Dustin McAloon

120 acres located in the Town of Dewey, Portage County, WI. Property is accessed via a 33 ft easement and offers a diverse mix of timber including oak, aspen, pine, and hemlock providing excellent wildlife habitat. Enrolled in MFL for tax benefits. Strong population of deer and turkey with occasional black bear sightings and sign. Ideal for hunting, recreational or create a little camp. Convenient location just 2.5 miles from Lake DuBay, approximately 10 miles to Stevens Point, and 20 miles to Wausau. Great opportunity for a private hunting retreat in central Wisconsin. Approx 2 acres of open area that is ready cleared for you to plant a few food plots. On snowmobile trail.

Tucked away in the Town of Dewey Portage County, this property offers that perfect balance hunters are looking for—seclusion, diversity, and location. With a 33-foot easement guiding you in, you’ll leave the noise behind and step into a timber tract that’s built to hold wildlife. The mix here is what makes it special. Towering oaks drop acorns that pull deer in each fall, while thick pockets of aspen and pine provide bedding and cover. Hemlock adds that year-round thermal protection, giving wildlife a place to ride out pressure and weather. Plant a few food plots in the 2 areas on the property that equal about 2 acres total already cleared and ready to plant. It’s the kind of habitat mix that keeps deer on the property—not just passing through. And it shows. There’s a strong population of whitetail and turkey, with black bear known to roam through the area—just enough to remind you you’re in the Northwoods or Wisconsin. Whether you’re slipping in for a quiet evening hunt, scouting fresh sign in the snow, or just enjoying a fall walk through the timber, this land delivers that to the next steward of the land. And when you’re ready to step away, you’re still just minutes from Lake DuBay and a short drive to Stevens Point or Wausau—close enough for convenience, far enough to feel like camp. With the property enrolled in MFL, you’ll benefit from reduced taxes while maintaining and enjoying the land for years to come. Contact Land Pros Travis Hamele 608-697-3349 [email protected] or Dustin McAloon 715-570-9211 [email protected]

These 80 acres in the Town of Dewey offer the space, habitat, and year-round access that buyers are after. With the same strong timber mix of oak, aspen, pine, and hemlock, this land already had the right ingredients—but the recent timber harvest reset the understory. What you’ll notice right away is the regeneration. Thick new growth is coming back strong, creating bedding cover that deer can’t resist. It’s the kind of habitat that holds wildlife tight—giving you more consistent movement and better hunting opportunities season after season. The oaks still anchor the property, drawing deer in with acorns, while pockets of pine and hemlock provide thermal cover through Wisconsin winters. Add in the natural diversity, and you’ve got a property that supports from early season patterns to late-season survival. Areas that could easily be cleared for added food plots. The established trail system makes it easy to navigate, whether you’re checking stands, hauling gear, or just enjoying a quiet ride through your land. And with a snowmobile trail running through the property, this isn’t just a hunting tract—it’s a true four-season retreat. Hunt in the fall, ride in the winter, scout and hunt turkeys in the spring, and enjoy it all summer long. Deer and turkey are plentiful here, with black bear known to pass through—reminding you this is the kind of ground where wildlife thrives. This is the type of property where camp naturally comes together. A place to pull in after a day in the woods, fire up the heater, and relive the hunt. A place where every season gives you a reason to be here. And when you’re ready to step away, you’re still just minutes from Lake DuBay and a short drive to Stevens Point or Wausau—close enough for convenience, far enough to feel like camp. With the property enrolled in MFL, you’ll benefit from reduced taxes while maintaining and enjoying the land for years to come. We’ll walk every acre with you, talk through habitat strategy, and help you see how this land sets up for both today—and the years ahead. Key Features: 80± acres with diverse timber & excellent regeneration from recent harvest Established trail system + snowmobile trail access for year-round use Strong deer, turkey, and black bear presence Contact Land Pros for a tour today Travis Hamele 608-697-3349 [email protected] Dustin McAloon 715-570-9221 [email protected]

Tucked away at the end of a quiet dead-end road just outside of Mosinee in Marathon County, this 40± acre hunting property delivers the kind of seclusion hunters and recreational buyers are always chasing—but rarely find. What truly sets this tract apart is its direct access to over 13,000 acres of adjoining public land, giving you the ability to control your own private ground. This property naturally acts as a low-pressure sanctuary. Its location off the beaten path keeps casual traffic and outside intrusion to a minimum—allowing whitetails to more predicable. The surrounding cover, combined with limited access points, creates a pocket where deer can stage, bed, and transition without constant disturbance. The area is well known for strong deer numbers, and this setup gives you a strategic advantage during both early season patterns and the rut. The land itself offers a solid mix of habitat features that support wildlife year-round. Pockets of thick cover provide bedding security, while natural travel corridors create predictable movement patterns. Whether you're hanging stands for prevailing winds or setting up along edge transitions, this parcel gives you multiple setups in a manageable footprint. In the spring, the same secluded setting becomes ideal for chasing longbeards. . There’s ample opportunity to create a basecamp setup—whether that’s a rustic cabin build, a camper site, or a simple off-grid retreat. It’s the kind of place where fall weekends turn into traditions, and mornings start with coffee while going over the days strategy. With year-round recreational potential, you can enjoy trail riding, scouting, shed hunting, and simply unplugging from the pace of everyday life. The added advantage of being just minutes from Mosinee and a short drive to Wausau gives you convenient access to supplies, dining, and services—while still maintaining the feeling of being deep in the Northwoods. Properties that combine private acreage, true seclusion, and immediate access to large blocks of public hunting land are becoming increasingly difficult to find. For more info or to schedule a tour contact Travis Hamele 608-697-3349 [email protected] or Dustin McAloon 715-570-9211 [email protected]

If you’ve been searching for an affordable and manageable hunting tract with strong habitat, live water, and the ability to build a hunting camp or home—this 43+/- acre property in Marathon County deserves you to take serious look. Located just outside of Merrill and within easy reach of Wausau, this property sits along a quiet county road with power available making it an ideal tract of land for a hunting camp, cabin, or full-time residence where you can live and hunt on the same ground. The timber featuring a diverse mix of mature cedar, spruce, hemlock, and maple. Not only does this provide long-term timber value, but it creates excellent year-round cover and thermal protection for wildlife. Water is a key feature here. Multiple fingers of water run through the property, offering a year round water source while shaping deer movement. These travel corridors are already well established, as evidenced by heavy deer sign throughout the property including rubs, scrapes, and browsing pressure. The layout of the land includes a blend of high ground and low areas, creating natural bedding locations and predictable patterns for that cruising whitetail. This is the kind of property where a buyer can step in and immediately hunt, while also having the opportunity to enhance it further with strategically placed food plots, stand locations, and trail systems. For the buyer who enjoys developing and managing land, this property is truly a blank canvas. Design your own habitat plan, create access routes, and build it into a long-term hunting and recreational asset. .Contact Travis Hamele 608-697-3349 [email protected] or Dustin McAloon 715-570-9211 [email protected]

Tucked away at the end of a quiet dead-end road in the Town of Sharon, this secluded 80± acre property offers the type of privacy, habitat diversity, and hunting opportunity that serious land buyers are always searching for. Located in a region known for strong whitetail deer and turkey populations, this property sits within a landscape of large timber tracts, swamp ground, and thick cover that allows bucks to reach maturity and wildlife to thrive. The property features approximately 5 acres of established food plot space strategically positioned toward the front portion of the property. These plots create a destination food destination  that naturally pulls deer out of the surrounding bedding cover. The layout of the land encourages predictable deer movement, with travel corridors leading from bedding areas deeper within the property toward the food plots. Habitat diversity across the tract is exceptional and plays a major role in holding wildlife on the property. The land consists of a mix of red and white pine, cedar, spruce, tamarack swamp, ash, alder, dogwood, cattails, and upland grasses. This combination provides thick bedding areas, thermal cover during the winter months, and excellent browse for deer throughout the year. The swamp edges and transitional cover create natural funnels and travel corridors that hunters can take advantage of during the season. A well-established trail system runs throughout and along the perimeter of the property, allowing hunters to quietly access stand locations without disturbing core bedding areas. This setup allows for strategic entry and exit routes that keep hunting pressure low while maintaining consistent deer movement patterns. Properties that allow for this type of low-impact hunting strategy are highly sought after by serious whitetail hunters. The property also includes a 30×30 pole shed, providing a great base for storing equipment, ATVs, tractors, and hunting gear. Whether used as a hunting camp headquarters or simply for storage, the building adds immediate functionality and convenience. A portion of the property includes a mature pine plantation, which provides excellent security cover for wildlife while also offering the potential for future timber value. The diverse habitat and strategic layout of this property demonstrate the area's strong hunting potential. Beyond hunting, the property offers outstanding recreational opportunities including trail riding, wildlife observation, and simply enjoying the peace and quiet of a private tract of land. Whether you are looking for a private hunting property, a recreational retreat, or a long-term land investment, this Portage County property offers the seclusion, habitat diversity, and a hunting setup that land buyers value. Properties like this often become family legacy properties, where hunting traditions are passed down and memories are made for generations.