The Three Most Important Things to Consider When Buying Hunting Land

What are the most important things to consider when buying hunting land?
When your are thinking about purchasing a tract of land to hunt on, you must carefully consider its value, its potential for improvement and potential as an investment. There are important things to consider when buying hunting land, land for investment or land for homesteading.
Buying hunting land in Pennsylvania is a great land investment. As a land specialist Realtor in Pa, I help people make a great land buying decision.
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[@mrstryker34]

Thank you for the advice.

[@fatcapital88]

Solid advice, thank you

[@chrise4994]

Food cover water
Not necessarily food plots

[@countylaw6985]

I have 120 acres near a lake in Alabama and had 40 acres logged back last December and I’ve been thinking of ways to make money from it besides timber

[@ChilcoteForestryServices]

Have you thougjt about silvopasture?

[@moe4559]

What is the best type of land to hold for multiple years to gain the MOST profit. Looking to buy a land with ton of Acres alongside a massive amount of profit in the long run. Looking to hold land purchases for Atleast 10 years

[@ChilcoteForestryServices]

I like farmland and timber land. but it has to be productive to be valuable. These land investments can make low or no taxable income while you hold it. High population growth areas are a good bet since development pressure can drive up prices. I think productive farmland is a good investment long term. I have been saying for years that good hunting land is going to be in great demand and it is definetly true. Guys who bought land in the Midwest that nobody wanted for farming made out like bandits. My rule of thumb-you make your money when you buy it. No matter what, you have to buy right in the first place.

[@rocknroll0087]

I’ve looked for your number to call you but I don’t see one

[@ChilcoteForestryServices]

Its all over the place on my website and the description on YT videos. Its 814-360-4510