Located in northeast Monroe County, this
28± acre hunting and recreational property offers a solid setup for someone
looking for their own piece of Western Wisconsin ground. An established
driveway leads back to a small one-room Amish-built cabin, giving you a simple
hunting camp from day one. From there, a good UTV trail system provides access
throughout the property and connects the cabin, food plots, pond and different
areas of timber.
The land is mostly wooded with mature
hardwoods spread across rolling terrain. Towering white pines are scattered
throughout, while several open meadows with grassy understory break up the
timber and provide additional cover and edge habitat.
It’s a good mix for 28 acres, and there’s
plenty here for the next owner to continue improving.
A Simple Hunting Camp
The Amish-built cabin isn’t anything
overdone. It’s a simple one-room camp tucked back on the property where you can
keep some gear, get out of the weather and spend the weekend on your own
ground.
For a hunting property this size, that’s
a nice feature to already have in place. Pull in Friday night, get settled at
camp and hunt the next morning without having to drive anywhere.
Outside of hunting season, use it as a
base while working food plots, cutting trails, checking cameras or just
spending a weekend at the property.
Mature Timber & Rolling Ground
Most of the 28± acres are covered in
mature hardwood timber with scattered large white pines.
The terrain rolls throughout the property
rather than laying flat, with several open meadows and grassy areas mixed into
the woods. Those openings create natural edges and transitions between thicker
cover and mature timber and give the property a little more diversity than one
solid block of woods.
For deer hunting, you’ve got food-plot
locations, grassy cover, mature timber and water all within a relatively small
area. Turkey hunters should also appreciate the mix of mature roosting timber
and open ground.
There are several different ways to hunt
and manage the property without trying to make 28 acres something it isn’t.
Food Plots, Pond & Habitat
Several food-plot locations are already
established and ready for the next owner to continue working.
That’s a big head start compared with
buying a solid piece of timber and having to create openings from scratch.
Plant them as they sit, adjust them over time or use the existing meadows as
part of a larger habitat plan.
A small pond adds another water source on
the property and another piece to hunt around.
Between the food plots, pond, mature
hardwoods, white pines and grassy openings, you’ve got the basic ingredients to
continue improving the property for whitetails, turkeys and other wildlife.
Good Access Throughout the Property
A well-established UTV trail system makes
it easy to get around the acreage.
The trails provide access for planting
food plots, hauling stands, checking cameras, cutting firewood and maintaining
the property. They also make it easy to get out and enjoy the land during the
rest of the year.
For someone who likes working on their
hunting property as much as hunting it, there’s plenty here to keep you busy
without having to spend the first year building basic access.
Northeast Monroe County Location
The northeast Monroe County location puts
you in a good part of Western Wisconsin for both hunting and recreation.
Mill Bluff State Park and additional
public recreation in the surrounding Monroe and Jackson County area provide
more options outside the property, while the broader region offers ATV/UTV
riding, hiking and other outdoor opportunities.
Use the property as your deer and turkey
hunting ground, a weekend camp or simply a place to get away and spend some
time in the woods.
At 28± acres, it’s a manageable piece of
land that already has the things most buyers would want to start with:
A driveway, cabin, trails, food plots,
pond and a good mix of timber and open cover.
The basic setup is here. Take it from
here and make it your own.
