Schalk Road Tucked away at the end of a quiet dead-end road, this 60.7-acre Price County property offers a desirable combination of productive open ground, privacy, and quality hunting habitat. The acreage includes a mix of tillable fields and wooded cover, creating strong edge habitat and natural transition areas throughout the property. The open ground provides agricultural value while also offering excellent opportunities for future food plots or other wildlife improvements. The hunting ground features a diverse mix of mature timber, younger growth, thick understory, grasses, and natural browse. Deer trails and other sign are abundant, and the combination of bedding cover, nearby agriculture, food sources, and water helps create the kind of habitat that can hold wildlife throughout the year. Deer, turkey, and bear sign have all been observed in the area, and the property has experienced relatively little hunting pressure in recent years. For someone looking for a manageable-sized hunting property with agricultural ground and a secluded setting, this parcel checks a lot of boxes. Its dead-end-road location adds privacy, while the mix of field and timber provides both immediate recreational use and plenty of options for future habitat management.