Nice cabin and some land

[G-Man]

https://www.facebook.com/marketplace/item/2939859406239067/

[crappyice]

Exactly what I am looking for...only it’s about 3.5 hours too far west.


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[steve863]

That is more than a 3.5 hour drive from Westchester.

 

 

 

[Jeremy K]

Guy I work with looked at it.

[sbuff]

Why the barbed wire around perimeter..

[crappyice]

That is more than a 3.5 hour drive from Westchester.
 
 
 

I know but I am willing to drive 2 hours from Westchester for that prop and price .


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[gastrodoc]

Barbed wire around the perimeter makes me think there are probably some major tresassing issues

[goosifer]

14 hours ago, Jeremy K said:

Guy I work with looked at it.

Did he have any comment on it?

[turkeyfeathers]

42 minutes ago, gastrodoc said:

Barbed wire around the perimeter makes me think there are probably some major tresassing issues

Or maybe had cows at one point   Barbwire  isn’t keeping trespassers out by any means.  Razor wire maybe 

[BizCT]

Exactly what I am looking for...only it’s about 3.5 hours too far west.


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Ulster/Sullivan might be perfect for you then


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[turkeyfeathers]

Just now, Biz-R-OWorld said:

 

Ulster/Sullivan might be perfect for you then


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Looked at last 3 years of NY biggest bucks on line today.  Steuben and Ulster lead the pack hands down 

[Jeremy K]

7 hours ago, goosifer said:

Did he have any comment on it?

He said you cant make it up the driveway in the winter and the noise from the road is really loud ,i would have to imagine once the green is all gone ,the noise will be twice as loud. 

[Robhuntandfish]

I sure miss the little camp i used to have on Chase lake.  But also prob wouldnt buy another.  If I was gonna invest would just buy land with a house on it instead of having upkeep on two places.  But I sure had some great times at camp. I looked at and considered a couple north of Camden/Florence/Osceola area but just figured leasing land is easier and less expensive.  Plus i spend a lot of the summer on the lake and in the fall the hunting isnt as good up there as it is in Southern zone.  If I ever did it would go with just a base camp with no electric/water - maybe one of those Amish sheds.  Camp was great until you had two septics, two roofs, two sets of water lines, two yards to rake etc...... 

[Rattler]

Get a condo downstate and the house and land upstate for hunting.  I did.  Now I live at "deer camp" and rent out the condo.

[Jeremy K]

11 minutes ago, Robhuntandfish said:

I sure miss the little camp i used to have on Chase lake.  But also prob wouldnt buy another.  If I was gonna invest would just buy land with a house on it instead of having upkeep on two places.  But I sure had some great times at camp. I looked at and considered a couple north of Camden/Florence/Osceola area but just figured leasing land is easier and less expensive.  Plus i spend a lot of the summer on the lake and in the fall the hunting isnt as good up there as it is in Southern zone.  If I ever did it would go with just a base camp with no electric/water - maybe one of those Amish sheds.  Camp was great until you had two septics, two roofs, two sets of water lines, two yards to rake etc...... 

My goal is to pick up a piece of around 5-10 acres that borders state land , probably have an area for parking a camper in the summer and fall to use as a camp and base camp for hunting season. 

[Robhuntandfish]

2 minutes ago, Rattler said:

Get a condo downstate and the house and land upstate for hunting.  I did.  Now I live at "deer camp" and rent out the condo.

thats kinda what I did.  Bought a cottage on the lake and its 6 minutes from hunting lease.  Just minus the downstate condo.  

 

3 minutes ago, Jeremy K said:

My goal is to pick up a piece of around 5-10 acres that borders state land , probably have an area for parking a camper in the summer and fall to use as a camp and base camp for hunting season. 

one of my buddies is thinking about doing that out in the Norwich area.  Just park a camper on some land he might inherit and use it as a camp.  Less town/reg hassles and upkeep. - I told him great- I already have to decide between three units I hunt to put in for doe permits- might as well add another - lol 

Always nice to have a getaway.  When I had a camp only a handful of people ever knew where it was.  Some college buddies once tried to find me while i was there for a weekend.  Funny thing was they were within 200 yards of it at one point!.  And they had quite an adventure looking for it.  I brought them up a couple of times later for some hunting weekends.     

[Swamp_bucks]

1 hour ago, Robhuntandfish said:

one of my buddies is thinking about doing that out in the Norwich area.  Just park a camper on some land he might inherit and use it as a camp.  Less town/reg hassles and upkeep. - I told him great- I already have to decide between three units I hunt to put in for doe permits- might as well add another - lol 

Thats where im at just tell him if hes not used to this area that norwich is split in half for units.  One half is 7m with 2 doe tag chances the other is 7p with a medium and only 1 chance. River is the line.

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[Jeremy K]

2 hours ago, Robhuntandfish said:

thats kinda what I did.  Bought a cottage on the lake and its 6 minutes from hunting lease.  Just minus the downstate condo.  

 

one of my buddies is thinking about doing that out in the Norwich area.  Just park a camper on some land he might inherit and use it as a camp.  Less town/reg hassles and upkeep. - I told him great- I already have to decide between three units I hunt to put in for doe permits- might as well add another - lol 

Always nice to have a getaway.  When I had a camp only a handful of people ever knew where it was.  Some college buddies once tried to find me while i was there for a weekend.  Funny thing was they were within 200 yards of it at one point!.  And they had quite an adventure looking for it.  I brought them up a couple of times later for some hunting weekends.     

I recently lost one spot to hunt and the other has never been that great ,just convenient.  I'm not really bound to any locations currently.

[Core]

On 8/20/2019 at 5:55 AM, Robhuntandfish said:

I sure miss the little camp i used to have on Chase lake.  But also prob wouldnt buy another.  If I was gonna invest would just buy land with a house on it instead of having upkeep on two places.  But I sure had some great times at camp. I looked at and considered a couple north of Camden/Florence/Osceola area but just figured leasing land is easier and less expensive.  Plus i spend a lot of the summer on the lake and in the fall the hunting isnt as good up there as it is in Southern zone.  If I ever did it would go with just a base camp with no electric/water - maybe one of those Amish sheds.  Camp was great until you had two septics, two roofs, two sets of water lines, two yards to rake etc...... 

I had the opportunity to buy a really nice cabin this year at a great price from a neighbor and I came to the same conclusion. I spend so much time working on my house, remodeling/updating, etc. the last thing I need is to have to do it on two places, unless the cabin was brand new and basically a rental property as well.

I am still looking for land in the webster/walworth type area, but with kids and a job I just don't have time for two buildings unfortunately.

Financially leasing land is the smartest approach and invest the difference (land is a terrible investment, generally), but there's essentially no land to lease close to Rochester that I've ever found.

Edited August 21, 2019 by Core