Property Details

A good hunting property starts with the land itself, and these approximately 63+/- acres in Ettrick, Wisconsin, offer plenty to work with. A main ridge running north and south, multiple finger ridges reaching east and west, and deep valleys between them create a landscape that deserves more than a quick look from an aerial map. Combine that terrain with mature timber, southern access, and approximately 12 acres of grasses, and you have a property worth exploring for your next hunting retreat.

The ridge system is a defining feature of this acreage. Get your boots on the ground and follow the main ridge before working your way out along the fingers. Each change in elevation gives you another angle to study as you consider potential deer travel, stand locations, and routes through the property. The deep valleys separating the ridges add to the character of the land and make scouting an important part of understanding how to hunt it. For someone who enjoys learning a property over several seasons, there is plenty here to hold your attention.

Access comes from the south, giving you a starting point for laying out your approach. From there, the terrain becomes part of the planning process. Parking locations, morning entry routes, and approaches for different wind conditions can all be considered as you develop your hunting setup. These are the details that make developing a hunting property rewarding, and this acreage offers an opportunity to think those decisions through before putting your plan into motion.

Approximately 12 acres of grasses provide room to add another layer to that plan. With potential for conversion into food plots and screening, these areas could complement the surrounding timber while allowing you to tailor improvements to your hunting goals. Consider a food source positioned for a particular stand setup, screening along an approach, or a mix of plantings designed around the available space. The opportunity is there to evaluate the ground and develop a layout that fits the property.

The wooded acreage features a good mix of mature red and white oaks, aspen, cherry, and ash. The oaks add the appeal of a seasonal acorn crop, while the mixed timber brings variety to the landscape. There is something special about walking an oak ridge in the fall, studying the ground beneath the trees, and finding the signs that help bring your hunting plan together. Here, the timber and topography give you a reason to keep exploring beyond the first promising spot.

This property will appeal to the buyer who sees value in both what is already present and what could be developed over time. The ridges, valleys, and mature trees provide the foundation. The grass acreage offers room to consider food and screening improvements. Your scouting, habitat goals, and time on the land can guide what comes next.

Whether you are looking for a place to spend your fall hunting seasons or acreage where you can enjoy working on the land throughout the year, these approximately 63+/- acres deserve a closer look.

Contact Jason Goudreau with Whitetail Dreams Real Estate for more information or to schedule a time to walk the property.