Tbd Us 141 Amasa, MI 49903

This 288-acre wooded parcel is located in Hematite Township, Iron County, in Michigan's Upper Peninsula. The property borders thousands of acres of CFR land. The East Branch of the Net River, a Class 2 trout stream, is one mile to the east, offering fishing opportunities for walleye, crappie, bluegill, and northern pike. The northwestern section touches a tributary of the Fox Farm Creek, which flows through the Fox Farm Lake and into the Fox Farm River, a tributary of the West Branch of the Net River. Cable Lake is approximately six miles to the southwest, the Net River Flooding is about three miles to the northwest, and Shank Lake is five miles due east. Wildlife includes moose, deer, black bear, bobcat, grouse, woodcock, and snowshoe hare. Bird enthusiasts may spot eagles, owls, hawks, and songbird species. Located eight miles north of Roy Koski Trail No. 111 and Trail No. 18, the parcel offers connectivity to regional recreation routes. Approximately 39 acres of this property are taxed at the ad valorem rate and may be buildable. About 249 acres are enrolled in the Michigan CFA Program, providing a tax incentive to landowners who retain and manage their forestland for long-term timber production and provide foot access to the public for hunting, trapping, and fishing. CFA landowners pay a specific tax; the CF specific rate for 2022-2026 is $1.35 per acre annually. No buildings or improvements are allowed on the CFA-enrolled land. An owner can withdraw an area for building purposes by applying, submitting an application fee, and paying a withdrawal penalty.