attached two car garage. Directly across from the Lodge is a second smaller cabin of about 945 sq/ft which has been utilized as gift shop and a classroom area. Attached to the second cabin is a 67 x 24 sq/ft the beautiful butterfly nursery hoop house and garden shed used to grow plants that support the butterfly population. Also on the property is a to die for 30 x 60 detached garage (man cave) complete with a finished office area as well as ample storage capabilities, electric service and water hookup. Two separate pavilions, 24 x 24 and 13 x 13, provide shade for outdoor gatherings and activities while a waterfall and koi pond adjacent to a two-story lookout tower add to the uniqueness of this one-of-a-kind property. An 8 x 10 outdoor shed houses lawn equipment and offers additional storage. On the east side of the property is an area of open land of about 3 acres that could possibly be parceled off and sold as an additional building site or used as an equine training area, an exercise area for a small dog park or an area to attract wildlife. The location, design and amenities provide an excellent foundation for a variety of commercial, residential or creative endeavors. Contact us today to schedule a viewing!

This property has the WOW factor! Featuring one of the highest points in Outagamie County, this is stunning farm acreage where you can literally see many, many miles of city and farmland. It is a great property for farming. It also has a field for grazing, and two ponds making it a wonderful opportunity for pasturing a prize herd. The 155 acres also includes a small home, barn and machine shed which have been well used. This is a one-of-a-kind property, is excellently located between the Cities of Appleton and Hortonville The potential upside value, whether for farming, residential or commercial use, is enormous. Call for more information anytime.

This property has the WOW factor! Featuring one of the highest points in Outagamie County, this is stunning farm acreage where you can literally see many, many miles of city and farmland. It is a great property for farming. It also has a field for grazing, and two ponds making it a wonderful opportunity for pasturing a prize herd. The 155 acres also includes a small home, barn and machine shed which have been well used. This is a one-of-a-kind property, is excellently located between the Cities of Appleton and Hortonville The potential upside value, whether for farming, residential or commercial use, is enormous. Call for more information anytime.

This property has the WOW factor! Featuring one of the highest points in Outagamie County, this is stunning farm acreage where you can literally see many, many miles of city and farmland. It is a great property for farming. It also has a field for grazing, and two ponds making it a wonderful opportunity for pasturing a prize herd. The 155 acres also includes a small home, barn and machine shed which have been well used. This is a one-of-a-kind property, is excellently located between the Cities of Appleton and Hortonville The potential upside value, whether for farming, residential or commercial use, is enormous. Call for more information anytime.

This property has the WOW factor! Featuring one of the highest points in Outagamie County, this is stunning farm acreage where you can literally see many, many miles of city and farmland. It is a great property for farming. It also has a field for grazing, and two ponds making it a wonderful opportunity for pasturing a prize herd. The 155 acres also includes a small home, barn and machine shed which have been well used. This is a one-of-a-kind property, is excellently located between the Cities of Appleton and Hortonville The potential upside value, whether for farming, residential or commercial use, is enormous. Call for more information anytime.

This property has the WOW factor! Featuring one of the highest points in Outagamie County, this is stunning farm acreage where you can literally see many, many miles of city and farmland. It is a great property for farming. It also has a field for grazing, and two ponds making it a wonderful opportunity for pasturing a prize herd. The 155 acres also includes a small home, barn and machine shed which have been well used. This is a one-of-a-kind property, is excellently located between the Cities of Appleton and Hortonville The potential upside value, whether for farming, residential or commercial use, is enormous. Call for more information anytime.

This property has the WOW factor! Featuring one of the highest points in Outagamie County, this is stunning farm acreage where you can literally see many, many miles of city and farmland. It is a great property for farming. It also has a field for grazing, and two ponds making it a wonderful opportunity for pasturing a prize herd. The 155 acres also includes a small home, barn and machine shed which have been well used. This is a one-of-a-kind property, is excellently located between the Cities of Appleton and Hortonville The potential upside value, whether for farming, residential or commercial use, is enormous. Call for more information anytime.

This property has the WOW factor! Featuring one of the highest points in Outagamie County, this is stunning farm acreage where you can literally see many, many miles of city and farmland. It is a great property for farming. It also has a field for grazing, and two ponds making it a wonderful opportunity for pasturing a prize herd. The 155 acres also includes a small home, barn and machine shed which have been well used. This is a one-of-a-kind property, is excellently located between the Cities of Appleton and Hortonville The potential upside value, whether for farming, residential or commercial use, is enormous. Call for more information anytime.

This property has the WOW factor! Featuring one of the highest points in Outagamie County, this is stunning farm acreage where you can literally see many, many miles of city and farmland. It is a great property for farming. It also has a field for grazing, and two ponds making it a wonderful opportunity for pasturing a prize herd. The 155 acres also includes a small home, barn and machine shed which have been well used. This is a one-of-a-kind property, is excellently located between the Cities of Appleton and Hortonville The potential upside value, whether for farming, residential or commercial use, is enormous. Call for more information anytime.