Enter this whitetail compound through gated entry, which is known as the Golden Ranch. The ranch is owned by a single family that boasts of 953+/- acres in total! So theres certainly more land available if you desire. The gate opens to a groomed trail system that leads you into the heart of the property offering seamless year-round entry/exit. The trail system wraps you around the property that spotlight (2) food plots in primo hunting hot spots. Several treestands overlook brushy pockets, transition areas and of course, these plot locations.

The land itself is composed mainly of hardwood timber, pines and decorated with thick ground vegetation that serve extraordinary bedding cover & browse for trophy whitetail. Dry Creek watershed runs through the northern end of land with a foot-bridge for crossing. Dry Creek is a sand bottom stream that flows in a general westward direction and is a tributary of Big Roche-A-Cri Creek. The waters are classified as a valuable warm water forage fishery.

A mowed trail runs parallel to the creek for stealthy access into different pockets of the land during your morning or evening hunt. A couple old box blinds still proudly stand weathered from years of remarkable hunting memories. These very grounds thrive with a booming population of turkey along with waterfowl especially wood ducks. While most of the terrain is quite flat, there are a few gentle ridges running east to west throughout the property. The dynamic mix of open meadows, brushy thickets, hardwood timber and a cold-water creek provides an everlasting sanctuary for wildlife aplenty.

Youll find both Petenwell and Castle Rock lake within 11+/- miles from this property offering famed fishing, boating and multiple lakeside restaurants. The ATV and snowmobile trail route are nearby for endless miles of adventure cruising. In addition to the countless outdoor sports this region is most recognized for, the Water Park Capital of the World, Wisconsin Dells is only an arms reach away! Consider breaking out your golf clubs in the morning at Sand Valley Golf Course and be in a treestand by the afternoon. The area in general lends itself to weekend bliss.

The marvelous earmark of this paradise may not be limited to the winding cold-water stream or big bucks, but perhaps the captivating diversity of ecosystem. Outdoor enthusiasts travel hundreds of miles to this region of the state for birding, hiking and foraging for natural wild edibles like berries or mushrooms.

Per Adams County Tax Roll, taxes are $3,189/annually and not in any type of Managed Forest Land or government program.

To say that this estate is worthy of your attention would be a vast understatement. The trail camera photos speak for their self. Now is the time to take advantage of this world-class estate. Consider this property a must-see. For more info, please contact Wisconsin Land Specialist Joe Nawrot at 608.381.1627 or Brandon Wikman at 608.403.6003

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