Youll find this world class spectacle hidden just miles north of Richland Center, atop a towering ridge system at 1,220ft in elevation. A location that overlooks miles of rolling terrain checkerboarded in fertile agriculture that bellows into wooded valleys. Enter the grounds off of County Road A, where youll find a groomed driveway hard-packed with breaker rock leading to a secluded protentional build-site. As you enter this sacred ground, youll soon realize that youre amongst some of the best whitetail hunting in the state of Wisconsin. Theres an engrossing sense of allure that feeds this tracts soul like no other property that Ive seen.

The potential building site hosts a small storage garage for treestands, atvs, tractors or tools. This would make a picture-perfect site for a temporary camper or cabin. Follow a mowed atv path that wraps its way down the slope to your very own pond bursting with bass and crappie. This wildly unique attribute wont be found on just any property. A whopping 17ft +/- deep pond stretches nearly 1 +/- acre in size offering thrilling fishing adventures with your kids. The pond is fed by a gurgling natural spring. In fact, theres approximately four springs per seller. A free-flowing creek runs along the bottom ravine gushing through rocks and ancient boulders. The tremendous amount of water features provides year-round replenishment for wildlife.

Continue along the trail to find an 8+/- acre grassy hay field that can be converted into a buffet of wildlife forage. This plot would make a dynamic season-long deer and turkey draw situated in the most ideal staging area. Plant Egyptian Wheat along the southerly end for a perfect cover-screen to access your stands undetected. Currently, theres piles of deer beds in the overgrown grass mix, which theyre utilizing as a hang-out before entering the vast surroundings of corn and bean fields.

The logging road takes a turn on the southwest corner and enters the bottom ravine. Here, youll find a mature fruit tree sagging with thousands of apples. As you could imagine, the grass beneath the tree is flattened from hoof traffic. Along the journey, you cannot help but notice a diverse blend of timber. Acorn bearing oak trees mixed with red and white pines dominate the landscape. Therere even a few shagbark hickories in the mix. Mud beaten deer trails crisscross throughout the estate allowing endless option for tree stand sites.

The map may be slightly deceiving to the eye of a seasoned deer hunter at least it was for me, until I walked it. Once in the timber, youll find eight small ridge benches that are home to a slurry of deer beds. This tract not only holds deer it hoards them. The amount of beds that I walked thru was quite shocking to be quite frank. The standing timber has a nice assortment of mature and intermediate logs, which allow a booming succession of thigh-high browse. This not only provides an adequate diet for critters, but also idyllic cover. Its important to note that the property is surrounded by monstrous privately-owned land tracts harboring a Quality Deer Management attitude.

This epic daydreamer spotlights inconceivable deer hunting throughout the fall season, but most importantly, during the Rut! Its precise location is conveniently at the dead-end of a 6-mile ridge system that funnels rut crazy bucks through the heart of the property. In fact, theres pinch-points on top of pinch-points on this property. Youll notice the main hub skirting the pond. The deer trail looks as if there were cattle trampling through all summer long. Properties like this rarely exist in the marketplace and sell extremely fast. While the sale of this recreational property may sound too good to be true, it isnt. Its truly far more than I can articulate.

The taxes are $1,894+/- per Richland County Tax Summary. The land is not enrolled in any Managed Forest Land program. Now is the time to take advantage of this world-class estate. Consider this property a must-see if you have any interest in owning some of richest deer dirt in the state. For more info, please contact Southwest Wisconsin Land Specialist Brandon Wikman at 608.403.6003 or Joe Nawrot at 608.381.1627

Joe Nawrot and Brandon Wikman are THE Land Experts of Southwestern Wisconsin.