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Great opportunity to own 204.74± acres of premier recreational and hunting land in Eau Claire County! This heavily timbered tract features approximately 1,400± feet of frontage along the Eau Claire River, adding incredible scenery, wildlife habitat and recreational opportunities. A network of trails winds throughout the property, providing excellent access for hunting, hiking, ATV/UTV riding and exploring. Diverse timber includes a mix of pine, oak and maple, creating outstanding habitat for wildlife. Deer, black bear and wild turkey sign is abundant throughout the property, while the area also supports strong populations of ruffed grouse and woodcock for the upland bird hunter. Located on an ATV route and just down the road from the Donald L. Eisberner Memorial Forest and canoe launch on the Eau Claire River. The property is also near Coon Fork Lake, offering additional opportunities for fishing, boating, paddling, swimming and camping.

Rare opportunity to own 369± acres of premier recreational and hunting land in Eau Claire County! This heavily timbered tract features approximately 2,800± feet of frontage along the Eau Claire River, with the river bordering the property on two sides and adding incredible scenery, wildlife habitat and recreational opportunities. A network of trails winds throughout the property, providing excellent access for hunting, hiking, ATV/UTV riding and exploring. Diverse timber includes a mix of pine, oak and maple, creating attractive habitat for wildlife. Deer, black bear and wild turkey sign is abundant throughout the property, with the area also supporting strong populations of ruffed grouse and woodcock for the upland bird hunter. Located on an ATV route and just down the road from the Donald L. Eisberner Memorial Forest and canoe launch on the Eau Claire River. Whether you're looking for a premier hunting property, large recreational retreat, getaway or legacy land investment.

Located just 3 miles from Melrose, this 28± acre property packs a lot of hunting and recreational opportunity into a manageable piece of ground. With established food plots, two enclosed hunting blinds, four ladder stands, a maintained UTV trail system, ridge-top access, a small creek, and diverse terrain, much of the work has already been done. Access is provided by a 30' deeded easement leading into the property from the east and bringing you directly to the top of the ridge. From there, approximately 3± acres of open ground currently planted in a variety of preferred wildlife forages create multiple established food sources surrounded by natural cover. The secluded ridge-top setting creates several natural locations overlooking the field edges and wooded draws below. As you move through the property, the terrain quickly changes. Deep timbered draws fall away from the ridge before meeting a small creek that winds through the valley. On the opposite side, the ground climbs back to another broad ridge top, creating multiple elevation changes, travel corridors, and natural pinch points within the property. A developed UTV trail system ties it all together, providing access from the upper field down through the timber, across the creek, and back onto the opposite ridge and everywhere in between. For a property of this size, the trail network makes a big difference—providing easier access for hunting, checking cameras, maintaining food plots, hauling equipment, or simply hiking and enjoying the land. From a hunting standpoint, this property is set up and ready to hunt this fall. Two enclosed hunting blinds and four ladder stands are already positioned throughout the acreage, with strategically placed established food plots adding additional attraction beyond the existing surrounding crop fields. The combination of food, water, timber, elevation changes, and secluded ridge tops provides multiple options for hunting deer and turkey as conditions change throughout the season. You're not starting with raw land and spending the next several years developing access and hunting locations. The trails are established, stands and blinds are in place, food sources have been developed, and the terrain naturally gives the property several different areas to hunt and enjoy. Just minutes from Melrose, this is a turnkey western Wisconsin hunting property that's ready for the next owner to start using from day one.

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're looking for a property where you can live in the country, keep your equipment and recreational toys at home, raise livestock, grow your own food and step outside to enjoy your own land, this 19.5± acre property in the Town of Marcellon offers a combination that is difficult to find. The property features a spacious 9-bedroom, 3-bath home with plenty of room for family, guests, offices, hobbies or additional flexible living space. Outside, a 40x80 pole barn with an additional 15x80 lean-to provides substantial room for tractors, UTVs, boats, hunting equipment, livestock supplies and other storage needs. A 10x54 wood shed adds even more useful space. One of the property's unique features is just over an acre of high-fenced ground currently used as an orchard and garden. Established apples, pears and grapes provide the start of your own productive country setup, with room to continue gardening and growing food. With 19.5± acres, there's space to do more than simply own a country home. Keep livestock, ride UTVs, hunt, manage the land or create your own small hobby farm and recreational retreat. It's the type of property where you can spend the morning working around the acreage, the afternoon riding trails or tending the garden, and the evening enjoying the outdoors without leaving home. The location adds even more recreational appeal. French Creek Wildlife Area and Dates Mill Pond are nearby, while Portage is only a short drive away for shopping, dining and everyday conveniences. Whether you're searching for a rural residence, hobby farm, recreational property, hunting base camp or simply a place with enough acreage and buildings to support an outdoor lifestyle, this Columbia County property offers a rare combination of home, land, storage and recreation. Bring your ideas—this truly unique property offers plenty of opportunity for its next owner.

You’ve found the kind of southwest Wisconsin property that can become the center of a family’s story for generations. Set on 96.25 acres near Mount Hope, this custom full log home overlooks a landscape of rolling cattle pasture, wooded hillsides, spring-fed streams and secluded trails. It’s a place to raise livestock, gather the family, tend an orchard and disappear into the hills for an afternoon—all from a home built with an extraordinary connection to the land. Located at 9854 US Highway 18 in Grant County, the four-bedroom, 3.5-bath residence with full pine logs were sourced from the Baraboo area, but much of the home’s character came from right here. Handcrafted cherry, ironwood, oak, maple and corkscrew willow appear throughout the interior along with numerous burls throughout, with much of that wood harvested from the property. The stonework and fireplace have stories of their own. Every beam, grain pattern and carefully chosen detail reminds you this home was made to belong exactly where it stands. The main level offers comfortable everyday living with a kitchen, dining area and welcoming living room, along with two bedrooms, an office and laundry. Upstairs, an open loft looks over the gathering space and leads to the primary bedroom, an additional bedroom and a full bath. The finished lower level provides room to spread out, entertain and unwind after a day on the land. In-floor heat warms both the lower level and attached garage, while a TSR concrete coating applied to the lower-level floor in 2023 gives that space a distinctive finish. Step outside and the scale of the property comes into focus. Approximately 56 acres are pastured, currently supporting about 38 cattle and additional calves. The owners value their relationship with the farmer who uses the pasture and report that the ground is well cared for. The arrangement produces approximately $3,800 in annual income, adding a practical benefit to a property already rich in lifestyle appeal. Beyond the pasture, an established trail system carries you through the acreage and into the wooded portions of the farm. Two spring-fed streams wind through the property, with ranging waterfalls adding the sound of moving water to the hills. As you sit on the deck or from the bedroom window the sound of peace surrounds you.  Follow the trails on a quiet morning, explore the timber with family or simply enjoy the privacy that comes from having this much ground around you. On the ridgetop, a large garden and orchard area brings another season of enjoyment. Grapes, apples, pears, plums and pecans give the next owner the chance to carry on a tradition of growing and harvesting from their own land. It’s easy to imagine summer evenings in the garden, autumn drives through the pasture and winter days spent beside the fire. The improvements are equally suited to country life. In addition to the attached garage, a detached garage and shop offers space for equipment, projects and storage, with generous overhangs providing covered areas outside. An outdoor wood-burning system has its own building designed to complement the log home. Forced air furnace and also In floor heat on the lower level of the home and also the attached garaged with separate zones. What makes this Mt Hope estate special is how naturally its pieces fit together: a handcrafted log home, productive pasture, approximately $3,800 in reported annual income, wooded recreational acreage, trails, flowing water and a ridgetop orchard—all on 96.25 acres in southwest Wisconsin. Some properties give you a beautiful house. Others give you land to work and explore. This one gives you the opportunity to bring it all together and create a lasting country legacy in the hills of Grant County. 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 found the kind of place where a hunting weekend begins the moment you turn off Highway 171. A small camp waits in the valley, hardwood ridges rise around you, and miles of trails invite you to learn every corner of your own 58.89 acres in Richland County. The land offers a rare mix of established hunting ground and room to shape what comes next. Approximately 7 acres of open valley ground and 3 acres atop the ridge give a habitat manager options for food plots, switchgrass, screening or bedding cover at two different elevations. White oak and black walnut are among the hardwoods covering the property, with thick understory, scattered wild apple trees and roughly 1,500 feet of frontage along a small intermittent creek adding to its wildlife appeal. An expansive trail system winds from the valley into the timber and across the upper ground, making it easier to scout, reach hunting locations and carry out habitat work. The property offers prime whitetail and turkey hunting, with the secluded openings and wooded transitions providing plenty for a hunter to study as the seasons change. At the heart of the retreat sits a 16-by-20-foot older dry cabin—a straightforward small Wisconsin hunting camp for time spent in the woods. It has no electric service; a generator is used. A small shed provides storage for a UTV and lawn mower, and there’s an area for a fire pit where the day’s stories can run long after dark. Picture a November morning here: you leave camp before sunrise, follow a trail up through the hardwoods and settle in above the valley as the woods begin to wake. Later, you can return to the fire, look over the map and plan what you’ll do with the ridge opening next spring. That’s the pleasure of owning ground with both hunting appeal and room to make it your own. Located off Highway 171, Blue River, Wisconsin, this vacant recreational property has reported annual taxes of $110 and is not enrolled in a government program. For the buyer seeking a private hunting camp, substantial hardwood cover and a genuine habitat canvas in southwest Wisconsin, these 58.89 acres are a special opportunity to build a tradition of their own. 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.

If you’ve been searching western Wisconsin for a manageable hunting property that hunts far bigger than its acreage suggests, this 37.61-acre tract near Hixton deserves your attention. Here, the ingredients that serious whitetail hunters spend years trying to assemble—top access, multiple entry points, agricultural food, secluded plots, timber, elevation change and an established trail system that come together on one highly strategic piece of ground. Located on Pierce Road in Jackson County, Wisconsin, just a short distance from the Trempealeau County line, this vacant recreational property offers an outstanding opportunity to hunt, build, establish a hunting camp or simply own your own piece of western Wisconsin deer country. Approximately 6+/- acres of row crop occupy the northern portion of the property, creating a major destination food source immediately adjacent to substantial timber cover. Beyond the agricultural acreage, multiple established food plots are tucked into the property, complemented by apple trees and planted trees that add both wildlife value and habitat diversity. But the real story here is the layout. Study the topography and you'll quickly recognize why this 37-acre property offers so much hunting potential. The ground transitions from agricultural acreage into wooded draws, sidehills, benches and steeper terrain, with an internal trail network providing access throughout the property. Elevation changes exceeding 150 feet across portions of the tract create natural travel corridors and terrain features that a seasoned whitetail hunter can immediately appreciate. Perhaps most important is access. The property can be approached from the north, west and south, providing tremendous flexibility for hunting different winds and seasonal movement patterns. County Highway G borders the western side, Pierce Road provides northern access, and the southern end offers another approach. That ability to slip into different portions of a hunting property without continually disturbing the same area is a significant advantage—especially on a tract of this size. There is already strong evidence that mature deer are using the property comfortably. The owners have captured daylight trail-camera photos of quality bucks, which is an important sign for buyers seeking a property where mature whitetails are active during legal hunting hours—not just passing through after dark. The existing trail system winds through the timber, connecting the agricultural ground with multiple interior openings and food plots. These secluded pockets can serve as valuable staging areas between bedding cover and larger destination food sources, while the apple trees, row crops, and established plots provide multiple food options throughout the season. The property also offers something many dedicated hunting tracts don't: excellent recreational and future-use versatility. For the buyer who wants more than a place to hang a treestand, the land presents opportunities to explore a future homesite or hunting-camp setting, subject to applicable zoning and approvals. Build your western Wisconsin getaway, establish a basecamp for hunting season, improve the existing habitat or simply keep the property predominantly wild. And at 37.61 acres, the property sits in a particularly appealing category. It's large enough to provide meaningful hunting opportunities and habitat management potential without requiring the investment or maintenance associated with a sprawling 100- or 200-acre farm. Plant the plots. Trim the trails. Hang stands. Prune the apple trees. Improve bedding cover. Watch trail cameras throughout the summer and begin piecing together how a particular buck uses the ridge once October arrives. You ease in from the top with the wind in your favor. Below you, wooded sidehills fall toward the valley while agricultural fields stretch across the surrounding western Wisconsin countryside. Somewhere between a bedding area and one of those secluded food plots, a mature buck gets on his feet during daylight. That's what land like this is about. Not simply owning 37.61 acres, but owning a piece of ground you can learn, improve and hunt year after year. For the outdoor enthusiast searching for vacant hunting and recreational land near Hixton, Wisconsin, this property brings together a compelling combination of trophy-whitetail potential, agricultural food, established plots, multiple access points, diverse terrain and the opportunity to create a western Wisconsin hunting retreat entirely your own. 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.

Located in the Town of Bear Bluff in the heart of Western WI Cranberry Country, this 34.5± acre high-ground property was previously developed as a commercial hop yard supplying hops to breweries throughout Wisconsin. Considerable time, planning, and investment went into creating the operation, leaving behind infrastructure that would be difficult and costly to duplicate today. The main acreage is surrounded by an approximately 10-foot deer fence with a commercial access gate, creating a controlled piece of ground with possibilities extending well beyond its former use. The existing well and irrigation infrastructure remain in place from the hop operation, providing a foundation for agricultural, specialty crop, wildlife, or other future land-management uses. At the center of the improvements is a 72'x40' Pinno building that's heated and insulated with 14-foot sidewalls, a 12-foot overhead door, bathroom, conventional septic system, and 3-phase power. It's a substantial building that provides immediate space for equipment, storage, a shop, or supporting whatever direction the property takes next. An additional 5± acre wooded parcel abuts the main acreage, adding timber, cover, and another layer of diversity to the property. Beyond its boundaries are thousands of acres of privately held land, helping preserve the rural character and large-block setting surrounding the property. What makes this property interesting is that its previous chapter doesn't have to define its next one. The infrastructure from the former hop yard creates a starting point for someone looking to bring agriculture back to the land, establish specialty crops, develop a highly controlled wildlife property, or create a private recreational retreat. The acreage, fencing, water infrastructure, commercial-quality building, power, and additional wooded ground provide pieces that would take considerable time and capital to assemble from scratch. The seller estimates the duplication cost of the existing infrastructure at well over $1 million. Rather than starting with vacant ground, the next owner has an established framework already in place and the opportunity to determine what comes next. For the right owner, this is the kind of property that can evolve over time. Farm it. Manage it. Hunt it. Build upon what's here. Or take the land in an entirely new direction.

There’s something about owning your own piece of hunting ground that changes the way you look at fall. Your trails. Your stands. Your place to disappear when November finally rolls around. Located just north of Viola in Richland County, this 34.83-acre wooded recreational property offers an affordable opportunity to own hunting land in the heart of Southwest Wisconsin’s famed Driftless Region. This is rugged deer country—steep hardwood ridges, deep draws, natural benches and a commanding ridgetop rising more than 340 feet above the valley floor. For the hunter looking for their first tract of Wisconsin hunting land, or the seasoned outdoorsman wanting another property in proven whitetail country, this one deserves a serious look. Built for the Southwest Wisconsin Hunter The property is almost entirely wooded and dominated by mostly hardwood timber. From approximately 792 feet at its lowest elevation to more than 1,138 feet atop the ridge, the terrain is dramatic. The aerial and topographic imagery tell the story: a steep ridge system climbing from the valley before opening into a broad upper ridge with benches, fingers and terrain transitions along the way. Once you reach that upper ridge, you begin to understand what makes this property special. Deer and wild turkey are abundant throughout this region, while the combination of hardwood timber, steep terrain, defined ridge travel creates the ingredients whitetail hunters consistently look for. Imagine a cool November morning on top of this ridge. The leaves are mostly gone, the surrounding Driftless bluffs stretch across the horizon, and somewhere below you a buck is working his way along one of those heavily traveled hillside trails toward the ridge. That’s what owning your own hunting ground is all about. Big Country in a Manageable Package One of the property's greatest assets may actually be what surrounds it. The aerial imagery shows an expansive landscape of wooded ridges, agricultural valleys and interconnected timber—the type of larger ecosystem capable of producing and holding quality whitetails. Viola and the surrounding region have long been recognized by serious hunters for trophy-class whitetail potential. Rather than attempting to manufacture hunting habitat from scratch, you're buying into an established landscape where the terrain itself naturally dictates deer movement. And at 34.83 acres, you're getting enough ground to hunt strategically without taking on the expense of a 100- or 200-acre farm. Access Recent survey has been completed to split the current parcel by both Plat of survey for the 38.83-acres being sold and the seller retaining the CSM area along Hwy 131. The property offers access from N Main St but please note there is not enough room to drive in from that current located you would have to park along N Main St and walk in so for convenience of viewing the property please park on over on Hwy 131 to access the hill road that leads to the top ridge. The property will be subject to an easement benefiting the westerly neighbor, intended to clean up and formalize access to that neighboring residence off North Main Street. Easement terms and access arrangements should be reviewed as part of a buyer's due diligence. Option to explore with the DOT if you wanted to inquire about placement of your own driveway off Hwy 131 but that would require confirmation and excavation feasibility, if allowed due to grade. This property was recently rezoned to (Ag/Res) and is being marketed specifically as vacant recreational and hunting land and is not considered feasible for residential construction. For those wanting to spend hunting weekends on the property, a camper may provide a practical option for weekend stays, subject to applicable local regulations. The acreage is currently enrolled in MFL Closed, helping reduce the property's tax burden while maintaining private recreational use subject to the program's requirements. Please note the MFL plan might be adjusted to reflect the current surveyed acreage outcome to match MFL. Your First Piece of Deer Dirt Not every hunter needs a sprawling legacy farm. Sometimes you simply want a place that's yours—somewhere you can hang stands in August, run cameras through September, watch the hardwoods explode with color in October and climb onto that ridge when the rut begins to break loose in November. At 34.83 acres, this Richland County property delivers steep Driftless terrain, hardwood timber, established trails, documented whitetail activity, turkey hunting and a beautiful upper ridge in an area synonymous with Southwest Wisconsin deer hunting. It's rugged. It's wooded. It's recreational ground through and through. And for someone who's spent years dreaming about finally owning their first hunting property in the hills of Southwest Wisconsin, this could be the tract that makes it happen. Property Highlights: 34.83+/- acres • Richland County • Town of Forest • Viola, Wisconsin • Fully wooded hardwood ridge • 792+/- to 1,138+ ft. elevation • Established trail/UTV access to upper ridge • Whitetail & turkey habitat • Proven deer activity and trail-camera history • MFL Closed enrollment • Access from North Main Street - Recreational/vacant land 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 Brandonw@uchuntingproperties.com or Joe Nawrot at 608.381.1627 // JoeN@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.

Deer hunters' dream: 52 acres of trophy whitetail deer hunting, with several bucks over 180 class seen on this outstanding, secluded location. One of Columbia County's secret hot spots for Trophy whitetail. Old Timber, several large food plots, marsh and great bedding areas to hold the deer on your own property. Features a 2-bedroom, 1-bath, partially finished basement home along with a 2-car detached garage. There is a deeded easement road along a relative's property to access the back of the property, where all the fun begins. The home sits on about 5 acres in front, just off of Ashley Road. The property has been in the family for years and has always been known by the locals as some of the best whitetail hunting in the area for years. The famous milk truck buck was hit by a milk truck a few years ago and had 32 " spread. His offspring are still running around on this property. If your dream is to have a trophy whitetail hot spot, this is it. Build new in back and sell or rent the existing home out. Whitetail Deer hunting at its best! Trophy whitetail hunting on this Beautiful! 52 acres of timber, food plots, marsh and bedding area, along with a small pond to jump ducks. Loaded with turkeys, small game and giant bucks! Located in Columbia County, this property has been known by the locals as a trophy hot spots for many years. If you love the outdoors and have always wanted your very own hunting hot spot? Then here you go. The property does have an easement to the back of the property, where all the fun begins. Gun hunting, bow hunting, you have it all here. Columbia County has been known for giant whitetails for many years. Build new and sell or rent the existing home out. Don't miss this opportunity to lock down one of the best hunting properties in the area. Call Terry Dixon at United Country Midwest Lifestyle Properties today for a personal tour. Call or text 608-697- 0750 or email tdixon@midwestlifestyleproperties.com

Northwoods Haven: 40± Acres with Mature Hardwoods & National Forest Proximity Discover the pinnacle of Northern Wisconsin living with this exceptional 40± acre partially surveyed parcel. Perfectly balancing privacy, natural beauty, and accessibility, this high-quality acreage offers the ideal canvas for your dream cabin, year-round home, or premier recreational retreat. Key Property Features & Highlights Diverse Terrain & Mature Timber: The land features a desirable blend of mature hardwood forests and open ground, creating rich wildlife habitat and exceptional natural aesthetic. Prime Building Site: An attractive hillside building location is tucked privately toward the back corner, overlooking an open field—ideal for capturing scenic Northwoods views. Ready Infrastructure: Includes an established driveway entrance directly off a paved road, saving you upfront development costs. Utilities Nearby: Electric service is located conveniently directly across the road. Abundant Wildlife: Excellent habitat mix attracts local game, making this a standout parcel for hunting and nature watching. Unmatched Location & Recreation Situated in a highly sought-after rural setting, this property offers the best of both worlds: quiet seclusion without sacrificing convenience. 5 Miles to National Forest: Quick access to thousands of acres of public land for hunting, hiking, ATVing, snowmobiling, and seasonal foraging. 7 Miles to Town: Close proximity to local amenities, dining, and essential services. Whether you're searching for a recreational hunting tract, a timber investment, or a peaceful homestead setting, this Northern Wisconsin property delivers on every front.   Schedule Your Showing Today Properties with paved access, utilities nearby, and close proximity to public lands don't stay on the market long. Contact us today to arrange your private tour!

The Rare Combination: Income and Antlers on the Same Deed Most buyers searching for hunting land in Wisconsin are forced to choose. You either buy productive farm ground that cash flows, or you buy timber and cover that hunts. This 117± acre property on County Road Z in Friendship, Adams County, does both — and the two halves make each other better. The center pivot irrigated cropland sits in Wisconsin’s Central Sands, one of the most productive irrigated vegetable regions in the Midwest. Ground here rotates through potatoes, corn, and soybeans under irrigation, commanding some of the strongest cash rents in the state. That’s a working agricultural asset with an annual return, not just a hunting expense. It’s also the single best deer magnet you can own. While neighbors watch their bean fields brown out in an August drought, an irrigated pivot stays green. Deer in the surrounding country know exactly where the water is. The result is a property that concentrates deer in late summer and holds them through the rut, right next to the cover where they bed. Turnkey Whitetail Infrastructure The recreational side has been developed with intent, not left as raw ground for the next owner to figure out: Miles of established interior road and trail system for quiet, wind-conscious access Established food plots and dug water holes Elevated box blinds on towers and shooting platforms already hung Fruit tree orchard as a supplemental draw Mixed hardwood and conifer forest providing thermal cover and secure bedding Rolling topography from 881 to 939 feet, creating natural pinch points and travel corridors Deciduous forest, mixed forest, and grassland/pasture cover types across the parcel   Trail cameras have been running through the summer with consistent deer numbers and multiple quality bucks on camera. This farm produces now. Buildable, Connected, and Convenient Paved town road frontage on County Road Z means year-round access without an easement conversation. There’s a potential build site for a cabin, weekend retreat, or full-time home overlooking the rolling landscape. Wired internet including fiber is available at the address — a genuine rarity on rural Wisconsin acreage and a real factor for anyone working remotely. Moundview Memorial Hospital & Clinics and Marshfield Clinic are roughly 12 minutes away. Adams-Friendship, with groceries and everyday services, is about 15 minutes. Lake Country Recreation at the Doorstep Castle Rock Lake and Northern Bay are minutes away, putting boating, fishing, kayaking, golf, and waterfront dining within a short drive. Lakeside Waterfront Restaurant and Bar is about 4 minutes out; Island View Restaurant and Lounge about 9. Adams County is a well-known hub for ATV and UTV riding, snowmobiling, and camping, with public land and county forest supplementing what you own. Who This Property Fits The farmer-hunter who wants tillable acres working for them while they hunt the balance The investor looking for an income-producing land asset with recreational upside in an appreciating market The family building a legacy hunting camp that pays part of its own way The remote professional who wants fiber, a build site, and 117 acres out the back door Key Facts List Price $1,335,000 Acreage 117+/- acres Price Per Acre $11,410/acre Location 2058 County Road Z, Friendship, WI 53934 County Adams County, Wisconsin Zoning Recreational; Agricultural Present Use Irrigated cropland, timber, recreational Irrigation Center pivot Crops Potatoes, corn, soybeans Cover Types Deciduous forest, mixed forest, grassland/pasture Elevation 881-939 feet Road Frontage Paved town road (County Road Z) Utilities None on site; fiber internet available at address Flood Plain No School District Adams-Friendship Area Improvements Food plots, water holes, elevated blinds, interior roads, fruit orchard   Interactive boundary map: https://id.land/maps/81037c9261348e9b5d920fd913c419d7/shareLandID map link Frequently Asked Questions How many acres is this Adams County property? 117± acres, including center pivot irrigated cropland and mixed forest hunting habitat. Is the farmland irrigated? Yes. The property includes center pivot irrigation serving cropland in Wisconsin’s Central Sands region, which rotates through potatoes, corn, and soybeans. Can you hunt this property? Yes. It’s a developed whitetail farm with established food plots, water holes, elevated box blinds on towers, shooting platforms, and miles of interior access roads through hardwood and conifer cover. Can you build a home on it? The property has a potential build site with paved town road frontage. Zoning is Recreational and Agricultural. Buyers should confirm building eligibility and setback requirements with Adams County zoning. How far is it from Castle Rock Lake? Minutes. Castle Rock Lake and Northern Bay are both a short drive, with boating, fishing, golf, and waterfront dining nearby. Is internet available? Yes, wired internet including fiber is available at this address. Where exactly is it? 2058 County Road Z, Friendship, Wisconsin 53934, in Adams County — about 15 minutes from Adams-Friendship and roughly an hour north of Wisconsin Dells. Does it flood? The property is not in a mapped flood plain.

283.12± acres of well-stocked, partially surveyed timberland bordering thousands of acres of public land with strong recreational and investment potential. The property consists predominantly of 215± acres of northern hardwood with good sawtimber stocking, including a significant red oak component. An existing network of approximately 2± miles of gated access roads provides good interior access throughout the property as well as an established food plot and hunting blind. Several corners of the property have been surveyed according to Iron County survey records. Located on a town road, the property offers convenient access while maintaining the size and setting expected from a large recreational tract. Thousands of acres of Public land and timberland open to public hunting is located off the back corner of the property and just 1/2 mile down Valley Road, with additional area amenities including ski hills, Lake Superior, ATV/UTV routes, and snowmobile trails. A solid Northern Wisconsin land investment combining productive timber, established access, recreational opportunities, and over 280 acres under one ownership located just west of Hurley Wisconsin.

Escape to the Northwoods with this 37.5± acre recreational property located in the Town of Chelsea, Taylor County, Wisconsin. Whether you're looking for a hunting camp, fishing base camp, or simply a place to get away from it all, this property offers the improvements and setting to start enjoying the outdoors. Tucked into this timbered tract is a 16x24 off-grid cabin equipped with a wood stove, solar power, and LP gas stove—which gets you started on your very own northern Wisconsin hunting or weekend camp. A 30x30 garage with an overhead door and two service doors gives you plenty of room for ATVs, hunting gear, boats, equipment, and other recreational toys. A trail system provides access throughout the property, making it easier to reach hunting locations, explore the acreage, or simply enjoy a ride through the woods. The property also features frontage along a pond, adding another attractive wildlife and recreational component to the land. For the outdoor enthusiast, this location puts you in the heart of some excellent Northwoods recreation. Bear, whitetail deer, and grouse are among the primary species you can expect to pursue on and around the property. Nearby Horseshoe Lake, Twin Lakes, and Mondeaux Lake provide additional fishing and water recreation opportunities, while nearby public hunting lands expand the amount of country available to explore. Access to the property is provided by a joint driveway. The acreage is currently enrolled in Wisconsin's Closed Managed Forest Law (MFL) program. Call Land Pro Travis Hamele 608-697-3349 for a tour of this Wisconsin Camp

Tucked into the rolling countryside of Iowa County near Blue Mounds, Wisconsin, lies a recreational property built for one purpose above all others: hunting and recreation. This 32.78+/- acre tract just a half hour west of Middleton, is the kind of property serious whitetail hunters spend years trying to find—a manageable acreage with exceptional terrain, established food sources, quality hardwood cover, hunting infrastructure and a documented history of mature bucks. Better yet, it sits approximately 1.5 miles from one of southern Wisconsin's great natural landmarks, Blue Mound State Park. Instead, you're tucked away from the road on a completely surveyed recreational property accessed by a 66-foot-wide easement from County Road K, surrounded by rolling agricultural country and some of the finest whitetail habitat this portion of southern Wisconsin has to offer. 32 Acres That Hunts Much Bigger Acreage alone has never determined the quality of a hunting property. Terrain does. And this ground has it. The property rolls through hardwood ridges, benches, draws, valleys and elevation changes that naturally compress deer movement into predictable travel corridors. Existing trails zigzag throughout the tract, providing access while revealing just how much character has been packed into fewer than 33 acres. Rather than one simple hillside or rectangular block of timber, the land folds and rolls upon itself. Those transitions create natural funnels, sidehill travel routes, bedding opportunities and staging areas—the ingredients an experienced whitetail hunter immediately recognizes. That's precisely why this property hunts big. The hardwood forest contains a strong oak component while offering quality understory and security cover. Timber edges meet open food sources, wooded draws connect different elevations and terrain features provide numerous opportunities to play prevailing winds throughout the season. For the hunter who understands terrain, this place is a chessboard. 4.5+/- Acres of Established Food Plots Perhaps the most impressive hunting feature is the approximately 4.5 acres of established food plots divided between two locations. On a 32.78-acre tract, that's significant. These openings provide tremendous nutritional attraction for both whitetails and wild turkeys while functioning as staging areas between the property's wooded sanctuary cover and neighboring agricultural ground. The trail-camera photographs tell the story better than words ever could: bucks feeding in daylight, groups of deer pouring into the openings and mature whitetails using the property throughout multiple seasons. Two elevated box-blind towers overlook the food plots, creating comfortable, established hunting locations from day one. This isn't raw acreage where the next owner needs to spend several years figuring everything out. It's hunt-ready. Strategically positioned water tubs within the timber add another important habitat element. When combined with food, cover and terrain, those water sources create additional destinations and potential ambush locations deeper inside the property. The Trail-Camera History Is the Proof There is hunting potential—and then there is evidence. The photographs provided with this property document an impressive inventory of whitetails across multiple seasons. Mature bucks appear along field edges, inside the timber, near water and across the food plots. Multiple bucks occupy the same feeding areas, while other photographs show remarkable concentrations of deer using the property during winter. Perhaps equally telling is the collection of naturally shed antlers recovered from the land. Those sheds are more than decoration. They indicate deer aren't simply passing through for a few minutes during November. They're spending meaningful portions of their annual cycle in and around this neighborhood. A Setting That Feels Much Larger Than 32 Acres Walk onto the property and the first thing you'll notice isn't acreage. It's privacy. The easement access pulls you away from County Highway K and into a recreational setting where the road quickly disappears behind you. From portions of the property, sweeping agricultural fields, wooded ridgelines, an old Wisconsin farmstead and silos create the kind of backdrop that belongs on the cover of a hunting magazine. There is something distinctly southern Wisconsin about it—rolling farmland disappearing into timbered ridges, hardwood hollows dropping away beneath you and deer filtering from the woods toward green fields as evening settles across the valley. Bring a camper and turn it into hunting headquarters for extended stays. Spend September evenings glassing the food plots, October mornings slipping into the timber and November days perched above one of those natural funnels waiting for the right buck to make a mistake. The property is being marketed specifically as vacant recreational land and is not permitted for residential construction, an important distinction for buyers. For the sportsman who isn't searching for another house—but rather a private place to hunt, camp and disappear for a weekend—that may be exactly the point. Approximately 1.5 Miles From Blue Mound State Park Location takes this property to another level. Approximately 1.5 miles away is Blue Mound State Park, perched atop the highest point in southern Wisconsin. The park offers spectacular vistas and more than 20 miles of hiking, off-road biking and cross-country ski trails, along with camping, summer swimming and access to the Military Ridge State Trail. The Military Ridge State Trail itself stretches approximately 40 miles through Iowa and Dane counties, connecting Dodgeville and Madison while traveling through the greater Blue Mounds landscape. Explore Blue Mound State Park through Travel Wisconsin For an outdoor-oriented buyer, that's an exceptional complement to owning private recreational acreage. Hunt your own ground, then have an enormous menu of hiking, biking, camping and year-round outdoor recreation virtually in your backyard. Property Highlights 32.78+/- surveyed acres in the Town of Bigham, Iowa County, Wisconsin Located off County Road K near Blue Mounds Approximately 1.5 miles from Blue Mound State Park 66-foot-wide easement access from County Road K Property has been surveyed Approximately 4.5 total acres of established food plots Two elevated box-blind hunting towers Strategically placed wildlife water tubs Hardwood forest with a strong component of oak Exceptional terrain featuring ridges, benches, draws, valleys and natural funnels Established trail system throughout the property Outstanding documented whitetail deer history Numerous mature-buck trail-camera photographs Impressive history of shed-antler finds Strong deer and wild-turkey habitat Extremely private recreational setting Camper use provides an option for extended recreational stays Vacant recreational land — residential construction is not permitted No government programs Annual real estate taxes: approximately $2,246 A Rare Small-Acreage Hunting Property Properties like this are difficult to replicate because you can't manufacture terrain, and you certainly can't manufacture location. What makes these 32.78 acres special isn't any single feature. It's how everything comes together: rolling hardwood terrain, established food plots, water, mature timber, secluded access, proven deer history and an extraordinary recreational location near Blue Mound State Park. For the bowhunter, imagine slipping into the property on a cold November afternoon. Leaves crunch beneath your boots as you follow a trail around the shoulder of a ridge. Somewhere below, a wooded draw disappears toward bedding cover. Above you sits a food plot where trail cameras have already proven mature bucks are comfortable moving. The wind settles into your face, daylight begins disappearing behind the Blue Mounds and somewhere in that hardwood timber comes the unmistakable cadence of a buck walking through dry leaves. That's why you buy a property like this. Not to build another house. You buy it to hunt. You buy it for opening morning, November vacations, spring gobblers, shed-hunting weekends and evenings around camp telling stories about the buck that came through the draw twenty minutes before dark. At just 32.78 acres, this is a tract that an individual or family can realistically own, maintain and intensively manage—yet because of its terrain, food and surrounding landscape, it possesses the hunting characteristics normally associated with substantially larger acreage. In a market where quality recreational parcels near Blue Mounds rarely become available, this is the kind of hunt-ready property that deserves attention—a secluded slice of Iowa County deer country positioned beside one of southern Wisconsin's premier outdoor destinations. For the serious sportsman searching for a private whitetail sanctuary rather than simply another piece of vacant land, this is a rare opportunity. 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.

Rarely does a property check this many boxes for the serious whitetail hunter. Set in the renowned Ogdensburg area, this significant hunting tract features an Ice Age-shaped landscape of saddles, benches, draws and strategic transitions that naturally funnel deer movement. At its core lies a secluded lowland sanctuary of thick cover, bedding habitat& abundant sign-an ideal security zone where mature bucks can feel protected. The property includes 7 ladder stands & 2 ground box stands, strategically positioned for varied wind &access conditions. A private driveway leads to an excellent buildable area at the front, keeping residential activity & hunting access separated from the core hunting grounds. With little to no hunting pressure from the current owner, this is a true big-buck domain.

362 ± Acre Wisconsin Northwoods Property with Private 9-Acre Lake This 362 ± acre Wisconsin Northwoods property for sale delivers a rare combination of a custom lodge-style home, exceptional hunting land, and a private 9 ± acre lake all in one offering. The 4-bedroom, 3-bath home includes two bonus rooms, a master suite with a walk-in closet and soaking tub, reclaimed barn-wood accents, and a wood-burning fireplace that create an authentic Northwoods lodge feel throughout. A dedicated recreation room with built-in storage keeps hunting gear and outdoor equipment organized, and the home can be sold fully furnished for buyers seeking a true turnkey Wisconsin hunting property or private retreat. Private Lake Shirley Wisconsin Hunting Land with Commercial Buildings Formerly recognized as the Lake Shirley Wildlife Study Area, this Wisconsin recreational property for sale still reflects that conservation legacy through 4 ± miles of trails, 33 ± acres of tillable field and food plots, and established stands across diverse habitat that supports strong grouse and deer populations. The private 9 ± acre Lake Shirley adds scenic water recreation and additional wildlife habitat rarely found alongside this level of infrastructure. Five commercial buildings totaling approximately 34,000 ± sq ft - roughly 27,000 ± sq ft heated with in-floor hydronic and ceiling heat - include a semi-truck bay, offices, and a renovated former dairy barn with a finished upper-level entertaining space and custom barn-wood bar, offering rare income or event-venue potential on a single Wisconsin Northwoods parcel.

80 ± Acre Country Home & Hunting Property in Butternut, WI Escape to the peace and privacy of Northern Wisconsin with this exceptional 80± acre country property for sale in Butternut, offering the perfect blend of comfortable year-round living and outstanding hunting opportunities. Whether you're searching for a primary residence, recreational getaway, or private hunting retreat, this Price County property delivers everything outdoor enthusiasts have been looking for. The well-maintained 2-bedroom, 1-bathroom home includes an unfinished basement with a convenient partial bathroom, along with a backup generator for added peace of mind, while impressive outbuildings - including a 24' x 36' heated detached garage and 26' x 40' pole shed - offer ample storage for ATVs, snowmobiles, and hunting equipment. Northwoods Hunting Land for Sale Near Butternut, Wisconsin The true highlight of this Butternut, WI property is its 80 ± acres of diverse Northwoods habitat, featuring a well-established trail system, mature hardwoods, and evergreen cover that create exceptional wildlife habitat year-round. Buyers searching for turn-key hunting land for sale in Northern Wisconsin will appreciate the two permanent enclosed deer stands, established food plots, and natural travel corridors that consistently attract whitetail deer, bear, turkey, and grouse. Properties offering this combination of a comfortable home, quality outbuildings, established hunting improvements, and 80 ± acres near the Chequamegon National Forest are increasingly hard to find in today's Wisconsin land market.

Secluded 280 ± Acre Hunting & Recreational Land in Northern Wisconsin This secluded 280-acre recreational and hunting property for sale features mostly upland terrain, diverse timber, and quality wildlife habitat, including a mix of aspen, mature hardwoods, numerous oak trees, and established red pine plantations. A gated gravel private easement road provides access to the property, while approximately 4.5 miles of wide, well-maintained internal roads offer excellent circulation throughout the acreage. An established site near a small rustic cabin/shed with a wood stove provides a ready-to-use camping location or a potential building site for a future cabin or recreational retreat. Prime Wildlife Habitat Near Butternut Lake and National Forest Land Two ponds and an established food plot add to the property's recreational value and wildlife habitat, while agricultural fields bordering the property to the north create an excellent combination of food, water, timber, and cover. This diverse habitat supports deer, elk, turkey, bear, and grouse, offering a variety of hunting and wildlife-viewing opportunities, with additional public hunting land bordering the property for even more acreage to explore. Conveniently located near Butternut Lake, National Forest lands, the Flambeau River, and the Chippewa River, this 280-acre northern Wisconsin property also offers nearby fishing, boating, and paddling opportunities - making it well suited for hunting, recreation, timber management, or a private Northwoods retreat. Call today for more information or to schedule a showing.

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.

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.

Secluded 120 ± Acre Hunting Land in Park Falls, Wisconsin Located at the end of a dead-end road with gated access, this secluded 120 ± acre property for sale borders the Chequamegon National Forest, offering rare privacy combined with direct access to public land. A well-maintained hard base driveway leads into heavily wooded acreage featuring mature timber and outstanding hunting habitat. A 2025 timber cruise estimates the tract's volume at approximately 1,650 cords of mixed hardwood pulp, 213 MBF of mixed hardwood logs, and 66 MBF of sugar maple logs - figures provided for informational purposes only, with buyers encouraged to conduct their own due diligence on volume, species composition, merchantability, market conditions, and value. Prime Wisconsin Hunting Land with National Forest Access The combination of mature timber, diverse habitat, and direct National Forest frontage creates exceptional conditions for whitetail deer, black bear, turkey, grouse, and other wildlife, making this one of the more desirable hunting properties for sale in northern Wisconsin. Large acreage tracts offering this level of privacy and public land access are increasingly hard to find. Whether you're searching for a hunting camp, recreational getaway, timber investment property, or land to build a northwoods escape, this 120-acre property near the Chequamegon National Forest presents a rare opportunity. An additional 40 ± acres is also available.

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.