On the south end, 28+/- acres of historic crop ground has now matured into high grass, providing excellent wildlife cover and a blank slate for the next property steward. Options might be; wildlife food plots, tillable ground, tree planting, native prairie or simply letting it continue as nature has directed it. Through this area, on the south side of English Ridge Road, Babb Hollow Creek meanders for approximately 1400 feet. This lovely body of water boasts a DNR Class 1 Trout Stream designation and feeds into the renowned Mill Creek trout stream just off the property.

Flowing north from the grassland, 116+/- acres of Southwest Wisconsin hardwoods populate two long ridges and a central valley. Both ridges terminate on the south end with prominent rock outcroppings offering stunning views of the Mill Creek Valley. The north 80 acres are enrolled in Managed Forest Law (closed) which helps keep taxes lower and provides management assistance. The ridges and the valley are travel corridors for deer with a couple great pinch points offering prime stand sites. The west ridge has a more open understory while the east ridge has thicker ground cover and more bedding areas. The valley is also thick in areas but does have small open spots that would be great tactical food plots. Wildlife is plentiful, with the pictures showing just a few of the many deer and turkeys caught on camera in a couple week period.

While currently, this property has a slightly rustic appearance; the person with vison will certainly not be disappointed! There is just so much to offer, encapsulated in this beautiful parcel.