This 69.2± acre Clare County, Michigan hunting property is designed with one purpose in mind, consistently holding and moving deer. The land has been strategically select cut with future hunting success as the priority, creating a strong foundation for long-term habitat improvement. The select cut has opened the canopy, allowing sunlight to reach the forest floor and stimulate thick spring and summer regrowth. This early successional cover produces highly desirable nutrient browse while also creating excellent bedding and fawning cover, helping hold deer on the property throughout the year. Numerous young mast-producing oak trees are scattered throughout the acreage, providing an important future food source that will continue to improve as the trees mature. The combination of woody browse, mast production, and cover creates a property that hunts well now while continuing to develop into an even stronger habitat over time. A well-established trail system winds throughout the property, providing convenient access to multiple stand locations while allowing hunters to move quietly with minimal disturbance. Several food plots are already in place and positioned to help influence deer movement and create consistent shot opportunities. Existing elevated blinds and ground blinds are strategically located to take advantage of natural travel corridors and edge habitat created by the select cut. Portions of the food plots are bordered by thicker cover, helping create travel funnels that naturally guide deer movement through predictable areas. Rolling terrain throughout the property adds diversity and depth to the land. This is not a property focused on appearance; it is focused on performance. The habitat work that has already been completed positions this acreage to consistently attract and hold wildlife. Properties like this are built with purpose and continue improving over time as the habitat matures. If your priority is hunting effectiveness rather than aesthetics, this Clare County property deserves serious consideration. Call Chuck Keefer directly today to schedule your private showing and walk the property. (989) 600-4112
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Listed by whitetailproperties Keefer• Whitetail Properties Real Estate, LLC
Listed by Whitetail Properties Keefer• Whitetail Properties Real Estate, LLC
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Last updated by owner on Jun 5, 2026.
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Redfin Estimate for E Long Lake Rd Unit V/L
$246,513
$23K under list price of $270K
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