Forests plus Farms = Great Wildlife Habitat in Barron County Wisconsin
The mix of Forests and Farmland in Barron County make this a great place for wildlife, especially the Whitetail deer.
Our clients at Woodland Management Service own some very nice forest land in this county and they are quite happy with the quality wildlife and forests here.
Barron County is home to nearly 170 thousand acres of forest land.
Most of this forest land is Oak with over 75 thousand acres of this high quality Wildlife habitat.
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Secondary forestland types include Aspen comprising 28 thousand acres and Northern Hardwoods (Maple, Ash, Basswood) with 26 thousand acres of Northern Hardwoods. 
Over all the Forests of this county are exceptional in quality.
In addition to producing income for our clients these forests are also great habitat for high quality Deer, Grouse, Turkeys, Bears, Wolves, and more.
If you are interested in purchasing land in Barron County or if you already own some and would like to learn more about how to improve this land, give me a call, our Foresters and Wildlife Specialists can help.
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