Hunting Land and Farms: Wisconsin: Richland County

This 40 +/- acre Southwest Richland County property is sure to delight a diverse group of nature lovers. It is predominantly wooded with an attractive mix of native forest, planted hardwoods, and planted evergreens. A couple of acres are also in high grass, offering the potential for wildlife food plots. Two enclosed hunting blinds are placed strategically, and an extensive trail system is perfect for hiking or ATV touring.

Fisherman know that the Driftless Area is the ultimate in Midwest trout fishing. They also know the value of stream on your own land. With 2000+/- feet of a DNR rated class 1 trout stream (Hall Bottom Creek) on the property, it could be your own trout fishing destination. A freshwater spring bubbles from the hill near the cabin, feeding the creek and producing a healthy crop of watercress. 

Speaking of the cabin, this 12’x20’ beauty with power is sure to be a cozy spot to curl up for the night. With one main room and 1 bedroom, a couple adventurers can feel right at home. A seat on the front deck gives a calming view of the valley and stream. While it doesn’t have indoor plumbing, a County approved privy sits nearby.

Every outdoor endeavor requires equipment storage, and this need is nicely met by a 30’x40’ pole building with 2 doors, cement floor and power. 


 

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West of Boaz on State Hwy 171 to property. No one on property without an appointment. SELLER IS HUNTING THE PROPERTY. ABSOLUTELY NO ONE ON THE PROPERTY WITHOUT AN APPOINTMENT. 
 

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