#1725 Farm

Property Description

Located just seconds east of the Upper Midwest’s Whitetail Capital, Buffalo County, this Trempealeau County gem is a must see. The property consists of 64+/- wooded acres of wildlife heaven. With abundant agriculture and large tracts of woods all around, deer and turkey are prevalent. Lying just to the east of the Trempealeau River, this property features favorable topography known to grow big bucks. Long brushy ridge tops lined with pine trees along with rolling hills create numerous saddles and draws throughout the property. These features are prime locations for bedding areas, funnels, and stand locations. The pines offer thermal cover and block brisk Northwest winds so wildlife can bask in the sun from the South. With a little work and foresight, small food plots and water sources could be established for even more wildlife attraction while helping to lock down consistent travel patterns. A high percentage of south-facing hillsides make this property a year round destination for wildlife. Large neighboring properties including one 700 acre property help to reinforce the hunting potential of this tract. Access will be determined with a survey for additional frontage acreage subject to county ordinance and zoning. Immediate access from Kriesel Lane to HWY 35 allows for a quick and easy transition to anywhere you want to go. Only 10 minutes to Winona and 35 minutes to La Crosse, these 85 acres of Trempealeau County’s finest do not come along very often. Don’t miss out on your chance to own a piece of whitetail paradise as close to Buffalo County as they come.  

For more information or to see it for yourself, please contact LandProz Agent, Tyler Nelson at (608)604-5844

Property Features

• Unique opportunity to own ground in one of Wisconsin's best hunting areas

• Close proximity to world renowned Buffalo County

• Ridgetops, rolling hills, saddles, and draws known for mature buck survival

• Large neighboring properties which aid in deer management practices

• Abundant ag is nearby with large connecting wooded tracts

• Potential for habitat improvements

• Easy access to the HWY 35

• 2.5 hours to Minneapolis or Madison