72.4-Acre Hunting Land for Sale, Schoharie County, NY

$177,000

00WP Podpadic Rd, Richmondville, NY 12149

Acreage

72.4 acres

Price per acre

$2,444

Property type

Land

County

Schoharie

MLS number

11738590

Why this matched

• “Deer sign is evident throughout with well-used trails, tracks, and natural travel corridors.”
• “There are currently no open fields, but the existing structure and growth stage make it a workable blank slate for creating food plots, bedding…”
• “Whether you're looking for a blank slate hunting property, a recreational retreat, or a long-term land investment with the ability to improve and…”

Quoted from the listing's public remarks. Where2Hunt has not inspected the property.

Hunting questions to resolve

Each answer below is about what the listing says, not a legal finding. Confirm each one before you buy.

Hunting rights

Not stated in the listing. Ask the listing agent whether hunting rights convey.

Legal access

Remarks mention road frontage or deeded access. Verify with a survey and title.

Current hunting lease

No current hunting lease mentioned. Confirm with the listing agent.

Local restrictions

None mentioned. Check county discharge rules, covenants and any conservation easement.

Game mentioned

Ducks and geese, Whitetail deer, Turkey (as described by the seller, not a wildlife survey)

Habitat described

Timber or hardwoods, Creek or river, Pond or lake, Crop or pasture edge, Mast and cover

Listing remarks

This 72.43± acre tract on Podpadic Road in Richmondville offers a strong combination of seclusion, access, and habitat, setting up as a highly functional hunting and recreational property with long-term upside. Located on a quiet, seasonal gravel road, the property features approximately 5,017± feet of road frontage spanning multiple access points, including frontage on Podpadic Road and Harroway Road. An established cut-in leads to an old logging road, providing a solid foundation for expanding internal access and trail systems. The land sits within a leeward-facing drainage, naturally protected from prevailing winds, and is surrounded by a mix of agricultural ground and larger timber tracts. This positioning enhances both wildlife movement and overall huntability. Timber across the property is a diverse mix of hardwoods and softwoods, including white oak, red oak, beech, hemlock, pine, birch, and cherry. The tract is composed of both intermediate successional growth and sections of more mature timber, creating a balanced structure that already supports wildlife while offering opportunity for further improvement. With strategic timber stand improvement (TSI), including selective cutting and potential prescribed burning, the property can be enhanced to promote sunlight to the forest floor-encouraging native forbs and grasses that improve bedding cover and browse. Water is a defining feature throughout. Multiple spring-fed creeks run through the property, feeding into a beaver pond with an established dam and a creek tailing out below. This area adds habitat diversity and presents strong potential for waterfowl use, particularly wood ducks. From a hunting perspective, the property shows immediate promise. Deer sign is evident throughout with well-used trails, tracks, and natural travel corridors. Turkey activity is present, with nesting observed on the property. The surrounding agricultural fields further support consistent wildlife movement, while the layout of the land and road frontage allows for access to multiple stand locations across varying wind directions without compromising the property. There are currently no open fields, but the existing structure and growth stage make it a workable blank slate for creating food plots, bedding areas, or additional access improvements. Positioned within the Richmondville Central School District, the property currently has no confirmed electric at the road and would require well and septic if building is pursued. Nearby homes suggest potential for future development, though buyers should conduct their own due diligence regarding buildability. Conveniently located approximately 55 minutes from Albany, 15-20 minutes from Cobleskill, and 25-30 minutes from Middleburgh, the property offers a balance of privacy and accessibility. Whether you're looking for a blank slate hunting property, a recreational retreat, or a long-term land investment with the ability to improve and customize over time, this Schoharie County tract delivers the right combination of access, habitat, and potential.

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