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Tbd Schultz Rd, Ralph, MI 49877

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Address	Distance	Property Type	Sold Price	Sold Date	Bed	Bath	Sqft
Norway Lake Rd, Felch, MI	3.83	Lot/Land	$95,000	08/14/26		-	-
Harry Peterson Rd, Foster City, MI	3.95	Lot/Land	$17,900	06/26/26		-	-

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Lot/Land

160 acre lot

About this House

Upper Michigan Wooded Recreational Parcel for sale! Some of The Best Hunting in the U.P.! This Gated 218 Acre Wooded Parcel is located in North-Western Dickinson County, in Michigan's Upper Peninsula. If you mention this area to Northern Michigan outdoor enthusiasts, they will think of an area with a culture of Whitetail Deer Hunting! The parcel is located at the extreme northwestern area of one the of the largest deer yarding complexes in the Upper Peninsula! This parcel also touches thousands of acres of the Copper Country State Forest where public hunting, trapping and fishing are allowed. Bear, Deer, Ruffed Grouse, Small Game, Turkey, and Waterfowl abound in the area. Just a mile to the East of this parcel, the North Branch of the Ford River meets the Main Branch, and is a historic stream stocking site for Brook Trout. Canoeing and Kayaking are popular Ford River activities. ATVing and Off Road Riding are great for Fall Color Touring, and Snowmobiling is fun in Winter! Dickinson County is located on the Michigan-Wisconsin border in the Central Portion of the U.P. and is easily reached by flying into the Ford Airport near Iron Mountain. The property is dominated by Aspen, Northern white cedar, Spruce and Balsam fir. Following the Forest Management Plan recommendations, 20-Acres was harvested about six years ago, at which time the roads were widened and graded. This property is zoned CFA - The CFA Act: Landowners do not pay ad valorem general property taxes. Instead, the landowners pay a specific tax (In years 2017 through 2021) of $1.30 per acre annually - Walk-In Public Access for hunting and fishing must be available on CFA Land. A New Owner will need to submit a New Forest Management Plan, and a Notification of Ownership Change Form to the State. If a New Owner desires to build a cabin on the property, the area designated around the structure will need to be withdrawn from the CF Program.

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Home Details for Tbd Schultz Rd

Exterior Features
Exterior Home Features Roof: Other
Parking & Garage Parking Space: 1

Property Information
Property Type / Style Property Type: Lot LandArchitecture: Other

Lot Information
Lot Area: 160.00 acres

Price and Tax history

Date	Event	Price
May 3, 2019 Source: Agent Provided	ListingRemoved	$218,000
Apr 4, 2017 Source: Agent Provided	Listed For Sale	$218,000
Feb 8, 2015 Source: Agent Provided	ListingRemoved	$289,000
May 20, 2014 Source: Agent Provided	Listed For Sale	$289,000

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North Dickinson School
K-12
Public
269 Students
North Dickinson County Schools
8/10
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Parent Rating Average
Could not recommend this place any less. As an alumni who has the displeasure of attending and who's siblings suffer through it, I hardly know where to begin. Sports is rampant with favoritism beyond any reasonable expectations. Athletes are treated like dirt unless they have the right last name, without the best interests of the students or team in mind. The social club that both parents and adults have means that you and your child are outcasts unless you are in the right family or have the right name. While this is expected everywhere, it is especially rampant in this podunk small town. As for bullying? According to this "principal" it is something that can't be addressed. It just happens and your kids have to deal with it. Sorry, but you're in a high school of 100, it's not hard to at least make the effort. And worst of all? The education is subpar at best. Attending college after being here means you have to work twice as hard as usual. Faculty would rather play games than give your children a decent education. How some of these teachers have a job is beyond me. I guess when everyone is related, it helps.In summary, if you want your children to have a positive experience, don't send them here. If you want subpar teaching, limited athletic opportunities, and harassment by both adults and children, then I guess this is the place for you.
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