This 110 acre property located in Burnett County, Wisconsin, sits southeast of Siren and offers a combination of wooded acreage and productive tillable ground. The land features approximately 25 plus acres of open ground that can be used for row crops, food plots, or other agricultural purposes, while the balance consists of wooded terrain that provides cover and travel corridors for wildlife. The Clam River forms a natural boundary along the property, creating separation from neighboring lands and contributing to a sense of seclusion. This water feature may also serve as a travel corridor for wildlife and adds to the overall diversity of the property. The surrounding area is known for a strong mix of habitat types, including timber, agricultural fields, and wetlands, which support populations of whitetail deer and other wildlife species. The layout of the property allows for multiple potential uses. The existing tillable acreage provides an opportunity for income generation or can be converted into larger destination-style food plots. The wooded portions of the property offer areas where smaller food plots or habitat improvements could be established to enhance wildlife movement and holding capacity. Buyers may choose to develop a trail system to improve access throughout the property for hunting, recreational use, or land management. Access to the property appears suitable for recreational use and land management activities. The size and configuration of the tract provide flexibility for those looking to manage the land for hunting, agriculture, or a combination of both. The mix of open ground and timber creates a balance that can appeal to buyers seeking a recreational property with diverse land features. Properties of this size in Burnett County are limited in availability, particularly those that offer a combination of tillable acreage, wooded cover, and a natural water boundary. This property presents an opportunity for buyers interested in owning land that can be utilized for hunting, outdoor recreation, and potential agricultural use.