This outstanding property is under 2-miles from the Mississippi River spotlighted by limestone-capped bluffs. In fact, the area is noted to have some of the most extensive nature and diversity in the state holding numerous unique plant and animal species. The property is charmed by its very own running water source, Rush Creek, a spring fed creek. Several springs on the property. Mixes of beautiful marsh grass wraps along the northerly side of the land following the stream. The southerly boundaries scale to rolling bluff tops that merge together in amazing fashion.

Whether you are looking for your very own hunting camp or new building sites youll find electric already established thats ready for reconnection. Small mobile home was used as an overnight deer camp. The layout and driveway is setup for a new cabin in the woods. The arresting feel of privacy and seclusion can be found right here with an open canvas left for your deepest desires.

Main access is off Rush Creek Road, however, additional top access 30 ingress/egress easement can be found from Holstein Drive to Private Drive. A vast trail system blankets the property for walking or ATV/UTV use. Each trail has been carefully installed with top, middle and bottom routes.

Come fall this land is littered in gnarly buck sign with countless trees sporting shredded rubs. Theres never been a trail camera to capture deer inventory until the fall of 2017. Mega-giants call this wild country home including a goliath booner buck that unveiled himself! If youre in search of premium whitetail country look no further than right here. I will personally show you the bedding and travel corridors observed. More importantly, illustrate how these bucks travel these massive bluffs.

There are two ravines that make the property hunt larger than ever. You can comfortably hunt several people. The bottom valley is 10+ acres of tillable ground which is currently planted in corn. Additional acreage if cut for bailed by a local farmer. Design your very own future food plots. Majority of the timber is hardwoods featuring black walnut, hickory, white and red oak. Be sure to navigate the map and notice all the terrain and huge agriculture fields just to the south that provide destination food sources. The land is NOT in any Managed Forest Law program but could be easily done, if desired to reduce the current taxes.

Now is the time to take advantage of this world-class estate. Consider this property a must-see if you have any interest in owning some of richest deer dirt in the state. For more info, please contact Southwest Wisconsin Land Specialist Joe Nawrot at 608.381.1627 or Brandon Wikman at 608.403.6003. Or email them at:

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