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Forty acres in Adams County located in the Town of Strongs Prairie, this property is perfectly suited for buyers seeking a combination of hunting land, recreational enjoyment, and a future building site near some of the state's premier water recreation destinations. The landscape is diverse, featuring rolling topography, mature timber stands, native prairie openings, edge habitat, and multiple wildlife ponds that provide year-round attraction for deer, turkey, waterfowl, and other wildlife. Several existing openings and strategic locations throughout the property offer excellent opportunities to establish food plots, improve habitat, or create secluded hunting setups. For hunters, the property's diverse cover, natural travel corridors, water sources, and browse create an ideal environment for whitetails and turkeys. The rolling terrain offers natural stand locations and hunting access while maintaining the privacy and seclusion. For recreational buyers and lake enthusiasts, the location is hard to beat. Just minutes from Castle Rock Lake and Northern Bay, you'll have easy access to boating, fishing, golfing, kayaking, and waterfront dining. The surrounding area is well known for ATV and UTV riding, snowmobiling, camping, and year-round outdoor recreation. Whether you’re looking at building a dream home overlooking the rolling landscape, creating a family hunting retreat, or investing in a recreational property with long-term value, this 40-acre tract provides the diversity and location that today's you are searching for. Contact Land Pro Travis Hamele for more info 608-697-3349 or [email protected]

If you’ve been searching for that rare property to develop into something special as your own, and invests wisely—all without sacrificing convenience—this may be one of the most compelling properties for sale in Adams County, Wisconsin. Spanning 17.54 wooded acres on the west side of town at the intersection of N Juneau Street and West Liberty Street, this exceptional tract offers an increasingly hard-to-find blend of privacy, location, wildlife habitat, and future potential located in the City of Adams. With extensive road frontage along N Juneau Street and easy in-town access, this Adams County land for sale delivers everyday convenience while preserving the secluded feel of your own private woodland retreat. An existing driveway welcomes you into the heart of the property where a hidden clover plot has already earned its reputation as a proven deer and turkey magnet. For the outdoor enthusiast, this land isn’t just scenic—it’s strategically designed. Towering white pines create a breathtaking Northwoods backdrop, while mature oaks, maples, gentle rolling terrain, and planted fruit trees add both beauty and purposeful habitat enhancement. A thoughtfully trail system winds through the property, offering seamless access for hiking, hunting, wildlife watching, or simply enjoying your own peaceful forest escape. This is the kind of small acreage tract that delivers whitetail and turkey activity. For bow hunters, this property is a sleeper. While firearm hunting is prohibited, archery hunting from elevated position makes this a unique and highly attractive setup for bowhunters seeking proven wildlife movement in a manageable, strategically improved parcel. Please check with City of Adams to confirm any questions relating to ordinances. Taxes only $702.60 per most recent tax bill. Beyond recreation, the property is zoned R-1 Single Family Residence, opening the door for a custom home, cabin, or private estate with acreage to spare. From an investment perspective, the road frontage, location, and layout may also present future subdivision or development opportunities if you wanted to explore getting creative. Please check with City of Adams Zoning for any questions regarding ordinances or land use. Whether you’re looking for Wisconsin hunting land, a buildable acreage property in Adams County, a future development investment, or a private recreational getaway—this property checks boxes that are increasingly difficult to find in one package. Listing agent is owner and seller of subject property. This is where country living, strategic investment, and outdoor lifestyle come together. 3 Key Feature Bullets 17.54-acre wooded buildable property in Adams County, WI Established clover plot, trail system, fruit trees, and proven deer/turkey habitat Zoned R-1 Single Family Residence Schedule your private showing today with Joe Nawrot or Brandon Wikman. Buyer must provide Proof of Funds Letter from bank or lender prior to showing. For more info contact Wisconsin Land Specialist, Brandon Wikman at 608.403.6003 [email protected] or Joe Nawrot at 608.381.1627 // [email protected]   Joe Nawrot and Brandon Wikman are Wisconsin’s #1 Ranked Listing and Selling Agents of United Country Real Estate working for the Wisconsin’s #1 Ranked United Country Real Estate Office.

Located in the heart of northern Adams County in the Town of Big Flats, this 80± acre timber tract offers a strong combination of recreational appeal, build potential, and long-term land investment value. With frontage on a newly blacktopped road and access to electric and fiber optic internet at the road, this property is well positioned for those looking to build a camp, cabin, or full-time residence while still enjoying the privacy and seclusion that rural land provides. The property is predominantly wooded with the pine being at different ages and a good oak regeneration, creating habitat for whitetail deer and wild turkey. The timber, small open areas and cover provide natural bedding areas, while the layout offers opportunities to establish food plots in the open timber staging areas or improve access trails to enhance hunting potential. One of the standout features of this property is its location within a well-known recreational corridor. ATV/UTV routes run along the road system, allowing you to leave your property and ride directly into miles of trails throughout Adams County—making this an ideal setup for those who enjoy year-round outdoor activity. Beyond the property lines, the area is rich with amenities. You’re just a short drive from Sand Valley Golf Resort and Arrowhead Golf Course, along with numerous lakes that northern Adams County is known for, offering fishing, boating, and additional recreation opportunities. Whether you’re looking to establish a hunting basecamp, build a rural getaway, or invest in a growing recreational market, this 80-acre tract delivers versatility, location, and lifestyle. Call Land Pro Travis Hamele for more info on this property. 608-697-3349 [email protected]

You’re looking at 89.22 acres of pure whitetail country in Adams County, Wisconsin—a turn-key hunting sanctuary where habitat, access, and infrastructure all come together to create a true deer hunter’s dream. This is the kind of ground serious hunters spend years searching for: a proven property with utilities in place, thoughtful improvements, and a location where quality hunting land rarely changes hands. Tucked behind a gated entrance off Dyke Avenue, a private driveway winds through pockets of thick security cover before opening into a secluded prairie camp setting that serves as the heart of the property. Here you’ll find electric service with a well and there is septic on-site but currently not hooked up it was likely utilized years ago. There are multiple camper hookups that make extended stays comfortable during the fall season or long summer weekends. The established campsite includes a fire pit, picnic area and hot tub, creating a place where hunting camp traditions and family memories naturally take shape. Two storage sheds provide secure space for stands, tools and equipment, while a dedicated long-range shooting area with bench allows you to sight in rifles without ever leaving the property. The land itself is what truly sets this tract apart. This former gravel site many years ago that has evolved into a whitetail wonderland, where rolling prairie openings transition into dense bedding thickets, edge habitat and pockets of mature timber canopy. The diversity is exactly what produces consistent deer movement—thick sanctuary cover for bedding, open feeding areas for nutrition, and natural travel corridors connecting it all together. It’s the kind of layout that funnels deer predictably and holds them year-round. Two established food plots currently serve as major attraction points and have proven themselves as consistent producers season after season. Additional areas throughout the property offer excellent opportunities to expand your habitat program, whether that means perennial clover, brassicas, or warm-season plantings designed to enhance quality. An elevated box blind overlooking a prime food source anchors one of the property’s best hunting locations and has already produced strong activity throughout the fall. A small pond along the north end of the property provides a dependable water source that draws deer, turkey, and seasonal waterfowl. This feature strengthens the property’s ability to hold wildlife during dry periods and adds another dimension to the overall recreational experience. A gas pipeline easement through the southwest corner creates a natural travel corridor and offers ideal conditions for a long linear food plot that could become a powerful draw for cruising bucks during the rut. Surrounded by expansive agricultural fields known for producing trophy-class whitetail, this property sits in the middle of productive deer country where nutrition and cover combine to grow mature bucks. Hunting pressure has historically been light, allowing deer to age and patterns to remain consistent. A portion of the property was previously enrolled in MFL-Closed and expired at the year end of 2025 and if you want you could sign up to enroll back into MFL if desired offering potential for future tax savings, with prior annual taxes around $1,059, making this not only a premier hunting tract but a manageable long-term investment. Turn-key hunting properties with utilities, habitat established, and proven deer activity are exceptionally hard to find in Adams County—especially in an area where land seldom reaches the open market. This is more than hunting land. It’s a fully built whitetail headquarters ready for opening day. Seller would consider selling the camper. The hot tub, shooting benches and picnic table to be included with property. Schedule your private showing today with Joe Nawrot and Brandon Wikman. Buyer must provide Proof of Funds Letter from bank or lender prior to showing. For more info contact Wisconsin Land Specialist, Joe Nawrot at 608.381.1627 // [email protected] or Brandon Wikman at 608.403.6003 [email protected] Joe Nawrot and Brandon Wikman are Wisconsin’s #1 Ranked Listing and Selling Agents of United Country Real Estate working for the Wisconsin’s #1 Ranked United Country Real Estate Office.

You’re looking at 100 acres of raw potential in the heart of Adams County, Wisconsin—a once-in-a-generation canvas where history, land, and opportunity collide. This former gravel mine hasn’t seen active extraction in nearly 25 years, and what’s emerged since is a wide-open, quietly powerful recreational estate that’s ready for its next chapter. With dual road frontage along Dyke Avenue and County Road G, access is effortless and flexible—whether you’re envisioning a private build site, a legacy recreational retreat, or a multi-use investment property. The land rolls gently, with tall native grasses waving in the wind, scattered cedar pockets for cover, and subtle elevation changes that create both visual interest and functional habitat. It’s the kind of ground that lets you see forever, yet still hides wildlife like a sanctuary. This property sits in a rich agricultural neighborhood, surrounded by large farm fields and neighboring forestland, which makes it an absolute sleeper for deer and turkey. Wildlife naturally filter through this tract using it as bedding, staging, and travel cover—especially with the grassland structure and edge habitat already in place. With thoughtful food plot placement, screening, and access management, this could quickly evolve into a highly effective Quality Deer Management setup. One of the standout features is the high-capacity well already on site, originally installed when the property was farmed conventionally and later used for irrigation purposes. Infrastructure like this is increasingly hard to find on vacant land and opens doors for future ag use, habitat projects, or development needs. There’s also a small flight pen, historically used for raising pheasants—a subtle nod to the property’s incredible potential as a pheasant farm or upland hunting operation. Beyond hunting and recreation, the uses here are only limited by imagination and zoning. Former gravel sites like this have become prime candidates for renewable energy projects, wildlife restoration, conservation programs, private ATV or motocross tracks, or even carefully planned development. The groundwork is done. The location is proven. The scale is right. Whether you’re dreaming of a secluded country home, a weekend getaway, a hunting and recreation headquarters, or a forward-thinking land investment, this 100-acre tract delivers freedom, flexibility, and long-term upside. Properties like this don’t come along often—open ground, solid access, existing infrastructure, and endless possibilities all wrapped into one. Contact Joe Nawrot or Brandon Wikman. For more info contact Wisconsin Land Specialist, Joe Nawrot at 608.381.1627 // [email protected] or Brandon Wikman at 608.403.6003 [email protected] 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’re looking at one of those tracts that makes seasoned land buyers stop scrolling and lean in closer — a 159.54-acre whitetail sanctuary. This is the kind of ground that doesn’t need hype. It sells itself through location, scale and neighborhood. Situated just outside of Rome the property lies sandwiched between low-pressure cover surrounding you, creating the textbook setup for bucks to feel safe. You enter from the northeast corner where a turnaround driveway and dual gated entrance welcome you in. From there, a meandering trail system guides you through the front  — a manageable, huntable piece loaded with diversity. Along the west edge flows Dead Horse Creek, a year-round water source that anchors wildlife movement and adds natural pinch points you can hunt year after year. The terrain is mostly semi-flat, layered with dense bedding cover, oak flats, gnarly thickets and open marsh grass. Red osier dogwood alongside tall native grasses and marsh bottoms, creating thermal cover and security that whitetails crave. 60 +/- fruit trees have already been planted, setting the stage for a future buffet of natural attraction without competing pressure. The front portion of the property is easily navigable today, while the remaining acreage remains wild, untouched and full of upside. This is a true virgin tract in many respects. With a little vision — think a skid steer with a mulching head — you could open strategic access routes, define bedding areas. Two olders wood box blinds are positioned overlooking thick cover transitioning into openings — classic ambush setups for both archery and gun season. The current owner hasn’t hunted the property in years, which tells you everything you need to know about pressure levels. While the property is not buildable due to wetlands bring your camper to stay. Beyond the property lines, the lifestyle shines just as bright. You’re minutes from both Petenwell Lake and Castle Rock Lake for boating, fishing and waterfront dining. ATV and snowmobile trail systems are close by, offering endless miles of recreation. Golf in the morning at Sand Valley Golf Course, climb into a treestand by afternoon. And when the family tags along, Wisconsin Dells — the Waterpark Capital of the World. This region is celebrated for its diverse ecosystem, drawing outdoor enthusiasts for birding, hiking and foraging wild berries and mushrooms. It’s a place where land still feels wild, quiet and meaningful. Per Adams County tax records, property taxes are just $1,241 annually. The land is not enrolled in MFL or any government program, keeping your management options wide open. Contact Joe Nawrot or Brandon Wikman. For more info contact Wisconsin Land Specialist, Joe Nawrot at 608.381.1627 // [email protected] or Brandon Wikman at 608.403.6003 [email protected] 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.  

80-acre timber tract in the Town of Big Flats, Adams County. Property features a logging road for easy access throughout and borders ag land to the east, helping draw in wildlife. Excellent hunting opportunities for deer, turkey, grouse, and small game, with natural openings offering locations for food plots and stand sites. A versatile property ideal for a hunting camp, camping retreat, or year-round recreational use. Property is enrolled in Open MFL

40-acre corner parcel in the Town of Monroe, Adams County. This timber tract features a small wildlife pond and a logging road that makes access easy throughout the property. A great spot for a hunting retreat, vacation home, or recreational camp. Located on the newly established 16th Ave and enrolled in Open MFL (Managed Forest Law) for tax savings. Close to area lakes, golf, and outdoor activities, making it an ideal year-round getaway or investment property.

40-acre timber tract in Adams County featuring two age classes of pine. Portions are nearing harvest readiness, while the younger stand is well-established with trees averaging 10+ feet in height. Versatile property with potential to build a home, establish a recreational camp, or hold as a long-term timber investment. Enrolled in MFL (Managed Forest Law) for tax savings. Conveniently located near numerous area lakes offering fishing, boating, and year-round recreation.

40-acre parcel in the Town of Rome, Adams County, offering excellent potential for investors or developers. Recently clear cut, the property is open and easier to plan for future use. Features blacktop road frontage with fiber optics and electric at the lot line. Located in a growing recreational area near lakes, golf courses, and trail systems. Great opportunity to buy and hold or move forward with development in a high-demand destination.

80-acre parcel in the Town of Big Flats, Adams County. Property features a trail system, seasonal waterway, and a mix of towering pines with new growth providing excellent wildlife habitat. Recently clear cut and replanted, most trees are 2–3 feet tall, creating ideal cover for deer and other game. Located close to Castle Rock Lake and the Rome area attractions. UTV directly from the property with most town roads open to UTV traffic. Great opportunity for hunting, recreation, or long-term timber investment. Enrolled in Open MFL

80-acre timber tract in Adams County offering excellent hunting and recreation potential. This property is well known for strong deer and turkey populations, with ag fields to the east providing a natural food source and opportunities to establish your own food plots and travel corridors for whitetail management. Located just a short drive from Wisconsin Dells and surrounded by numerous lakes, this parcel provides both outdoor adventure and convenience. Enrolled in Open MFL (Managed Forest Law) for reduced taxes, with the option to switch to Closed enrollment beginning January 1. A great opportunity for hunters, outdoor enthusiasts, or those seeking a large timber investment property.