Trophy Whitetail & Wildlife Haven – 217 Acres | 18125 Cth I, Hill

Description

Located deep in Wisconsin’s famed Driftless Region, this 217-acre hunting
sanctuary in Richland County is a rare opportunity for serious whitetail and
wildlife enthusiasts. This property has been a proven producer of trophy-class
bucks year after year—including one harvested by the family scoring over 200
inches.

The land offers everything needed to hold and grow mature whitetails:

135 acres of hardwood ridges,
draws, and bedding cover
69 acres of productive tillable
ground generating $4,000 in income and serving as destination food sources
Strategic pinch points and
secluded pockets ideal for food plots and stand locations
Two spring-fed ponds (one 12 ft
deep), a meandering spring-fed stream, and numerous natural springs
providing year-round water
Diverse terrain with rock
outcroppings, a small cave, and a mix of edge habitat that supports
turkey, grouse, and small game

The property includes a functional 2-bedroom, 1-bath hunting cabin (1,568
sq. ft.) perfect for extended stays during hunting season or weekend getaways.
A 30×60 barn with electric and a 24×40 garage/shop with electric provide ample
storage for ATVs, tractors, stands, and gear.

Natural food sources abound, including a sugar maple grove, walnut stand,
wild apple trees, rare Black River birch, berries, and morel mushrooms. The
property’s balance of habitat and terrain creates a magnet for wildlife and a
truly turnkey recreational setup.

Whether you’re chasing world-class whitetails, managing habitat, or just
looking for an all-season getaway with unmatched hunting potential, this
Driftless Region gem delivers.