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You’ve just found a hidden 42.10-acre sanctuary tucked into the towering ridges of Wisconsin’s Mississippi River Valley—a place where an old farmstead, breathtaking Driftless topography and trophy-caliber whitetail country come together less than 20 minutes south of La Crosse. Located at W1486 Spring Coulee Road near Genoa in Vernon County, Wisconsin, this extraordinary property occupies one of those intimate little valleys that seems almost completely removed from the outside world. Pull into the property and the landscape closes around you—towering timbered ridges, sweeping green fields and an incredibly peaceful homesite where there isn’t another house in sight. Instead, mornings begin with an orchestra of songbirds, deer wandering through the yard and sunlight spilling over the surrounding bluffs. This is peace and quiet in its purest form. The property encompasses 42.10± acres and represents what was once an old Mississippi River Valley farmstead. Today, a beautifully maintained historic red barn remains as the visual centerpiece of the property, standing proudly against a backdrop of mature hardwood timber and steep Driftless ridges. Its classic architecture adds character that simply cannot be recreated and serves as a lasting reminder of the land's agricultural heritage. Nearby is a 24x20 building offering simple but comfortable living accommodations for weekend stays, hunting camp or extended visits. Inside you'll find an approximately 16x12 kitchen and dining area along with an 8x6 bathroom. The property is already supported by valuable infrastructure including a 6-inch drilled well, septic system, 100-amp electrical service, electric heat and fiber-optic internet. For someone envisioning something more permanent, the property is also buildable, opening the door to creating a custom country home overlooking one of the most private settings imaginable. Build the dream residence while retaining the existing quarters as a hunting cabin, guest space or recreational headquarters. Around the homestead, the landscape has been lovingly maintained. A garden area produces rhubarb and asparagus, while established apple trees and berry bushes add another layer of country-living charm. It's easy to imagine summer evenings around the yard, autumn mornings watching deer filter into the field and quiet weekends where the loudest thing you hear is the wind moving through the hardwood canopy. And then there's the land. Approximately five acres of open ground currently consist of alfalfa and clover, with the field having been rotated through soybeans and corn in recent years. From a hunting perspective, this is an enormous asset. The open acreage creates a ready-made destination food source surrounded by heavy security cover and steep timber—a combination that could be further manipulated into strategically positioned food plots or wildlife habitat. The remainder of the estate transitions dramatically upward into classic Vernon County Driftless terrain. Existing logging roads switchback across the hillside, providing access from the lower reaches through the mid-slope and toward the upper portions of the property. For the serious whitetail hunter, that terrain deserves attention. Steep draws, benches, points, transitions and upper-ridge travel corridors create the type of natural funnels that make this region famous among dedicated deer hunters. The timber itself features an attractive mixture including walnut, oak and shagbark hickory, providing both wildlife value and the unmistakable character of a mature southwestern Wisconsin hardwood forest. Elevation climbs dramatically from the valley floor to more than 1,100 feet, creating nearly cinematic hunting possibilities. Picture November. A cold northwest wind moves across the ridge. The leaves are down. You're tucked against an old oak high above the valley while the Mississippi River country stretches away below you. Somewhere beneath the ridge comes the unmistakable crunch of leaves. A doe slips through the timber—and behind her, one of those heavy-antlered Driftless bucks this region is known to produce. That's why people dream about owning land here. The surrounding area has historically supported a strong whitetail population and trophy-buck potential, while the property's combination of elevation, timber, food, cover and multiple access points provides the ingredients serious hunters look for when designing a Quality Deer Management property. Existing trail infrastructure allows a new owner to begin learning and hunting the farm immediately while still leaving tremendous opportunity for additional habitat and food-plot improvements. Access is another important advantage. The property offers the main driveway from the southerly portion of the estate, along with additional access from the north leading toward the open field. For a hunter, multiple access options can be invaluable—allowing entry and exit strategies to change with wind direction, deer movement and hunting pressure rather than repeatedly disturbing the same portion of the property. Yet perhaps the greatest recreational amenity isn't even on the acreage. The Mississippi River is approximately one-quarter mile away, putting some of the Midwest's most celebrated boating and fishing opportunities practically at your doorstep. Spend a November morning chasing whitetails from a ridge and a summer afternoon fishing the Mississippi backwaters. Hunt turkeys in spring, maintain food plots throughout summer, watch the hardwood ridges explode with color in October and retreat here whenever the pace of everyday life gets too loud. All of this is remarkably close to civilization. La Crosse is approximately 20 minutes north, giving an owner convenient access to restaurants, shopping, healthcare, entertainment and regional amenities while preserving the feeling that you've disappeared into your own private corner of the Driftless Region. Annual real estate taxes are approximately $1,653, and importantly, the property is represented as having no government program enrollment, giving a future owner additional flexibility in how the land is managed. What separates W1486 Spring Coulee Road from so many recreational properties isn't any single feature. It's the combination. 42.10± acres. Historic Mississippi River Valley farmstead. Restored red barn. Existing living quarters. Well and septic. Fiber internet. Five acres of open ground. Mature hardwood timber. Multiple access points. Elevations exceeding 1,100 feet. Buildability. Trophy whitetail potential. Mississippi River recreation approximately a quarter-mile away. And La Crosse only about 20 minutes from your doorstep. No subdivision. No row of neighboring homes staring back at you. Just towering ridges, deep timber, an old red barn and a quiet little valley where wildlife still wanders through the yard. You could build a beautiful home here. You could create an exceptional hunting camp. Or you could preserve exactly what makes this place special and simply disappear here whenever you need to. Properties this close to the Mississippi River and La Crosse that combine true privacy, dramatic Driftless topography, existing infrastructure, buildability and serious recreational potential are increasingly difficult to duplicate. W1486 Spring Coulee Road isn't simply 42 acres in Vernon County. It's a chance to own your own hidden valley in Wisconsin's legendary Driftless Region—a legacy property where the Mississippi River, towering ridges and some of the richest deer dirt in the Midwest are all part of everyday life. A once-in-a-generation opportunity to own a little piece of the Mississippi River Valley. Contact Joe Nawrot or Brandon Wikman. For more info contact Wisconsin Land Specialist, Joe Nawrot at 608.381.1627 // JoeN@UChuntingproperties.com or Brandon Wikman at 608.403.6003 Brandonw@uchuntingproperties.com Joe Nawrot and Brandon Wikman are Wisconsin’s #1 Ranked Listing and Selling Agents of United Country Real Estate working for the Midwest’s #1 Ranked United Country Real Estate Office.

52.25± Acres for Sale in Copiah County, MS Located on Bethesda Road in Copiah County, Mississippi, this 52.25± acre property offers a great combination of beautiful terrain, good hunting, recreational opportunities, and potential homesites. Conveniently located not far from Hazlehurst, the property provides the peace and privacy of country living while still being within an easy drive of town and everyday necessities. Rolling Terrain, Pasture and Timber The land features gentle rolling topography that gives the property plenty of character without being overly steep or difficult to navigate. The acreage consists of a nice mix of open pasture, grown-up pasture, and timber, creating several options for the next owner. Whether you’re looking for a place to build a home, establish a small farm, hunt, or simply enjoy a private getaway, this Copiah County property offers the versatility to make it happen. Deer and Turkey Hunting Property The mix of timber and grown-up pasture creates excellent bedding and cover for deer, while the open areas provide plenty of opportunities for food plots and stand locations. This part of Copiah County is known for good deer and turkey hunting, and the diverse habitat provides the ingredients needed to hold wildlife throughout the year. With a little work, the grown-up pasture could be opened back up, planted for wildlife, or left thick to continue providing valuable cover. Creek and Pond One of the highlights of the property is the pretty creek winding through the acreage, providing a natural water source for wildlife and adding another attractive feature to the land. A small pond provides additional water and could be enjoyed for fishing, livestock, or simply as part of the scenery. Potential Homesites with Paved Road Frontage Blacktop frontage along Bethesda Road makes access simple and convenient. Several areas throughout the tract could make attractive homesites overlooking the rolling countryside, with plenty of room for a shop, barn, or additional improvements. Land for Sale Near Hazlehurst, MS Properties in this size range offering good hunting, pasture, timber, water, paved road frontage, and convenient access to Hazlehurst can be difficult to find. Whether you’re searching for a country homesite where you can hunt right out the back door, a weekend recreational property, or a manageable hunting tract, this 52.25± acre Copiah County property deserves a look. Contact your favorite REALTOR® today to schedule a private showing.

You’ve found nearly 40 acres of wooded freedom just minutes from Wisconsin Dells — a place where you can hunt in the morning, ride trails in the afternoon and someday build the country getaway you’ve always wanted. Located along 9th Avenue in Adams County, Wisconsin, this 39.70± acre recreational property offers an exceptional combination of hunting ground, private recreation and future building potential within minutes of Wisconsin Dells — the Waterpark Capital of the World. For buyers searching for wooded acreage near the Dells without sacrificing privacy, this is a property that deserves a serious look. The land is wrapped in a diverse mixture of pine and oak timber, creating that classic Central Wisconsin woodland setting sought after by hunters, outdoor enthusiasts and buyers simply wanting room to escape. Mature pockets of timber blend with younger cover and interior openings, providing diversity across the property while an established trail system winds throughout the acreage. For the recreational buyer, those trails immediately expand how the property can be enjoyed. Bring the UTVs, ATVs, hiking boots or hunting gear and start exploring. Rather than owning acreage you can only admire from the road, this tract provides a network for traveling through the property and enjoying nearly every corner of it. Hunters will appreciate that some of the groundwork has already been done. A custom-built enclosed box blind overlooks a strategically established water hole, creating a ready-made whitetail hunting setup among the timber. The combination of oak, pine, cover, interior trails and water gives a new owner an excellent foundation to continue developing the property through food plots, additional stand locations and habitat improvements. And this property isn't limited to hunting. For someone dreaming about a Wisconsin Dells-area hunting camp, recreational cabin or permanent country residence, fiber-optic service runs along the roadway, adding an increasingly important amenity for rural living and remote work. Imagine building your home or getaway tucked among the trees while remaining close enough to enjoy everything the Wisconsin Dells area has to offer. The property has also been fully surveyed, providing additional clarity for the next owner. Road frontage along 9th Avenue offers direct access into the property, while its rectangular configuration and established interior trail network make the acreage particularly functional. Perhaps its greatest attribute, however, is location. You're buying nearly 40 wooded acres in a recreational destination where ownership can mean something different every season — deer hunting during the fall, trail riding and campfires through summer, weekend escapes throughout the year or eventually building a permanent home surrounded by your own timber. Property Highlights: 39.70± surveyed acres in Adams County; 9th Avenue road frontage and access; minutes from Wisconsin Dells; mixed pine and oak timber; established UTV/ATV trail system; custom enclosed deer hunting blind; established water hole; fiber optic along the roadway; potential hunting-camp, getaway or residential building site; and excellent hunting, camping and recreational opportunities. This isn't simply another vacant 40. It's your hunting property, your recreational playground and potentially the place where you build the next chapter — all within minutes of one of Wisconsin's most recognizable destinations. Properties combining nearly 40 contiguous wooded acres, existing recreational infrastructure, modern connectivity and Wisconsin Dells proximity don't come along every day. A rare opportunity to secure your own piece of Central Wisconsin and turn it into exactly what you've been looking for. Taxes are $1,863. Contact Joe Nawrot or Brandon Wikman. For more info contact Wisconsin Land Specialist, Joe Nawrot at 608.381.1627 // JoeN@UChuntingproperties.com or Brandon Wikman at 608.403.6003 Brandonw@uchuntingproperties.com Joe Nawrot and Brandon Wikman are Wisconsin’s #1 Ranked Listing and Selling Agents of United Country Real Estate working for the Midwest’s #1 Ranked United Country Real Estate Office.

85± ACRE HUNTING PROPERTY IN AMITE COUNTY, MS If you’ve been looking for a turnkey hunting property in Southwest Mississippi that is ready to enjoy from day one, this 85± acre tract in Amite County deserves a look. Located just north of the Louisiana state line, this property offers an easy getaway for buyers coming from Baton Rouge and South Louisiana while still giving you the quiet, secluded setting everyone wants in a hunting property. TURNKEY HUNTING CAMP READY TO ENJOY The property is already set up and ready for hunting season with a 3-bedroom, 3-bath mobile home providing a comfortable place to stay after a long day in the woods. Whether you’re looking for a weekend hunting camp, a family recreational property, or simply a place to escape during deer and turkey season, the improvements already in place allow you to start enjoying the property immediately instead of spending your first few years getting everything established. BLACKTOP ROAD FRONTAGE & INTERNAL ROADS One of the added benefits is blacktop road frontage, providing convenient and dependable access to the property year-round. Once inside the property, a good internal road system makes it easy to navigate the acreage by truck or side-by-side. The roads provide access throughout the tract and make maintaining food plots, checking cameras, getting to stands, and managing the property simple. EXCELLENT DEER & TURKEY HUNTING The 85± acres offer excellent deer and turkey hunting with plenty of habitat and room to manage the property the way you want. Four established food plots are spread throughout the tract, giving you multiple hunting locations and options for different wind directions throughout the season. The surrounding woods provide plenty of cover for wildlife, while a small pond adds another great feature and gives deer, turkey, and other wildlife a dependable water source. FOOD PLOTS, POND & WILDLIFE HABITAT With four food plots, water, cover, established hunting areas, and a camp already in place, this property has all the ingredients for a great recreational tract. There’s no need to start from scratch building roads, clearing plots, or finding a place to stay. Bring your hunting gear, side-by-side, family, and friends and start enjoying it immediately. SOUTHWEST MISSISSIPPI HUNTING LAND NEAR LOUISIANA Properties in Amite County with a camp already in place, blacktop road frontage, a pond, good internal roads, four established food plots, and strong deer and turkey hunting potential are always in demand, especially this close to the Louisiana state line. If you’ve been waiting for a manageable Southwest Mississippi hunting property that is already set up and ready for hunting season, this 85± acre tract is one you’ll want to see.

You’re looking at one of those rare Driftless Region farms where the value goes well beyond the number of acres on a deed — a remarkably beautiful 82.66± acre agricultural holding wrapped inside a sweeping Vernon County valley, framed by towering, wooded ridges and blessed with productive cropland, flowing water, wildlife habitat and the kind of scenery that makes you slow down every time you drive past. With the investor in mind, this property offers a strong cap rate of 6.3%. At these figures, this farm provides high cash flow and high appreciation out of the gate. Located at E5306 County Road P, Coon Valley, Wisconsin, approximately one mile outside the village, this old farmstead represents a compelling opportunity for the buyer seeking productive Wisconsin farmland, a long-term land investment, recreational acreage or simply a beautiful piece of the Driftless to own and preserve. A Farm Defined by the Valley The setting is the first thing that grabs you. The property rests on the valley floor beneath the dramatic ridges and coulees that define this part of Vernon County. From the open fields, the skyline rises sharply in nearly every direction — hardwood-covered hillsides, steep coulee walls and classic Driftless topography creating a natural amphitheater around the farm. Yet unlike so many recreational properties in this region where a substantial percentage of the acreage disappears into steep timber, this tract offers approximately 52+/- acres of working agricultural ground that rents for an annual $418/per month, $5,016/annually. That combination is important. You have the scenery of the Driftless with a significant agricultural component capable of producing annual income and maintaining the property as a legitimate working farm. Current and recent field crops include alfalfa, soybeans, corn, pumpkins and watermelons, demonstrating the versatility of the ground and providing a diversified agricultural footprint. For an investor, neighboring farmer or landowner looking to add productive acreage to a portfolio, the amount of tillable ground relative to the overall acreage is one of this property's strongest attributes. Strong Driftless Soils The soil report adds another layer to the agricultural story. Of the mapped 82.42 acres shown in the supplied soil analysis, the property carries an overall NCCPI average of approximately 82.88, with much of the primary agricultural acreage consisting of productive silt loams. The two largest mapped soil types alone account for more than 51 acres: Toddville silt loam, 1–6% slopes — 30.33 acres, with an NCCPI of 90 Bearpen silt loam, 0–3% slopes — 21.09 acres, with an NCCPI of 91 Additional soils include Arenzville silt loam with an NCCPI of 88, Kickapoo fine sandy loam at 81, and Festina silt loam at 82, along with smaller areas of more limited and steeper soils. Those numbers tell an important story. While this is a scenic valley property with recreational appeal, a substantial portion of the farm is comprised of high-quality agricultural soils, particularly the Toddville and Bearpen silt loams dominating the northern portion of the tract. Some mapped soil types are identified as occasionally, rarely or frequently flooded, which fits the property's valley-floor location and is an important consideration for future ownership and land-use planning. Water, Wildlife & 1,600+/- Feet of Stream Frontage Agriculture may provide the economic backbone, but water gives this farm its character. Approximately 1,600± feet of stream frontage meanders through the property before ultimately feeding Coon Creek, the renowned Class I trout water for which this valley is known. That flowing-water corridor creates considerably more than scenery. It provides a natural travel route and ecological transition zone through the farm, connecting agricultural ground with pockets of hardwoods, pine, brush and heavier understory. The result is tremendous flora and fauna for a property sitting only about a mile outside town. Whitetail deer utilize the fields and creek bottoms. Wild turkeys work the agricultural edges. Wood ducks, woodcock, squirrels, cottontail rabbits and numerous nongame species find habitat throughout the riparian corridor and upland cover. This isn't being positioned as an expansive trophy-hunting tract buried deep in the wilderness. It is something different — productive farmland with genuine recreational and wildlife value woven directly into the agricultural landscape. For the sportsman, conservation-minded buyer or investor, that's an attractive combination. Farmland Preservation & Long-Term Ownership The property lies within the Farmland Preservation zoning district, reinforcing what may ultimately be its highest and best use: agriculture, open space, habitat and long-term land ownership. Floodplain mapping encompasses a significant portion of the property, and prospective buyers should not approach this farm primarily as a conventional residential development opportunity. Any proposed building or development should be independently verified with Vernon County and the appropriate governmental authorities. Instead, the opportunity here is the land itself. Farm it. Rent it. Improve it. Hunt it. Fish it. Preserve it. Own an income-producing piece of one of Wisconsin's most visually striking landscapes and allow the property to continue doing what it has done for generations. The existing farmhouse and barn are considered to have no contributory value and the property is being marketed and sold as-is, essentially for its vacant-land value. That distinction keeps the focus exactly where it belongs — on 82.66± acres of soil, water, agricultural production and natural beauty. Location Matters For a rural land investment, accessibility is exceptional. Coon Valley sits approximately one mile away, providing the convenience of a nearby community while the surrounding ridges give the farm a remarkably secluded visual character. County Road P provides excellent access through the property, while the broader Highway 14/61 corridor connects the area with Viroqua and La Crosse. You can own a farm that feels immersed in the Driftless countryside without being buried miles down a remote gravel road. That accessibility matters for agricultural operations, future resale and long-term investment. Property Highlights 82.66+/- total acres $5,016/annual crop rent Approximately 52± acres of productive farmland Current/recent crops including alfalfa, corn, soybeans, pumpkins and watermelons Approximately 1,600± feet of stream frontage Stream ultimately feeds renowned Class I Coon Creek Excellent mix of agricultural, riparian and upland wildlife habitat Hardwood, pine and brush components Whitetail deer, turkey, wood duck, woodcock, rabbit and squirrel habitat Strong soil profile with approximately 82.88 average NCCPI 30.33 acres of Toddville silt loam carrying a 90 NCCPI 21.09 acres of Bearpen silt loam carrying a 91 NCCPI Located within Farmland Preservation zoning Significant mapped floodplain; buyers should independently verify allowable uses Existing home and barn considered to have no contributory value Improvements sold as-is Approximately one mile from Coon Valley $1,330± annual real estate taxes A Farm Worth Owning There are properties purchased because they pencil out, and there are properties purchased because you simply want your name attached to the land. This one has elements of both. The agricultural acreage provides tangible utility and potential income. The soil quality gives the farm substance. The stream and habitat provide recreation. The Farmland Preservation designation helps reinforce its agricultural identity. And surrounding all of it are those enormous Driftless ridges — cascading toward the valley floor and creating a setting that photographs beautifully but is considerably more impressive when you're standing in the middle of it. For the farmer, this is productive acreage. For the investor, it's a tangible land asset with agricultural income potential and exceptionally low annual carrying costs. For the outdoorsman, it's flowing water, wildlife and habitat. And for the person who simply understands the value of owning beautiful Wisconsin land, this is 82.66± acres of Vernon County countryside that would be difficult to replicate at any price. The old farmstead may have reached the end of its useful life, but the land hasn't. The land is the story here — and this is a beautiful one. Contact Joe Nawrot or Brandon Wikman. For more info contact Wisconsin Land Specialist, Joe Nawrot at 608.381.1627 // JoeN@UChuntingproperties.com or Brandon Wikman at 608.403.6003 Brandonw@uchuntingproperties.com Joe Nawrot and Brandon Wikman are Wisconsin’s #1 Ranked Listing and Selling Agents of United Country Real Estate working for the Midwest’s #1 Ranked United Country Real Estate Office.

50± Acres for Sale in Plainview, Louisiana Located in Plainview, Louisiana, in beautiful Washington Parish, this 50± acre property is a rare opportunity to own a scenic piece of ground in one of the most desirable areas of southeast Louisiana. Tucked away on a quiet dead-end parish road, the property offers the privacy and peaceful country setting everyone is looking for while still being just 15 minutes from Folsom, 25 minutes from the Northshore, and less than an hour from New Orleans. Rolling Hills, Beautiful Views & Excellent Drainage The terrain is what really sets this tract apart. Rolling, Mississippi-style hills give the property character and views that are hard to find in this part of Louisiana, and the property sits in a no-flood zone with excellent drainage. Whether you’re looking for the perfect place to build a forever home, establish a family compound, or create a private weekend getaway, this tract offers plenty of options. Excellent Wildlife Habitat & Hunting The property is made up of young regenerated timberland that provides excellent cover and natural habitat for wildlife while giving the new owner plenty of opportunities to shape the property exactly how they want it. This young growth creates great bedding and holding cover for deer, allowing you to enjoy hunting right behind your future home. Imagine being able to walk out the back door, slip into a deer stand, and enjoy an afternoon hunt without ever having to leave your own property. This area is known for producing Mississippi-quality whitetails, making this an especially attractive option for someone wanting a homesite and hunting property all in one. Ideal for a Homesite or Private Retreat Power is available at the road, making future development that much easier. With its combination of rolling terrain, young timber, wildlife habitat, privacy, and convenient location, this is the kind of property that can be enjoyed throughout the entire year. Build your dream home on the hill, develop trails and food plots through the timber, hunt deer behind the house, or simply enjoy having 50± acres of your own in a quiet country setting. Properties with this much character, elevation, privacy, and accessibility are getting harder to find in Washington Parish. Additional acreage is also available for buyers looking to expand their footprint and create an even larger private estate or recreational property.

42± Acres in Plainview, Louisiana Located in Plainview, Louisiana, in beautiful Washington Parish, this 42± acre tract offers a great combination of privacy, rolling terrain, wildlife, and convenience. Situated on a quiet dead-end parish road in a highly desirable area, the property gives you the peaceful country setting you’ve been looking for while still being only about 15 minutes from Folsom, 25 minutes from the Northshore, and less than an hour from New Orleans. Rolling Hills & Beautiful Homesites One of the first things you’ll notice about this property is the terrain. The rolling, Mississippi-style hills give the tract plenty of character and provide several attractive options for a future homesite. The property is also located in a no-flood zone with excellent drainage, which is a major plus for anyone looking to build. Whether you’re wanting a permanent residence, family getaway, or simply a place in the country with some acreage around you, this tract has a lot to offer. Excellent Wildlife & Hunting The acreage consists primarily of young regenerated timberland, providing thick cover and excellent habitat for wildlife. The young growth creates the kind of bedding and holding cover deer love, while still giving a new owner plenty of flexibility to open up trails, establish food plots, and put their own touch on the property. You could build your home on one of the rolling hills and have your own hunting ground right out the back door. This area is known for producing Mississippi-quality whitetails, making it a great fit for someone who wants a homesite without giving up the recreational side of owning land. Ready for Your Country Retreat Power is available at the road, helping make the property ready for future development. With 42± acres, there’s enough room to have privacy around your home, enjoy the woods, hunt deer, ride trails, or simply have a place for the family to enjoy year-round. Privacy Near Folsom & the Northshore Properties offering this kind of elevation, seclusion, wildlife habitat, and proximity to Folsom and the Northshore aren’t easy to find in Washington Parish. If you’ve been looking for a manageable-sized tract where you can build, hunt, and enjoy your own piece of the country, this one deserves a look. Additional acreage is also available for buyers wanting to create an even larger private estate or recreational property.

+/-81 acres of recreational land for sale in the East Union School District featuring mature hardwood timber, an established internal road system, a year-round creek, multiple shooting houses, and a potential building site. A large portion of the property is planted in +/- 35-40 year old Red Oak Timber. This North Mississippi property offers excellent deer and turkey hunting with the habitat and access serious hunters appreciate. Whether you're searching for hunting land, recreational acreage, a timber investment, or a place to enjoy the outdoors, this tract offers a variety of possibilities. With established access throughout the property, this tract is ready to be enjoyed from day one. All information is deemed accurate by Seller and Broker, but is NOT guaranteed.

150± Acres of Recreation in Magnolia, MS This 150± acre recreational property for sale in Magnolia, Mississippi, offers an exceptional combination of river frontage, mature hardwood timber, hunting, fishing, and outdoor recreation. Conveniently located approximately 1½ hours from New Orleans, 15 minutes from the Louisiana state line, and just 6 miles south of Percy Quin State Park, this property offers privacy while remaining convenient to nearby destinations. 4,500+ Feet of Tangipahoa River Frontage More than 4,500 feet of scenic Tangipahoa River frontage creates endless opportunities for outdoor enjoyment. Spend your days canoeing, tubing, swimming, or fishing for bass, bream, and catfish. The extensive river frontage is one of the property’s standout features and makes this a truly special recreational tract. Mature Hardwoods & Excellent Hunting The land is covered primarily in mature hardwood timber, including white oak, red oak, and hickory, creating outstanding habitat for deer, turkey, ducks, and small game. Multiple established food plots and a duck hole are already in place, providing excellent hunting opportunities throughout the property. Trails, Pasture & Easy Access An extensive internal road system makes it easy to navigate the property by ATV, horseback, or vehicle. Approximately 5 acres of improved pasture add even more versatility, while 1,100 feet of blacktop road frontage and electricity already on the property provide convenient access and utilities. Your Magnolia, MS Recreational Retreat With beautiful Tangipahoa River frontage, mature timber, abundant wildlife, and year-round recreational opportunities, this Magnolia, MS property is an ideal location for a private family hunting camp, weekend retreat, or recreational getaway.

You’ve just found the kind of property that challenges what a Wisconsin country estate can be. Hidden among 104+/- acres of rolling hardwood ridges, secluded valleys and open wildlife ground outside Mauston in Juneau County, W8299 Suldal Road is an extraordinary newly built luxury estate where cutting-edge residential design meets the raw beauty of the Wisconsin countryside. This is part architectural statement, part private compound, part trophy hunting retreat—and entirely unlike the conventional rural estate. The luxury acreage market increasingly places a premium on what cannot easily be recreated: scale, privacy, infrastructure, recreation and the ability to function as a self-contained family compound. That positioning is evident in current high-end acreage offerings nationally, while premier Wisconsin recreational properties increasingly emphasize the combination of a custom residence, exceptional habitat and legacy-scale land ownership. Here, all of it comes together. 104+/- Acres. One Remarkable Setting. The magic begins with the land. From above, the estate reveals a landscape shaped by elevation and time—a tremendous block of predominantly wooded country punctuated by open ground and wrapped into the rolling topography characteristic of this region of southwestern Wisconsin. The aerial and topographic imagery tell an important story: this isn't simply acreage surrounding an expensive home. The land has character. Ridges rise and fall through mature hardwood timber. Hillsides tumble toward lower elevations. Interior transitions create natural travel corridors, while open ground along the timber provides tremendous opportunities for food plots, wildlife viewing and hunting. The surrounding countryside is an expansive patchwork of agriculture, wooded ridges and hidden valleys, giving the property the feeling of being considerably farther removed from civilization than it actually is. And that juxtaposition may be one of its greatest luxuries. You can disappear into your own wooded sanctuary, climb into a hunting blind before daylight, walk or ride miles of private ground, and return to an ultra-modern residence—yet downtown Mauston, Highway 82, US Highway 12 and Interstate 90/94 are only minutes away. Privacy without isolation. Wilderness without sacrificing luxury. That's an incredibly difficult combination to replicate. A Contemporary Architectural Statement in the Wisconsin Countryside At the heart of the property stands a newly constructed 4-bedroom, 3.5-bath luxury residence that looks as though it belongs in an architectural publication. Rather than competing with the landscape, the home's contemporary design embraces it. Dramatic shed-style rooflines stretch toward the horizon while towering columns, rich earth-tone exterior materials, expansive glass and strong horizontal lines create an unmistakable presence against the surrounding hardwood forest. The architecture becomes particularly impressive from the rear lawn. Soaring covered outdoor spaces extend nearly two stories overhead, framing the countryside like an enormous living portrait. Multiple covered balconies and terraces overlook manicured grounds, distant farmland and timbered hillsides, while broad expanses of glass pull those views back into the residence. A wraparound covered porch becomes an extension of the home itself, illuminated by an extraordinary 42 exterior five-inch recessed lights with multicolor capability. As evening settles over the property, the residence transforms—the architecture glows against the timber and the estate takes on an entirely different personality. This isn't simply outdoor living. It's outdoor architecture. Maintenance-free composite siding and decking were selected for longevity, while a European-style metal roof, double-thickness metal soffits, triple-pane windows and sliding doors with mosquito screens continue the home's emphasis on durability, efficiency and low-maintenance ownership. Luxury Is in the Details You Don't Immediately See The deeper you look into this residence, the more impressive the construction becomes. The home was insulated extensively with spray foam, utilizing closed-cell foam at exterior walls and roof areas and open-cell insulation between floors. Mechanical systems were designed for serious year-round Wisconsin living rather than seasonal occupancy. Two high-efficiency Rheem 97+ two-stage furnaces work alongside two air-conditioning systems with heat pumps. An NTI tankless boiler supports the home's hydronic systems, including three zones of heated flooring on the lower level. A whole-house RenewAire ventilation system further enhances indoor air management. Electrical infrastructure is equally substantial. The residence is served by 400-amp underground electrical service, configured through dual 200-amp service, with additional 100-amp service in the attached garage. Transfer switches and a concrete generator pad have already been prepared for a future Generac installation. Even the attached garage was planned beyond typical residential standards, including heated flooring, EV wiring preparation and an additional gas line for supplemental heat. These are details most buyers never think about—until they own a home where somebody already did. Light, Sound & Technology Throughout Technology has been integrated into the estate rather than added afterward. Approximately 178 four-inch recessed lights illuminate the interior, complemented by LED stair lighting and integrated lighting within bathrooms and kitchen cabinetry. Electronic blinds allow light and privacy to change at the touch of a button. A four-zone whole-house audio system distributes sound throughout the residence and outdoor living areas, with separate subwoofer capability serving each floor. High-speed fiber internet feeds an EERO Wi-Fi network designed to provide coverage throughout the residence and attached garage—an important distinction for an estate that offers genuine country privacy without surrendering modern connectivity. Security has received the same level of attention, with 13 Reolink cameras and seven exterior motion-security lights positioned around the residence. Even the approach is memorable. Fifteen LED pole lights illuminate the estate drive and grounds and can be controlled remotely through the Intermatic platform. After sunset, the illuminated drive creates an arrival experience worthy of the residence waiting at its end. A Home Designed Around Experience Inside, oversized European-style 96-inch doors immediately reinforce the home's scale. The main living areas are open, dramatic and flooded with natural light, allowing the countryside to become part of the interior design. The primary living room centers around a gas fireplace while expansive windows visually connect the interior to the surrounding estate. The kitchen continues the contemporary aesthetic with an induction cooktop, integrated lighting and a layout designed to flow naturally into the living and dining areas. From morning coffee overlooking the countryside to an evening gathering after a day in the woods, this is a home designed as much around experience as square footage. The primary suite occupies its own private portion of the main level and includes a substantial bedroom, walk-in closet and private bath, where an electric fireplace introduces an unexpected element of warmth and atmosphere. Heated towel systems and LED mirrors carry into the bathrooms, demonstrating the attention paid even to spaces normally treated as secondary. Gas service is already available at the porch for an outdoor grill, while an electrical disconnect has been prepared for a future hot tub or Jacuzzi. Beyond the covered terraces, an outdoor fireplace and separate fire-pit area create another gathering place beneath the Wisconsin sky. Picture October here. The hardwood ridges exploding in red and gold. A fire crackling outside. The evening air settling into the valley. Whitetails beginning to move through the timber. An Exceptional Multigenerational Layout One of the property's most important attributes is downstairs. The finished lower level effectively creates a second living environment, making the estate exceptionally well suited for multigenerational living, extended family, guests or a private hunting party. Three additional bedrooms complement a family room, sitting area, bathrooms, storage and a second fully equipped kitchen. That separation creates tremendous flexibility. Parents, adult children and guests can enjoy genuine independence without being disconnected from the rest of the residence. Current luxury-estate marketing increasingly treats this type of flexibility as an important component of the private-compound concept, particularly where acreage, guest accommodations and recreational uses converge. Here, that concept fits naturally. The Shop & Detached Garage A serious recreational property needs serious utility space. The detached garage/shop provides exactly that while maintaining a level of finish consistent with the residence. It is insulated and drywalled, has its own separate 200-amp electrical service, water, electric heat, EV wiring preparation, internet capability and Wi-Fi-connected garage-door operation. An integrated amplifier and speaker system brings audio throughout the building. Whether used for collector vehicles, UTVs, hunting equipment, land-management machinery, a workshop or simply immaculate storage, the building significantly expands the functionality of the compound. A Wisconsin Hunting Retreat Worthy of the Home Then you leave the manicured grounds and enter another world. Trails disappear beneath a canopy of mature hardwoods. Openings give way to timber edges. Ridges break toward valleys. Established hunting locations—including elevated blinds and tree stands—demonstrate that this property isn't merely capable of recreation. It is already being lived that way. The open acreage visible in the property photography creates a tremendous destination feeding area and offers opportunities for expanded food-plot strategy. Timber edges provide natural staging cover, while the property's varied terrain creates the funnels, transitions, elevation changes and edge habitat serious whitetail hunters look for when evaluating recreational ground. The larger neighborhood matters, too. The aerial imagery shows the estate sitting within a broad landscape of agriculture, timber blocks, wooded drainages and rolling ridges—the ingredients that make this region of Wisconsin so attractive to whitetail and turkey hunters. A buyer could further refine the property around Quality Deer Management principles, establishing strategically positioned food sources, sanctuary areas and carefully planned access routes while taking advantage of the property's existing terrain. Walk out the door, climb into the UTV and disappear into your own land. That's a very different lifestyle from driving hours to hunting camp. Here, home is hunting camp. Except hunting camp happens to be an extraordinary luxury residence. Four Seasons of Wisconsin While hunting may command attention every fall, this is ultimately a four-season recreational estate. Spring brings the forest floor back to life. Summer means long evenings beneath the enormous covered porches, UTV rides through the timber and fires beneath the stars. October paints the hardwood ridges in the colors that have made Wisconsin famous. Then snow changes everything again, transforming the property into a private winter retreat where the contemporary architecture, fireplaces, heated floors and expansive windows become even more impressive. The result is a property that can serve equally well as an executive country residence, family compound, luxury hunting lodge, corporate retreat, recreational getaway or generational estate. Close to Mauston and within half hour from the Wisconsin Dells. Connected to the Midwest. For an executive buyer, family traveling from multiple markets or sportsman looking for a centrally located Wisconsin retreat, accessibility substantially expands the usefulness of the property. A Private Estate Without an Easy Comparison Luxury real estate ultimately comes down to scarcity. Beautiful homes can be built again. Garages can be constructed. Technology can be installed. But assembling 104+/- contiguous acres of rolling Wisconsin countryside, combining it with privacy and proximity to a major interstate corridor, then pairing that land with a newly constructed contemporary residence, sophisticated infrastructure, multigenerational living space, recreational improvements and hunting habitat is considerably more difficult. W8299 Suldal Road is a private Wisconsin sporting estate. It's the place where architectural luxury meets muddy UTV tires. Where electronic blinds reveal hardwood ridges outside the bedroom window. Where heated floors and whole-house audio coexist with hunting blinds and food plots. Where family can gather under towering, covered terraces at night and disappear into 104 acres of timber the following morning. It offers something increasingly difficult to find in the Midwest: land, luxury, privacy, technology and recreation without meaningful compromise. For the buyer searching for a luxury home for sale in Wisconsin, Wisconsin hunting property with a home, private recreational estate, luxury hunting retreat near Mauston, Juneau County hunting land, 100-acre Wisconsin estate, executive country home, multigenerational family compound, Midwest luxury sporting estate or legacy recreational property, this is a property that deserves to stand in a category of its own. Newly built. Four bedrooms. Three-and-one-half baths. Two kitchens. Exceptional infrastructure. Mature timber. Hunting ground. Private recreational acreage. Minutes from Wisconsin Dells. There are country homes. There are hunting properties. And there are luxury estates. Very rarely do you find all three executed at this level on the same piece of ground. W8299 Suldal Road represents a once-in-a-generation opportunity to own one of the most distinctive private luxury recreational estates to reach the market in this part of Wisconsin—a property created not simply to be occupied, but to be experienced, shared and ultimately passed down. This is Wisconsin luxury without limits. Contact Joe Nawrot or Brandon Wikman. For more info contact Wisconsin Land Specialist, Joe Nawrot at 608.381.1627 // JoeN@UChuntingproperties.com or Brandon Wikman at 608.403.6003 Brandonw@uchuntingproperties.com Joe Nawrot and Brandon Wikman are Wisconsin’s #1 Ranked Listing and Selling Agents of United Country Real Estate working for the Midwest’s #1 Ranked United Country Real Estate Office.

You’ve just found the kind of Southwest Wisconsin deer camp hunters spend years looking for—a manageable 35.29-acre property that hunts far bigger than its deeded acreage. Located at 15770 County Hwy NN near Cazenovia in Richland County, this heavily wooded recreational retreat combines classic Driftless Country terrain, tremendous neighboring habitat, destination agriculture, established access and a ready-to-use hunting headquarters into one remarkably complete package. The property is positioned along an expansive block of timber with large agricultural fields lying immediately to the east. Corn and soybeans provide a powerful seasonal destination food source, while the wooded hills, valleys and thick cover of this property create the bedding, security and travel habitat whitetails need between feeding periods. It is the classic food-to-cover relationship serious deer hunters look for when evaluating hunting land. Approximately 12± acres encompass the upper ridgetop, while the balance falls away through wooded slopes into two impressive valleys. Multiple potential build-site options for expansion. Mature hardwoods consisting of oak, walnut and maple create a beautiful timbered landscape, while pockets of younger growth, understory and more than 1,200 planted pine trees add another layer of thermal cover, screening and habitat diversity. An intermixing of fruit bearing apples trees decrotate the estate. Established deer trails carve through the valleys and hillsides, and trail-camera history documents quality bucks utilizing the property. The terrain naturally creates funnels, pinch points, sidehill movement and travel corridors between the surrounding timber and neighboring agricultural fields. Add several strategically located openings capable of becoming secluded food plots, and you have the ingredients for a remarkably diverse hunting property packed into just over 35 acres. An established ridge trail system provides access throughout the top of the property for hunting, habitat work, ATV travel and recreation. Equally important, the property's layout offers opportunities to approach different portions of the tract while considering wind direction and deer movement—a major advantage on smaller hunting properties where minimizing pressure can make all the difference. Deep in the lower valley, a year-round spring provides a natural water source for wildlife, completing the habitat triangle of food, water and security cover. This isn't simply a place to hunt for a weekend. It's been developed as a legitimate hunting camp and recreational getaway. At the road sits a 24'x30' garage with steel roof, gutters, workbench/storage space and a fixed propane Mr. Heater Big Maxx, giving you a heated headquarters for equipment, ATVs and hunting gear. Inside are an 8'x14' recreation room, two 8'x8' sleeping rooms and a 4'x8' bathroom area—exactly the kind of straightforward, functional setup you'd want for November deer camp. But perhaps the most unique improvement is something serious hunters will immediately appreciate. A custom-built 5'x6' walk-in game cooler is fully insulated and equipped with a wall-mounted air-conditioning unit controlled by a CoolBot system, along with dedicated lighting and electrical outlets. Harvest a buck, bring it back to camp and have your own climate-controlled space available for game storage and processing. It's an outstanding feature that separates this property from the typical recreational garage or bare hunting parcel. A 95-gallon water reservoir with transfer pump supplies water for showering and handwashing, while a watertight underground vault/septic privy system handles sanitation needs. There is no well. Propane is supplied through a leased 500-gallon tank from UC Co-op. Beyond deer season, there's plenty here for the entire outdoor-minded family. Wild turkey frequent the area, while blackberries, elderberries, morel mushrooms and golden oyster mushrooms add another dimension for those who enjoy foraging and simply spending time in the woods. The property is enrolled in MFL Closed (Managed Forest Law), helping provide favorable woodland taxation while maintaining private recreational use. Annual real estate taxes are approximately $976. Included with the sale are appliances, lawn tractor, couch, custom walk-in cooler/CoolBot system, 95-gallon water tank and pump setup, and picnic table—making this an unusually easy property to step into and begin enjoying. What makes 15770 County Hwy NN special isn't one single feature. It's the combination: 35.29 acres of Driftless hardwood country, two wooded valleys, ridgetop habitat, tremendous neighboring agriculture, year-round water, planted conifer cover, established trails, proven mature-buck use and an already-developed hunting headquarters. For the hunter searching for Richland County hunting land for sale, Wisconsin deer hunting property, Southwest Wisconsin recreational land or a turnkey hunting camp near Cazenovia, this is exactly the type of property that deserves attention. You don't need hundreds of acres when the neighborhood, terrain and habitat are working in your favor. This one is built to hunt. Contact Joe Nawrot or Brandon Wikman. For more info contact Wisconsin Land Specialist, Joe Nawrot at 608.381.1627 // JoeN@UChuntingproperties.com or Brandon Wikman at 608.403.6003 Brandonw@uchuntingproperties.com Joe Nawrot and Brandon Wikman are Wisconsin’s #1 Ranked Listing and Selling Agents of United Country Real Estate working for the Midwest’s #1 Ranked United Country Real Estate Office.

Opportunity to own 40+/- acres of recreational and hunting land in the Town of Finley, Juneau County. With road access, this property offers a great setting for hunters, outdoor enthusiasts or buyers looking for their own piece of Wisconsin land. Hunt whitetail deer, bear, turkey and woodcock, with the property located in Wisconsin Bear Zone C. Adding to the recreational opportunities are over 2,800 acres of contiguous Juneau County land located directly south and east of the property, while the 43,000+ acre Necedah National Wildlife Refuge is less than 1/2 mile away. A great property for hunting, camping, recreation or simply owning your own piece of Juneau County.

Here is your opportunity to own a true Wisconsin hunting camp on 40+/- acres in the Town of Finley, Juneau County. With a cabin, diverse wildlife habitat, ponds, trails and thousands of acres of nearby public land, this property offers the ingredients for a year-round recreational getaway. At the heart of the property is a 1000+/- sq ft cabin featuring a kitchen, bathroom with shower and 6 bunks, providing plenty of room for family and hunting buddies. Electric, a private well, LP wall heater and wood stove provide the comforts needed for extended weekends and hunting season while maintaining the traditional atmosphere of deer camp. The property features groomed trails providing access to deer stand locations, ponds and open areas with potential for strategically placed food plots. White and red oaks provide an important natural food source, while dogwoods, wild roses, woodland grapes, wild cherries and other vegetation create a diverse mix of wildlife food and cover. Whitetail deer, bear, turkey and woodcock make up many of the hunting opportunities in this part of Juneau County. The property is located in Wisconsin Bear Zone C, adding another dimension to its recreational potential. What really expands the possibilities of this property is the surrounding public land. More than 2,800 acres of contiguous Juneau County land lies directly south and east of the property, providing access to a tremendous amount of additional recreational ground. The 43,000+ acre Necedah National Wildlife Refuge is also located less than 1/2 mile away, placing you in the heart of one of central Wisconsin's premier wildlife and outdoor recreation areas. Whether you're looking for a traditional deer camp, weekend getaway, recreational basecamp or simply a private place to escape and enjoy the outdoors, this 40+/- acre property offers the cabin, land, habitat and location to make it happen. Contact Land Pro Travis Hamele 608-697-3349 or travis@hameleauctions.com

The Sand Bar 77 | 77 Acres | Montezuma, GA Parcel IDs: 4016A-0001 & 4016A-0002 *THIS TRACT CAN BE PURCHASED WITH THE 127 ACRE TRACT (4022A-0001) RIGHT BELLOW IT) Welcome to The Sand Bar 77 - a 77-acre hunting and recreational tract with a rare feature that sets it apart: direct access to a beautiful sandbar and river beach right on the property. This tract comes ready to enjoy with trails running throughout, an existing food plot area, a ground blind platform, and a deer feeding trough already in place. The combination of good hunting infrastructure and private river sandbar access makes it ideal for both serious hunters and anyone looking for a private riverside getaway. Whether you're after a ready-to-hunt property or a unique place to enjoy the river, The Sand Bar 77 delivers. Highlights: -77 acres -Trails throughout -Existing food plot area -Ground blind platform -Deer feeding trough -Direct access to a beautiful sandbar / river beach -Two contiguous parcels sold together Shown by appointment only. Contact for maps, additional details, or a private showing.

River Trails 127 | 127 Acres | Montezuma, GA Parcel IDs: 4022A-0001 & 4021A-0001 *THIS TRACT CAN BE PURCHASED WITH THE 95 Acre Tract (parcel 4016A-0001) DIRECTLY ABOVE IT* Welcome to River Trails 127 - a well-balanced 127-acre hunting and recreational tract with excellent game habitat, and fishing/duck pond, beautiful internal trail system that lets you cover the property with ease. This tract offers a strong mix of planted pines and quality hardwoods, including oaks and cypress, creating ideal cover, mast, and bedding areas. Existing food plot areas are already in place and ready to plant, while the fishing and duck pond provides year-round waterfowl opportunities. The established trail system makes the entire property accessible and enjoyable whether you're hunting, scouting, or just riding. Great hunting, and easy access - all in one convenient package just minutes from Montezuma. Highlights: -127 acres -Beautiful trail system throughout -Fishing / duck pond -Existing food plot areas -Mix of pines, oaks, cypress & other hardwoods -Excellent deer, turkey, hog & waterfowl potential -Two contiguous parcels sold together Shown by appointment only. Contact for maps, additional details, or a private showing.

224.56 Acres | Buck Creek 224 | Montezuma, GA Parcel IDs: 1048O0040, 1048O0041, 1048O0042 & 3015A0001 Rare opportunity to own a true big-acreage hunting tract right on the Flint River in Macon County. This property has been family owned for decades. This 224.56-acre package combines multiple contiguous parcels into one outstanding recreational and timber property loaded with game. The land sits directly on the river and is stacked with deer, turkey, hogs, and ducks. Mature hardwoods mixed with 15-year-old planted pines create excellent cover and food sources, while a solid internal road and trail system makes the entire tract accessible by truck or ATV. Whether you're looking for a private hunting retreat, a place to build a cabin, or a long-term timber and wildlife investment, this property delivers. Key features: Direct Flint River frontage Excellent populations of deer, turkey, hogs & waterfowl Good road & trail system throughout 15-year-old planted pines + quality hardwoods Contiguous acreage (multiple parcels sold as one) Convenient location near Montezuma This is the kind of property that doesn't come available often in Southwest Georgia. Call for more details, maps, or a private showing.

If you have been waiting on the right piece of land to build a home in the Centreville, MS, area, this 25± acre property on Old Highway 24 deserves a serious look. Properties like this simply do not come available very often, especially with this combination of beautiful open pasture, improvements, and a great location between Centreville and Woodville. The property is made up primarily of well-kept pasture, giving you a picture-perfect setting for a custom home with plenty of room around you. Whether you have been dreaming of a quiet country homesite, a small farm, or a place to keep horses and cattle, this tract offers the space and flexibility to make it happen. The open ground is well suited for livestock and provides plenty of room for grazing, while the layout gives you several attractive options for placing a home and enjoying views across the property. One of the biggest bonuses is the existing improvements. A large barn provides an incredible amount of storage for tractors, equipment, boats, ATVs, and anything else you need to keep under cover. It also has the potential to be a great gathering and entertainment space for family and friends. In addition, there is a large horse barn already in place, making this property especially appealing for anyone looking to bring horses or establish a small livestock operation without starting completely from scratch. There is also a 3 bedroom, 2 bathroom mobile home currently on the property. The mobile home is optional and can remain for someone wanting an immediate place to live, a temporary residence while building, or additional housing on the property. If a buyer would rather start with a clean slate and build their dream home, the mobile home can be removed if desired. That flexibility gives the next owner several different ways to use the property from day one. Located on Old Highway 24 between Centreville and Woodville, the property offers the peaceful country setting people are looking for while still being convenient to both towns. This is the kind of area where land tends to stay in families, and opportunities to purchase a manageable tract of open pasture here are few and far between. With 25± acres, a beautiful homesite, usable pasture, large barns, room for cattle and horses, and an optional mobile home, there are a lot of possibilities here. Build your forever home, create a family farm, or simply enjoy having your own piece of the country in a highly desirable area. Opportunities like this almost never hit the market, so take a look while you can. Owner/Agent.

#73710-#73371 Discover an incredible opportunity to own approximately 118 acres of diverse mountain and riverfront land, offering the perfect combination of privacy, natural beauty, recreation, and long-term potential. Whether you're searching for a private homestead, hunting retreat, recreational getaway, or legacy property to enjoy for generations, this impressive tract provides the space and versatility to bring your vision to life.   The property features a beautiful mix of young hardwood forest, partially cleared ridgetop acreage, flat river-bottom land, river frontage, and a small creek winding through the property. The varied terrain creates excellent habitat for wildlife and outstanding opportunities for hunting, hiking, ATV riding, exploring, and enjoying the outdoors. Existing ATV trails provide access throughout much of the acreage and could be improved or expanded to create even better access to the river and other areas of the property. Hunters will appreciate the natural cover, water sources, and diverse landscape, while outdoor enthusiasts will enjoy having their own private playground with plenty of room to roam. The partially cleared ridgetop offers exciting possibilities for the future. Expand the existing clearings to create pasture, wildlife food plots, gardens, or additional open space. With selective clearing, you could also open up more of the surrounding mountain views and create a spectacular setting for your dream home or cabin. An existing single-wide mobile home provides immediate accommodations, making it possible to begin enjoying the property right away. Use it as a primary residence, weekend retreat, hunting camp, or a convenient place to stay while designing and building your future home. Recent improvements include replacement siding, roof, and HVAC, adding additional value and convenience. With 118± acres, river frontage, creek access, hardwoods, mountain views, trails, and existing accommodations, this property offers a rare combination of features for anyone seeking space and freedom in a beautiful natural setting. Create your private mountain homestead, establish an incredible hunting retreat, or simply preserve the land as a recreational and legacy investment. The possibilities are yours.   Showing by appointment only. $549,000.00 Call Today! 434-374-2011 Email: info@ucvirginiarealty.com

#73720-#73374   Piney Run Kennel offers 180.7± surveyed acres in Baskerville, Virginia, thoughtfully developed over more than three decades around sporting dogs, outdoor recreation, and practical land management. The property has been professionally appraised by a licensed real estate appraiser, with the list price reflecting the appraised value. Established by Martha Greenlee in 1991, Piney Run earned a respected reputation within the bird-dog community—a rich history evident across the grounds today.   The residential improvements feature a charming 1,820-square-foot, 3-bedroom, 2-bath main farmhouse, alongside an 816-square-foot, 2-bedroom, 1-bath guest house that is ideal for visitors, family, or property managers. Essential utilities include a reliable Generac 20 kW generator that serves both the main residence and the kennel facilities. For canine and sporting enthusiasts, the infrastructure is exceptional. The core facility includes a 12-bay indoor/outdoor kennel complete with an office, wash room, 2-bay birthing facility, dedicated septic system, plumbing, and climate-controlled heat. Outdoors, the land features a purpose-built 1.25± acre waterfowl dog training pond and a second runoff-fed pond. Practical outbuildings include a spacious workshop with tool storage and a 3-bay equipment shed. As an added benefit, a 2018 New Holland 75 HP enclosed-cab tractor along with multiple implements conveys with the sale. The land itself is beautifully balanced, featuring fenced pasture, three primary field sections separated by natural woodland buffers, and a well-maintained network of internal roads and trails. For the sporting dog enthusiast, this existing infrastructure offers a turn-key foundation to establish a premier training operation or kennel business of their own. Beyond dog training, the diverse acreage, dual residences, ponds, managed fields, timber, trails, and included equipment make Piney Run equally suited for private hunting, recreational enjoyment, equestrian use, or a quiet, self-sustained rural estate.   Please note that this sale includes the real estate, specified physical improvements, and conveying equipment; the Piney Run Kennel business name and breeding operation are not included in the transfer. Piney Run represents a rare opportunity to own a storied Virginia property where utility, natural beauty, and tradition converge seamlessly. $1,335,000.00 Call Today! 434-374-2011 Email: info@ucvirginiarealty.com

80+/- Acre Juneau County Hunting Camp Bordering 2,800+ Acres of County Land If you've been looking for a true Wisconsin hunting camp where you can arrive Friday night and start hunting Saturday morning, this 80+/- acre property in the Town of Finley deserves a look. With a cabin, diverse wildlife habitat, ponds, miles of trails and thousands of acres of public land adjoining the property, this is much more than just 80 acres. At the heart of the property is a 1000+/- sq ft hunting cabin featuring a kitchen, bathroom and 6 bunks, giving your hunting group plenty of room for deer camp. Electric, a well, bath with shower, LP wall heater and wood stove provide the necessities while still delivering the atmosphere of a traditional Wisconsin hunting camp. The land features over 2 miles of winding, groomed trails providing access throughout the property to deer stand locations, ponds and open areas that could be developed into strategically placed food plots. White and red oaks provide an important mast crop, while dogwoods, wild roses, woodland grapes, wild cherries and other productive vegetation create a diverse mix of food and cover. Whitetail deer are only part of the story. The property offers opportunities for bear, turkey and woodcock hunting and is located in Wisconsin Bear Zone C. Whether your season begins with fall bird hunting, continues through the rut and gun deer season, or includes pursuing Wisconsin black bear, this property can serve as your year-round outdoor basecamp. One of the property's biggest advantages is what lies beyond its boundaries. More than 2,800 acres of contiguous Juneau County land borders the property along the south and east sides, dramatically expanding the amount of country available to explore and hunt. The 43,000+ acre Necedah National Wildlife Refuge is also located less than 1/2 mile away, putting this property in the heart of an incredible block of recreational and wildlife country. Use it as a hunting property, traditional deer camp, weekend getaway, recreational retreat or simply a place to escape and live closer to the land. With 80+/- acres, an established cabin, water, electric, trails, ponds, food plot potential and thousands of acres of neighboring public land, this is the kind of property that can become a hunting tradition for generations. Contact Travis Hamele for more info or to set up a tour 608-697-3349 or travis@hameleauctions.com

Bullard Ranch is a 47.04 ± acre recreational ranch for sale in Cherokee County, Texas, combining a 3,300 square foot estate home with an in-ground pool, a metal shop building with finished guest quarters, and a small pond across land split between improved pasture and hardwood and softwood timber. The property fronts FM Road 2137 roughly two miles west of downtown Bullard. GPS coordinates are 32.12967° N, 95.35377° W. The property's mix of open ground and wooded cover attracts whitetail deer, ducks, hogs, and predators, giving this East Texas hunting land year-round recreational value alongside its residential improvements. The Estate Home, Pool and Guest Quarters Built in 2001 and well maintained, the two-story home spans approximately 3,300 square feet per Cherokee County Appraisal District records. Four bedrooms, three full bathrooms, and two half bathrooms are arranged across a den, game room, family room, library or study, and great room, with a formal dining room and kitchen sized for extended family gatherings. A gas log fireplace serves the main living area, and central electric heat and air conditioning serve the residence year-round. A covered front porch overlooks the pasture, and covered porch and patio areas at the rear extend the living space outdoors. The in-ground pool sits behind the home in a long rectangular layout suited to lap swimming, with mature trees around the yard offering shade. A paved asphalt driveway runs from the entry gate to a side-entry carport at the house. Behind the residence, a metal shop and equipment building includes finished guest quarters with two bedrooms and one bathroom, suitable for visiting family or a private office separate from the main house. Land, Terrain and Water From the entry gate, the paved driveway runs approximately three-tenths of a mile through improved hay pasture before reaching the impressive estate home, which sits among clustered hardwood and softwood timber. The land's sandy soils and gently rolling topography are typical of this section of Cherokee County. A small pond on the property provides a year-round water feature and draws wildlife. A private well supplies domestic water, and a conventional septic system serves the residence. Wildlife and Hunting The property's combination of open pasture, timber, and pond water supports whitetail deer, ducks, hogs, and predator species, giving owners hunting opportunity across multiple seasons without leaving the property. Duck hunting concentrates around the pond, while deer and hog activity range along the wooded edges bordering the open pasture. This makes Bullard Ranch a working example of Cherokee County recreational land that pairs hunting access directly with a full-time residence. Fencing and Access The property carries partial barbed wire fencing. Bullard Ranch is reached from downtown Bullard by traveling west on State Highway 344 for approximately 1.3 miles, then north on FM 2137 for approximately 0.9 mile to the driveway. Location and Proximity Downtown Bullard, with fuel, groceries, and basic medical services, lies approximately two miles from the property. Tyler is roughly 20 to 25 minutes north via US Highway 69 and provides full retail, hospital, and medical services. Tyler Pounds Regional Airport is approximately 25 to 30 minutes away, and Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport is approximately two hours and fifteen minutes away, keeping the ranch within a manageable drive for Metroplex buyers. The property is zoned to Bullard Independent School District, served by Bullard Elementary, Bullard Middle School, and Bullard High School. County and Tax Considerations Bullard Ranch carries an active agricultural exemption. Buyers should confirm the current exempted tax figure and exemption type directly with the Cherokee County Appraisal District prior to closing.

Property Overview TSG Ranch spans 327.55± acres in Rusk County, Texas, fronting County Road 461 near Laneville. GPS coordinates for the tract are 32.0046536° N, 94.8630607° W. Nearly 1.8 miles of Angelina River frontage runs the length of the eastern boundary, and a 10± acre duck slough sits inside the perimeter alongside almost four miles of interior trail. Plantation pine, native hardwood bottomland, open food plots, a hunting barndo, a metal shop, and a barn round out a property built for hunters, anglers, and long-term land stewards looking for East Texas hunting land with river frontage. Land, Timber & Terrain The timber stand here is a working mix, not a single-species block. Plantation pine went in across two phases, one in the mid-1990s and a second in the early 2000s, leaving the canopy with staggered height and varied age structure rather than a flat, even-aged stand. Native hardwood species, including Southern red oak, water oak, willow oak, white oak, green ash, hickory, sweetgum, and dogwood, hold the bottomland closest to the river and the slough. Food plots and open clearings break the timber at intervals, giving hunters sightlines and shot lanes without stripping the cover that holds deer. Water Features & Angelina River Frontage Water is the backbone of this Rusk County land for sale. Close to 1.8 miles of Angelina River frontage forms the eastern boundary, a substantial run of river footage for this acreage. Inside the tract, a 10± acre duck slough built in the early 2000s holds gar, bowfin, buffalo, and catfish, with active beaver sign along the banks. American alligator presence is confirmed on the property through photos and video, a sign of how much year-round water this ground carries. Between the river corridor and the slough, wildlife on TSG Ranch has water within reach from nearly any point on the property. Wildlife & Hunting Cover runs thick across TSG Ranch, and sign shows up throughout the acreage. Whitetail deer, waterfowl, and hogs all work this ground, pulled in by the combination of river bottom, slough, standing timber, and open feed. Deer blinds are already hung and ready for the season, and the duck marsh around the slough is set up and waiting on flight weather. Mixed cover, plantation pine, hardwood bottom, and cleared ground, tends to hold more game and more species than a single uniform stand, and that variety plays out in the tracks and rubs scattered through the interior. Hunting Barndo & Improvements A 1,000-square-foot hunting barndo anchors the camp, built in 2009 with two-story metal construction. A wood-burning stove on the main level handles the heat, backed by central electric air conditioning for the warmer months. Upstairs holds a loft and a full bath. A security system and covered patio round out the cabin. A metal shop and barn add storage and workspace, and a private well with on-site electricity serves every structure on the property. Trails & Access Almost four miles of interior trail tie together the timber stands, food plots, duck slough, and river frontage across the tract, built for ATV and UTV travel over the terrain. County Road 461, a county-maintained dirt road, carries the property's frontage in south-central Rusk County near Laneville. Partial barbwire fencing on the property. Location & Access Henderson, the Rusk County seat, sits roughly 12 miles north of Laneville and covers fuel, groceries, and basic medical needs. Longview serves as a second regional hub to the northeast. Tyler is the nearest larger city, reached by Highway 64 east, then Highway 42 south, continuing through FM 1798, FM 839, and County Road 458 before the final turn onto County Road 461, a route of about 36.5 miles and roughly 45 minutes. Tyler Pounds Regional Airport and East Texas Regional Airport in Longview both offer commercial air service, with Dallas/Fort Worth International standing as the nearest major gateway. County & Tax Considerations Rusk County runs on an active timber and agricultural economy, and land around Laneville draws steady interest from both recreational and timber buyers given the county's mix of pine plantation and river-bottom hardwood. The property currently carries a timber tax exemption. Buyers should confirm exemption transfer requirements directly with the Rusk County Appraisal District.

ONLINE-ONLY REAL ESTATE AUCTION 4836 N Fox Rd, Janesville, WI | Town of Center, Rock County 23+/- Acre Hobby Farm | Home | Pond | Outbuildings | Development Potential Online Bidding Ends September 17, 2026 Discover a secluded 23+/- acre hobby farm in the Town of Center, Rock County, offering a unique combination of country living, recreational land, outbuildings, pasture and future potential. A long private driveway leads into the property, creating a peaceful setting surrounded by towering mature oaks, rolling terrain, kettles, wooded acreage, trails and a pond. The property features an approximately 1,200 sq. ft. ranch home with a walkout basement, 2 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. Whether you're looking for a full-time country residence, hobby farm, recreational retreat or property with long-term potential, this acreage offers plenty of possibilities. Numerous outbuildings provide excellent space for animals, equipment, storage and hobbies, including a 20x28 detached garage, 13x14 woodshed, 30x40 barn, 18x30 shed and 40x10 loafing barn. Electric service is available to all of the buildings. The property also includes two solar panel units, with one approximately one year old, along with established pasture area. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the property's diverse terrain. Mature woods, large oaks, trails, elevation changes, kettles and the pond create an attractive recreational setting while still providing the space and infrastructure needed for a hobby farm or country estate. Adding another dimension to the property, the seller previously had 15 lots laid out with a vision for potential development. The property is currently A-3 zoned. Any future division, development, rezoning or change in use is subject to approval by the appropriate Town and Rock County authorities, and buyers should conduct their own due diligence regarding development possibilities. Open House Dates August 22nd and 29th 10-12pm or by appointment AUCTION TERMS Property will be offered through an Online-Only Auction with bidding scheduled to close September 17, 2026. The auction will utilize a soft close, with 2 minutes added when bids are received during the extended bidding period. All auction lots will be linked and will remain open for bidding as long as at least one lot continues to receive bids during the extended bidding period. No Buyer's Fee. Bidding price is per auction lot, not per acre. The high bid on auction lot is subject to Seller confirmation within 48 hours following midnight on the day of the auction. Successful buyer shall provide a $20,000 nonrefundable down payment per auction lot. Property is being sold AS IS, WHERE IS, with no warranties expressed or implied. Buyers are responsible for completing all inspections, investigations and due diligence prior to bidding. Closing on or before Oct 30th, 2026. Seller reserves the right to entertain offers prior to the conclusion of the auction. If Seller accepts an offer prior to the scheduled auction closing, Seller reserves the right to cancel the auction. A rare opportunity to purchase 23+/- acres in Rock County with a home, pond, pasture, extensive outbuildings, mature woods and recreational appeal—all in a secluded country setting with additional future possibilities.

40± Acres of Secluded Colorado Mountain Land with Sweeping Views Near Paonia Discover the freedom and privacy of Colorado’s North Fork Valley on this exceptional 40± acre off-grid parcel along Roatcap Road outside Paonia, Colorado. Offering a rare combination of seclusion, expansive mountain views, varied terrain, recreational opportunity, and a private fishing pond approximately 15–18 feet deep and spring fed with water rights that has been stocked with fish in the past, this property is an ideal blank canvas for those looking to build a cabin, homestead, hunting retreat, or private mountain getaway. Situated at approximately 38.93472, -107.65187, the property features classic high-country terrain with rolling hills, pinon-juniper and scrub oak, and elevated building sites that capture wide open views of surrounding ridgelines and mountain peaks. A prominent highlight of the property is its fishing pond, approximately 15–18 feet deep, which has been stocked with fish in the past and offers an appealing recreational feature for fishing, wildlife viewing, and enjoying the peaceful mountain setting. With no power lines and the quietness of the mountains, this is genuine off-grid Colorado—peaceful, private, and removed from the distractions of everyday life. The acreage offers numerous potential locations for a cabin, yurt, home, or basecamp, with solar power, a private well, and septic being potential options depending on final site planning, permitting, and local requirements. Whether your vision is a secluded mountain residence, a hunting and fishing retreat, or a recreational getaway, the property provides the space and privacy to make it your own. Outdoor recreation is a major attraction, with opportunities for fishing, hiking, hunting, wildlife watching, and exploring the surrounding public lands. The property borders BLM lands and is also conveniently located within reach of Gunnison National Forest and the Grand Mesa, providing access to some of Western Colorado’s most scenic mountain and backcountry recreation. Just a short drive away, Paonia offers the charm of a small agricultural mountain community known for its orchards, vineyards, farms, and relaxed lifestyle. Grocery stores, hardware stores, restaurants, and other everyday amenities are accessible without sacrificing the feeling of being away from it all. If you’re searching for secluded Colorado acreage, mountain property, off-grid land, recreational acreage, hunting land, fishing property, or a private homestead site with big views and a stocked fishing pond, this 40± acre parcel deserves a closer look. Properties offering this combination of privacy, views, acreage, recreation, water, and proximity to the North Fork Valley are increasingly difficult to find. Property Highlights: · 40± acres of private Colorado mountain land · Private fishing pond approximately 15–18 feet deep · Pond has been stocked with fish in the past · Excellent recreational feature for fishing and wildlife viewing · Located along Roatcap Road near Paonia, Colorado · Approximately 38.93472, -107.65187 · Remote, off-grid setting · No power lines or typical residential noise · Sweeping mountain and ridgeline views · Rolling terrain with pinon-juniper and scrub oak · Multiple elevated potential building sites · Potential for cabin, yurt, homestead, or recreational retreat · Solar, well, and septic potential, subject to verification and permitting · Hunting, fishing, hiking, wildlife viewing, and backcountry recreation · Near BLM lands, Gunnison National Forest, and Grand Mesa · Convenient access to the amenities of Paonia and the North Fork Valley Come experience the quiet, views, fishing, and freedom that make this property special.