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[ArlyA]

Here is one we looked at. Said to have well, septic and just needed you to finish up the interior. Skeptical of the well and septic and all buildings should be razed.

 

[ArlyA]

Another we looked at. House and buildings were real nice but the acreage was small and ALL poplar trees.

 

[dodge man]

The one place looks like it has a lot of junk. Take that into account if you make an offer. Around here you can get info on the well and septic from the county if it’s newer. Newer being the last 50 years.

 

[ArlyA]

The one place looks like it has a lot of junk. Take that into account if you make an offer. Around here you can get info on the well and septic from the county if it’s newer. Newer being the last 50 years.

We didn't have any interest in the junk lot.

 

[dodge man]

When we bought our house there was some junk laying around, I didn’t think it was that much so I let it slide. After I hauled about the sixth pickup load off I realized I should have made the seller take care of it.

 

[Yander]

He'll learn. They always do.

There is a big difference between friends and the public.

I stopped letting people hunt on my land because even friends did stupid stuff. The only ones I let on my land are the bird watchers. Now, they are a good bunch and sometimes I will join them to learn a thing or two.

When my FIL passed away, I had cousins and guys from work wanting to come hunt his woods. I basically only let the one guy hunt it that my FIL allowed. It is a hard no to all others, for all of the reasons mentioned.

The guy who does hunt it is a good hunter and very respectful. Keeps an eye out for things also and texts me if he sees things that don't seem right.

 

[Yander]

Looked at a used JD 3032 today. Should I start a new thread on that? View attachment 919465View attachment 919466

Good that it has a back hoe, you may need that for hiding certain public bodies who decide to violate your rule of no ATVs.

 

[ArlyA]

As of today, this camp still has the most interested for us.

 

[airbiscuit]

What are the specs?

 

[ArlyA]

What are the specs?

FOR SALE. CAMP. UP of MI - GOD'S COUNTRY.
Rousseau Bar is only 1.5 miles away.
Ottawa National Forest - across the street.
Wildlife, hunting, atv'ing, snowmobiling, fishing, nature out your front door.
This cool, comfy cabin sits on the high ground overlooking 39 wooded acres and was built in 1989. The interior boasts beautiful cedar walls.
The footprint is 24x32; porch 8x16 and there is a woodstove, indoor plumbing and furnishings (with a few exceptions); living room/dining combo, kitchen, bathroom, 1 downstairs bedroom and storage area that leads to the upstairs loft. Walls are insulated.
Questions about the camp: call Bob at 906-361-0000
To set up an appointment (after April 30th) to view the camp: