This 32-acre parcel near Exeland in Sawyer County offers a mix of habitat and hunting potential. The land is heavily wooded, with  healthy mid-sized aspen stands along with pockets of mature oaks, providing both cover and a valuable food source for deer. The rolling terrain creates natural travel corridors for deer, while also offering variety for future timber management. With a mix of species and growth stages, there’s potential here as a long-term timber investment. The property is in an excellent area for deer and grouse hunting and is conveniently located near the Tuscobia Trail, offering easy access to miles of ATV and snowmobile riding. Situated in Wisconsin’s Zone D for bear hunting, hunters can take advantage of easier tag availability. Whether you’re looking for a hunting base, investment property, this Sawyer County tract checks all the boxes.