Whatever you’re hunting goals may be, I believe this property can meet all of them. This property offers a unique opportunity for seasonal access to 150 acres in one of Michigans top trophy-producing counties. Newly remodeled cabins and a main lodge provide exceptional amenities suitable for weddings and family gatherings. Additionally, the property boasts a remarkable deer density. I saw 15 deer next to the campground and approximately 25 throughout the property. There is also a vibrant turkey population, with the oldest tom estimated to be around 8 years old; the flock appears unpressured. Speaking of birds, the 40-acre private lake is loaded with geese! There are also multiple agricultural fields on the property where the geese frequently land. Walking around the lake, I saw multiple ducks, and the two big areas of permanently flooded timber were loaded with mallards. Hunters are also granted access to the catch-and-keep pond where the property manager has caught at least one 40-inch pike every year for the past 8 years. 5lb bass are caught regularly, and the lake record is currently at 7lbs. The new lake record crappie was also caught last summer at 17 inches. Conveniently located just 15 minutes from Michigan Stadium and near a charming town filled with shops, breweries, distilleries, and top-rated restaurants, this property offers both wilderness and modern amenities. There have been mature bucks taken every year the property has been open for hunting (this is year 3), but the property manager has many pictures of deer in the 150’s and 160’s that have eluded the hunters thus far. There are quality tree stands and one box blind located in prime locations, but the property manager is not opposed whatsoever to hunters placing their own stands within any part of the property, including the woods across the lake that can only be accessed by boat or waders.