An Exceptional Value: 288 Acres of Private Hunting Land on Ox Creek Near Gordon WI $699,000
This is a rare opportunity to aquire a parcel of Northern Wisconsin hunting land that’s large enough so you’ll have a truly private hunting experience.
This quality habitat includes open and wooded ridges, densely wooded river bottom along both sides of Ox Creek, and numerous food plots, clearings, trails, and undisturbed refuges and bedding areas. It’s been laboriously improved, meticulously maintained, and carefully managed since 1987.
During those years, only the owner and one to three members of his immediate family have hunted here; they’ve taken several trophy deer and large bear on the property. Numerous stands and multiple access points mean you’ll always be able to approach your stand from downwind.
The property includes a mobile home to serve as your temporary hunting HQ while you build a cabin worthy of the site. It also features multiple building sites with sweeping, panoramic views of the Ox Creek and Saint Croix River valleys.
The terrain makes this property a natural funnel and a haven for wildlife. It lies along either side of Ox Creek, not far from where it meets the Saint Croix River. These two river valleys form a natural travel route for wildlife—especially for deer, bear, and bobcat. (Grouse, wild turkey, and many other types of wildlife are also present on the property.) As wildlife travels either direction, the terrain naturally funnels it toward this property.
Once wildlife arrives, it’s likely to remain. Water, dense cover, winter browse, and abundant hard and soft mast make this a wildlife haven. The property includes large amounts of white oak, hazel, blueberries, blackberries, and cherries. Alluvial river bottom soils are vastly different from the sand or clay you’re likely to find elsewhere in northwestern Wisconsin; that means improved growth of food plots, mast, natural browse, and, of course, antlers.
The current owner has carefully avoided disturbing large areas of dense cover that are rigorously preserved as refuge and bedding areas. Some of these areas haven’t been entered by humans for over fifteen years; even then, it was only on snowshoes for some early-spring shed hunting.
One small corner of the property is adjacent to a little-traveled dirt road; the remainder is accessed by gated easements that cross over a mile of private land before even reaching the property’s boundary. If you’re seeking a truly private hunting land experience, you’ll find it here.
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