sentinel above an ocean of green that is nestled up to the SW corner of Dog Den Butte, you sense you are arriving at a property that has been quietly curated for enjoyment of everything that makes this holding special: its location, habitat, views, agricultural versatility, and the lifestyle it affords. White tailed deer are the main draw for many buyers eyeing central North Dakota land, and this property is all but tailor made for archery or rifle success. The combination of secluded bedding cover, edge habitat, and ag field groceries stacks the deck in your favor. you can trace deer trails threading through knee high brome, switchgrass, and wild alfalfa before disappearing into heavier willow thickets at the water's edge. During November rut, you can glass for movement from the tower blind and watch bucks stage along the willow fringe, scent check does, then slip into the hardwood fingers that thread the hills to the east. Trails of beaten dirt testify to frequent travel; shed hunters will find an annual bounty in the waist high grass come March.These timber clusters also expand the property's birding and small game appeal. Pheasant and grouse, run or gliding low across the hills, Adding a small, pollinator plot near these groves would further diversify habitat, drawing monarch butterflies and supporting pheasant broods with insect protein. Although you feel miles from anywhere when you step onto the property, connectivity is excellent. The entrance sits less than two miles from paved ND Highway 53, placing you about an hour from Minot. For the hunter or weekender travelling in, that means convenient airline access and a comfortable drive
