Situated just minutes northeast of town off Highway 21, the property offers convenient access with a direct driveway leading to a secure gated entrance. The main access road runs along the eastern property line, shared with a neighbor who uses the same road to access their hunting camp. This neighbor, like many in the area, is a member of the Richfield Deer Cooperativea group of dedicated landowners committed to quality deer management and herd health. This cooperative fosters a close-knit community of outdoor enthusiasts, providing benefits for both wildlife and landowners.

The property boasts a dynamic mix of habitats, making it a haven for whitetail deer and other wildlife. From marshy bottom thickets to dense oak regeneration, the land is rich in bedding cover and natural sanctuaries. Multiple ponds decorate the landscape. Mixed hardwoods and pine stands further diversify the landscape, creating a deer-friendly environment that offers year-round shelter and food sources. A well-established trail system winds throughout the property, providing excellent access for hunting, hiking, or ATV use. The trail system is literally truck-worthy! In fact, I drove my Ford F250 down some of the trails! The propertys southeastern entry point is ideal for hunting, especially with the predominant northwest winds of the fall season. This thoughtful setup allows hunters to approach their stands undetected, increasing the chances of success.

Several cleared areas have been used for planting food plots, creating hotspots that attract deer in this timber-dominated area. With agricultural fields located miles away, these plots are a major draw for wildlife. Theres two elevated box blind overlooks one of these proven hunting hotspots, offering a commanding view of well-worn deer trails that crisscross the property. This area of Adams County has a strong history of producing impressive bucks. Neighbors have reported harvesting deer ranging from 120 to 140, with the occasional giant showing up to surprise even seasoned hunters. The propertys strategic location within the Richfield Cooperative ensures that the surrounding landowners are just as dedicated to quality deer management, enhancing the overall hunting experience.

With a portion of the land enrolled in the MFL-Closed program, property taxes are remarkably low at just $1,231/annually, making this an affordable investment for outdoor enthusiasts.

Whether youre looking for a premier hunting property, a recreational retreat, or a place to immerse yourself in nature, this 120.81-acre tract offers it all. The combination of diverse habitat, established trails, strategic food plots, and the camaraderie of the Richfield Cooperative makes this property truly special. Dont miss your chance to own this Adams County gem and start building your hunting and outdoor legacy.

Schedule your private showing today with Brandon Wikman and Joe Nawrot. For more info contact Wisconsin Land Specialist, Brandon Wikman at 608.403.6003 or Joe Nawrot at 608.381.1627

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