I wish our state wildlife agencies to a more serious look at hunters owning land. Loss of hunt able ground is a huge factor in hunter numbers and time spent afield.
Young hunters never give thought to the value of owning land,most are more than glad to invest in a 401 K but never give a land purchase a passing glance. That 401 K money can't be touched until your 59 !/2 years old,you can enjoy the land an hour after the closing.Need cash 38% taxes plus a ten percent penalty on the 401 ,you can borrow against the land.
As an investment for yourself & your family nothing will beat land, and if yours gets to valuable sell it for a huge profit and buy a bigger piece. Its a win win.