Property Description
86± Acres Driftless Hunting Land with Food Plots | Crawford County, Wisconsin
Purpose-built Driftless hunting property designed to consistently produce quality whitetails.
Serious whitetail hunters will recognize what this 86-acre Driftless property offers the moment they step on it.
The property entrance from County Rd S follows a pine planting edge into the valley, guiding you toward a narrow hollow funnel and a small food plot. From there, head up the ridge on a wide, well-maintained ridge road and you'll arrive at the property feature that truly stands out.
Two open fields have been thoughtfully developed into green and grain food plot setups, each paired with strategically placed box blinds.
There are currently approximately 4 acres of food plots in place, with additional areas that could be planted if desired. Food sources include clover, brassicas, standing corn, and apple trees, creating a season-long draw.
On the north side of the east field, a wildlife water hole is positioned tight to cover and shows heavy use. Hinge-cut bedding areas along the ridges keep deer close to the food while maintaining enough separation to allow for low-impact access on evening hunts.
Take a look through the trail cam photos and you'll see a strong history of quality whitetails. If you're looking for a productive hunting property that's nearly ready to go, this is one you need to see in person.
KEY FEATURES
- Enrolled in the Managed Forest Law (MFL Closed) program
- Managed over the past five years by Custom Game and Land Services
- Two Redneck blinds and 7 high end ladder stands can be discussed
- Located 15 minutes north of Boscobel, WI
Frequently asked questions
Is this 86-acre property in Crawford County, Wisconsin good for deer hunting?
Yes, this property is specifically designed for consistent whitetail hunting success. With established food plots, bedding areas, and strategic access, it creates ideal conditions for holding and harvesting mature deer. The trail camera history further supports its strong hunting potential.
How many food plots are on the property and what is planted?
There are approximately 4 acres of established food plots currently in place. These include a mix of clover, brassicas, standing corn, and apple trees to provide a season-long food source. Additional areas could be converted into food plots if desired.
Does the property come with hunting blinds and stands?
Yes, two Redneck blinds and seven high-end ladder stands can be discussed as part of the sale. These setups are strategically positioned to maximize hunting opportunities across the property. This allows a new owner to step in with a turnkey hunting setup.
What is the Managed Forest Law (MFL Closed) program?
The Managed Forest Law (MFL Closed) program is a Wisconsin land program that provides tax benefits for keeping land in forest production. "Closed" means the land is not open to public hunting access. This helps maintain privacy and control for the landowner.
Is there water available for wildlife on the property?
Yes, a wildlife water hole is already established on the north side of the east field. It is positioned near cover and shows heavy usage by deer. This reliable water source enhances the property's ability to hold game year-round.
How is access set up for hunting this property?
The property features a well-planned access system including a ridge road and entry through a pine planting edge. This layout allows hunters to reach stands with minimal disturbance to bedding and feeding areas. It's designed for low-impact entry, especially for evening hunts.
Is this property ready to hunt immediately?
Yes, this property is nearly turnkey for hunting. With established habitat improvements, food plots, stands, and blinds already in place, a new owner can begin hunting right away. Continued management could further enhance its productivity.
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Directions:
From Boscobel, go north on US-61 for 9 mi. Right/east on County Rd S for 1 mi to property on right.
