Polaris Ranger Crew Stuck in Swamp Two Weeks Now....

[Grumpy Old Man]

 

[dodge man]

Man, what a thread. I'm glad you got it out and good luck getting it fixed up.

 

[cletus99]

Thanks Jim. Thankfully KTAC is backing our policy and the Ranger is at the dealer for checkup to include the bear damage.
This is a beautiful area. In another thread I asked about Chip Mills for the lower woods. But tonight realized I want to leave the woods and brush as is. Not only is it beautiful to see the trees wave in the wind, beauty comes out of that woods. There have been huge deer, largest turkey I have ever seen in my life and many others. I love to track so there is a steady movement to gives me joy.
As for selling, land is popping here and acreage of this size is being snap up for horse farms and development. I am asking $590K for the 112 acres and there are 5 acre lots near us for $148k.
My neighbor just sold 6 acres for $124k and 32 acres for $430k. Hopefully it stays a farm.
But I will continue to enjoy until sold.
You lived in a great area of Deep Creek. The Dismal Swamp, Intracoast Waterway and Dismal Swamp Trail are about 2 miles due West. Thanks for the kind words, Jim.

Wow that's crazy. I didn't pay but $30k for my 16.25 acres and most is woods except about 6 acres or so.

 

[yelbike]

Wow that's crazy. I didn't pay but $30k for my 16.25 acres and most is woods except about 6 acres or so.

Location, location, location.

Around here 2 acres can go for $150K easily. Just depends where.

 

[Grumpy Old Man]

Location, location, location.

Around 2 acres can go for $150K easily. Just depends where.

my father is selling 1 acre at a time for $350,000.00 he has 141 acres and is surrounded by 3.5 to 5 million dollar 2 acre properties with 9,000 square foot homes

 

[yelbike]

my father is selling 1 acre at a time for $350,000.00 he has 141 acres and is surrounded by 3.5 to 5 million dollar 2 acre properties with 9,000 square foot homes

I hope he has a nice long life, but that will be a real nice inheritance one day.

 

[Grumpy Old Man]

I hope he has a nice long life, but that will be a real nice inheritance one day.

He is doing well and still running his own equipment even if only to push down the occasional tree or move a dirt pile for fun , The sad part is Most of the land currently used by mini mansions were at one time farms and a few truck farms who supplied New York city with produce , Now it's trucked in from who knows where .His Plan was to leave it to inheritance but he knows no one in the family wants to live in the middle of yuppieville and he doesn't blame them ,He has another much larger piece of land in Maine and that will stay in the family .and the closest neighbor there are miles away .