The land highlights the Baraboo River along the westerly boundary for fishing, canoeing and kayaking! The Baraboo River is longest flowing unrestricted river in the US and harbors diverse aquatic life consisting of brook trout, brown trout, catfish, walleye, sauger, smallmouth bass and more! Youll find that this tract is vivid in both features and wildlife. Nestled upon the foothills of cascading bluffs, youll find the land conveniently semi-flat in topography. Strong stands of turkey roosting white pines decorate the landscape, while brushy thickets lay claim to trophy whitetails. A waterfowl heavy duckpond is located on the south side of the property, which is a magnet for a variety of duck species as well as geese. If the deer, turkey and waterfowl hunting isnt quite enough for you, check this out! The property has been strategically designed for all-things recreation, but most importantly whitetail hunting. A slew of trophy class whitetail has been captured on trail cameras thanks to hearty food plots grown on the grounds.

This property hunts wildly large providing a bona fide hunting camp for those with a large family or hunting party. The land lays in the shadows of mesmerizing rock outcroppings, sandstone cliffs and utter tranquility making it one of the most outright one-of-a-kind real estate tracts in Wisconsin. Lastly, a small portion of the property extends to the other side of the state 400 bike trail, which is a well-known biking and snowmobile trail that connects many towns to 400 miles of trail.

Jump on your UTV and travel throughout the property to find your next best honey hole! Dont miss this opportunity to purchase your very own Southwest Wisconsin hunting land. Property shall be surveyed prior to closing and taxes are to be determined.Schedule your private showing today with Travis Hamele, Brandon Wikman or Joe Nawrot. Buyer must provide Proof of Funds Letter from bank or lender prior to showing. For more info contact Wisconsin Land Specialist Travis Hamele Broker/Owner at (608) 697-3349, Brandon Wikman at 608.403.6003 or Joe Nawrot at 608.381.1627.