Hwy. 58, Ironton, WI 53924 - Sauk County

If you’re looking for a premium big-buck hunting property at a very competitive price per acre, look no further. Located in the scenic driftless region of Southwest Wisconsin, this proven buck sanctuary provides excellent cover and bedding from the surrounding bluff country and ag fields.

Another distinctive feature of the property is that about 3/4ths of a mile of the Cazenovia Branch of the Little Baraboo River – designated a Class 1 trout stream – winds through from west to east. The stream is surrounded by thick wooded areas, while deer trails criss-cross the tall prairie grass throughout the estate, making it the perfect spot to ambush mature bucks.

Plus, 14.8 acres of prairie are currently enrolled in CRP, yielding a payment of just over $4,000 per year.

With a strong Amish population providing extra character to the area, you will find prime hunting, fishing, ATV joy riding, cross-country skiing, and other outdoor recreation on this gem of a property. The surrounding area is composed of vast timber stands checkerboarded with fertile agriculture. There’s an established trail system in and around the property, including a stream-crossing with a firm crushed-gravel bottom that supports anything from an ATV to a farm tractor. Six Honeycrisp and Cortland apple trees were planted 2 years ago, with all bearing fruit. The moist soil on the property has also proven to yield strong, verdant food plots.

Additionally, there is a potential building site for a home or camp on the NW corner of the property, with easy access just off Hwy. 58.

Other features include a permanent wooden tower blind, 3 installed tree stands and 2 installed 15-foot soft cover Muddy blinds. All are set up to either be turnkey for hunting as is or can easily be moved to other locations as desired.

2025 property taxes were just $542.