I'm looking to buy Hunting Land in WI

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Sat, 2006-01-21 13:28

phoenixfire

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I'm looking to buy Hunting Land in WI

I'm interested in looking for about 40-80acres of hunting land in WI, preferrably about 3hrs or less from the Twin Cities.

Thank you for your response.

Wed, 2006-01-25 14:49

raz-n-co

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I'm looking to buy Hunting Land in WI

We have some land in Boulder Junction. Is that too far for you?

raz

Mon, 2006-01-30 21:28

phoenixfire

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Thanks for the offer

raz-n-co wrote:

We have some land in Boulder Junction. Is that too far for you?
raz

Thanks for the offer Raz,... but Boulder is 5+hrs and that's just a little too far for a weekend cabin.

Good Luck!

Thu, 2006-03-09 11:46

deerhuntin4life

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I'm looking to buy Hunting Land in WI

How Much land do you have in Boulder Junction? Very intrested

Wed, 2006-03-29 17:43

looking_4_whitetails

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I'm looking to buy Hunting Land in WI

unfortunately we might have some land in buffalo county for sale. we have 300 acres total, but will probably have to sell around 60 acres off. if you want more info let me know. we are close to alma, wi

Thu, 2006-03-30 10:30

deerhuntin4life

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I'm looking to buy Hunting Land in WI

i would be very intrested how much for 60 acres?

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