3379 Hehir Trail

This exceptional 40-acre Sportsman's Retreat offers a rare combination of excellent whitetail hunting, prime waterfowl habitat, seclusion, and direct access to a vast expanse of State Forest. State Forest surrounds the property on the east, south, and west sides, creating a private setting with thousands of additional acres available for hunting, recreation, and exploration right outside your door. Whitetail hunters will appreciate the established setup, which includes five strategically positioned hunting blinds and two tree stands throughout the property. The current owner also enjoys waterfowl hunting on the property, and the location offers prime waterfowl habitat and excellent potential for the next owner to take advantage of this opportunity. The diverse habitat also provides the potential to encounter a variety of wildlife, including Black Bear, Elk, Red Fox, and other northern Michigan species. A full trail system winds throughout the property, providing convenient access to the hunting areas and making it easy to explore the acreage by foot, ATV, or UTV. The trails also provide excellent access to the surrounding State Forest, expanding the recreational possibilities well beyond the property's 40 acres. Adding to the appeal is an off-grid two-bedroom, one-bath cabin that provides an ideal basecamp for hunting trips, weekends in the woods, or simply escaping to the outdoors. The cabin is powered by a propane generator and features a complete well and septic system, providing the essential conveniences for a comfortable off-grid getaway. The property is also home to two impressive white pine trees believed to be more than 200 years old, adding character, beauty, and a unique sense of history to the landscape. Whether you're looking for a dedicated hunting property, a private recreational retreat, or a secluded northern Michigan getaway, this 40-acre offering delivers an outstanding combination of wildlife, hunting infrastructure, waterfowl opportunities, trails, and an off-grid cabin, all surrounded by State Forest on three sides, and only one half mile from the North Branch of the Au Sable River.