Along with public hunting lands, Michigan boasts over two million acres of private land managed as commercial forest for hunters to track white-tailed deer, elk, bear, grouse, and more. Bounded by four Great Lakes, it's fair to say the fishing ain't bad, either. The state has also been ranked among the ten best states for the cost of living by U.S. News & World Report. Internal data from Lands of America shows more than $6 billion in land and rural property for sale in Michigan. This comprises more than 374,000 acres of land for sale in the state. This is a 577 percent increase from April in the total number of Michigan land and property for sale. Of the 83 counties in the state, Oakland County had the most land and rural real estate for sale. There were 1,001 acres of sold land in Michigan recorded in April through the Lands of America sales program. This reflects a change in sales activity over data from the month before. The most land sales in the state last month were recorded in Cass and Otsego County. In terms of its size, Michigan is the country's 11th-largest state, covering an area of 96,810 square miles (62 million acres). Wildlife to be found on land for sale in Michigan include whitetail deer, grouse, turkey, bear, ducks, and geese. Fishermen have their choice of bass, trout, pike, and walleye.