Bryce McVicker

Discover this affordable hunting property nestled along the scenic Minnesota River, just a mile south and a mile west of Courtland. This fully wooded parcel offers prime habitat for deer, turkey, and waterfowl, making it a versatile destination for avid hunters. With its natural cover and riverfront setting, it’s the perfect spot for your next outdoor adventure.

This diverse hunting property is located east of East Chain in the southeastern portion of Martin County. These acres comprise upland native grass habitat with wetland habitat in the middle. In the northeast corner is a recently planted 10row shelter belt. The diverse mix of native grasses and cattail slough makes for a good pheasant and white-tailed deer habitat year-round. When water conditions

Located north of Welcome on 130th Avenue sits this excellent hunting property. The property primarily comprises upland habitat but also encompasses an abandoned farm site with an established tree grove and wetland habitat in the middle. The abandoned farm site is most likely the area where hunters will spend most of their deer hunting time. The farm site has approximately +/- 4 acres of woods,

Located east of East Chain in the southeastern portion of Martin County sits this diverse hunting property. Theses acres are comprised of upland native grass habitat with wetland habitat in the middle. In the northeast corner is a recently planted 10 – row shelter belt. The diverse mix of native grasses and cattail slough make for good pheasant and white-tailed deer habitat year-round. When water

Located north of Welcome on 130th Avenue sits this excellent hunting property. The property is made up primarily of upland habitat but also encompasses an abandoned farm site with an established tree grove and wetland habitat in the middle. The abandoned farm site is most likely the area where hunters will spend most of their deer hunting time. The farm site has approximately +/- 4 acres of

Turnkey Hunting Camp or Permanent Residence in West Central MN!Here’s an opportunity for those interested in having a hunting camp on their own land or a permanent residence in the wildlife-rich western region of the state. The property is located approximately two miles south of Madison and lies in the middle of the extensive tributary creek corridor that ultimately feeds into the West Branch