This 38-acre parcel in Lincoln County, Maine offers a strong mix of access, habitat, and topography. Access is provided by a deeded right-of-way, leading to a private tract shaped for wildlife. The property was logged about ten years ago, opening the canopy and creating ideal browse and bedding areas for deer, turkey, and small game. The sweet spot for maximum food and cover is 7-15 years after a timber harvest. The forest is now a dynamic mix of pine, hemlock, spruce, beech, oak, and maple—a blend that supports food and cover throughout the year. Wild blueberries are scattered across the openings, adding seasonal forage. In the low areas, moist pockets and small drainages hold water, while higher ridges and knobs offer dry footing and elevated views of the game trails. This landscape naturally funnels wildlife. The small ridges, folds, and depressions form predictable travel corridors and quiet bedding zones. Whether you're walking the newly opened trails or setting a stand, you'll notice abundant deer sign and active game paths. The property's diversity makes it an ideal setup for hunting, wildlife watching, or recreation. With new growth following harvest, it's primed to hold and sustain wildlife year-round. From the sign on the road, follow the ROW, an obvious main trail—you'll see how the land opens up and settles back into cover. Ask for maps and aerials to see the access and topography before your visit. Whether you're seeking a hunting base or a long-term recreational hold, this property's balance of terrain and habitat delivers.
