12201 E Hakkala Rd Maple, WI 54854

This 200-acre property, situated in Douglas County, Wisconsin, features a mix of hayfields, food plots, and timber. Located on a dead-end road, the gated property includes a newer 3-bedroom cabin heated by a woodstove, along with a generator and composting toilet building. An overhead door provides secure storage for vehicles or equipment. Designed with recreation in mind, the land boasts a trail network suitable for hiking, ATVs, or snowmobiling. The property has been planned for deer hunting and is populated with whitetail deer, turkeys, grouse, and bear. Five to six shooting houses overlook food plots, hayfields, and oak ridges. A ravine crosses the land, serving as a travel corridor for deer. The forests consist of white oak, trembling aspen, birch, balsam fir, and spruce trees. Hay meadows are managed by a neighboring farmer. A recent land exchange added 40 acres in the NE corner, suitable for deer hunting and timber harvest. Located halfway between Duluth-Superior and the Bayfield-Ashland region, the property is near Lake Superior's south shore, offering sport fishing for trout, salmon, walleye, bass, and northern pike. The property is situated west of the Brule River valley, known for steelhead and brown trout fishing. Snowmobile and ATV trails are abundant in the region. There are no state or federal MFL programs in place.