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 // Jo**@*****************es.com or
Brandon Wikman at 608.403.6003 Br******@*****************es.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.
