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If you’re a whitetail or turkey hunter looking for a manageable-sized tract with the terrain features that can help make a property hunt bigger than its acreage, take a look at this 21± acres in the Town of Oxford, Marquette County. This rolling timber tract is made up primarily of oak and pine with a ravine cutting through the property and plenty of elevation change. The combination of ridges, ravine edges, southern-facing slopes, and changes in terrain creates natural travel corridors and potential pinch points for cruising whitetails. South-facing slopes offer attractive bedding areas, while the oak timber provides an important fall food source when the acorns are dropping. For the turkey hunter, the mix of mature timber, ridges, and open understory provides opportunities to locate and work spring gobblers. The property is a blank slate ready for the next owner to develop into their own hunting setup. Establish food plots, cut trails, create stand locations, add screening cover, and enhance habitat around the existing terrain to build a property that fits the way you hunt. When you're not hunting, this property offers the potential for an outstanding country homesite. The rolling terrain provides opportunities for a walkout-style home or hunting cabin overlooking your own timber. Fiber optics and Electric available at the Highway. Located just a few miles west of I-39, this is an opportunity to own a versatile Marquette County hunting property that offers whitetail habitat, turkey hunting, recreational use, and building potential all on one tract. Call Travis Hamele for a tour of this property. 608-697-3349 or travis@hameleauctions.com

If you’ve been searching for a property that hunts right and feels like camp the second you drive down the owned road leading to this 88± acres in Crystal Lake Township Marquette County, just outside of Neskoro. The backbone of this land is the oaks—strong, high ground ridge that produce the kind of acorn crop that keeps deer on your property and set up along the oak edges in the fall, and you’re right in the action as whitetails feed and stage before slipping into cover. Cover is where this property signs. The tamarack low ground creates a thick, secluded sanctuary—exactly where mature bucks want to spend daylight hours. It’s tough, quiet, and naturally protective. And right along that transition line where the oaks meet the tamarack, you’ve got a textbook edge habitat. That’s your stand location. The food plots only make it better. They’re positioned to pull deer out of the bedding areas and give you predictable movement patterns—early season, rut, and late season. Add in the established trail system, and you can slip in and out of stand locations. And then there’s the camp possibilities. Picture a simple setup tucked into the pines—a place to hang your gear, fire up the grill, and tell stories after dark. Whether camp is a tent, camper or cabin you build opening day feels bigger. This is where traditions get built—kids’ first deer, opening weekend rituals, and the kind of memories that stick. Key Features: Prime oak ridges with strong mast production Tamarack sanctuary creating ideal bedding & security cover Established food plots, trail system & enclosed blind Contact Land Pros Marty Griepentrog 608-617-9924 marty@hameleauctions.com or Travis Hamele 608-697-3349 travis@hameleauctions.com

If you’ve been looking for a property that hunts well and works well, this 34-acre setup in the heart of Marquette County deserves a look. With approximately 25 acres of pasture and a proven history of livestock use, it’s ready for cattle, horses, sheep—or your next adventure. But let’s talk hunting. This area is known for strong deer numbers, and there’s already a deer stand in place so you can get started right away. Open pasture edges, agricultural ground, and surrounding habitat create natural travel corridors and food sources that attract whitetails. Hunt out your back door and manage the land your way. The home is a well-kept 3 bed, 2 bath (2004) with a full walkout basement, custom kitchen cabinets, fireplace, deck, heated garage, and wood heat. Outbuildings include: 100x40 barn/shop 100x50 machine shed 50x24 livestock barn Silage bunker Concrete feeding areas Wire corn crib & chicken coops DNR-approved manure runoff drainage Large shop space, solid pasture, and hunting potential all in one package. Properties like this don’t come around often in Marquette County. Experience matters. Call or text Terry at 608-697-0750 today! Midwest Lifestyle Properties.