Julianna Road , Black River Falls, WI 54615(Jackson County)

The landscape features three stunning water bodies that anchor the propertys visual and ecological appeal. The first pond spans approximately one acre with an average depth of three feetperfect for attracting ducks and geese or providing a tranquil setting for reflection. A six-acre lake with a half-acre beach on the north end adds scenic character and versatile recreation, while the eight-acre main lake reaches depths of at least eight feet, providing an opportunity to fish, hold waterfowl, and other wildlife year-round. Complementing these are three floodplain wetlands, each roughly one acre in size, that offer essential nesting and feeding areas throughout the seasons. In addition, the property includes some wetlands, creating a rich mosaic of year-round water and wildlife habitat effective for all hunting seasons.

For the dedicated sportsman, five expertly designed food plots weave through the landscape, each strategically placed for deer and turkey movement, wind direction, and quiet access. These plotsranging from clover and bluegrass perennials to blends of turnips, radishes, and rapeseedprovide optimal forage and attraction throughout the hunting season. The Interstate Plot and High Lines offer open feeding grounds, while smaller plots like Cutoff, Campsite, and Kill Plot enhance close-range encounters through natural bottlenecks and established travel corridors.

Access across the property is effortless thanks to roughly two miles of established roads and trails, complete with two bridges that provide year-round connectivity for recreation and hunting. Multiple stand locations, including two permanent blinds, two removable towers, and seven additional portable stands, overlook an ideal mix of marsh, hardwoods, and open fieldseach with maintained shooting lanes and low-impact entry routes.

The diversity of habitats supports an extraordinary array of wildlife. Whitetail deer thrive here with an annual presence of multiple trophy-class bucks. A resident herd of Rocky Mountain elkroughly 25 animals strongfrequents the property, with bulls exceeding 300 inches often heard bugling through the fall nights. Wild turkeys, black bears, and thriving waterfowl populations, including mallards, teal, wood ducks, and resident geese, are regularly seen. Upland birds such as grouse, woodcock, and quail, along with an expanding rabbit population, add even more variety for outdoor enthusiasts. Trappers will appreciate the presence of beaver, otter, bobcat, fisher, mink, and coyote sightings, which add to the untamed beauty of this land.

Every element of this propertyfrom the wetlands and lakes to the network of trails and food plotshas been developed with a clear purpose: to maximize wildlife potential, preserve natural beauty, and provide unmatched outdoor experiences. Whether your passion lies in hunting, habitat management, or simply owning a private slice of wild Wisconsin, this property stands apart as a rare and exceptional opportunity. The auction will be conducted on the Peoples Company Bid Wrangler auction platform. The bidding is live and will conclude on Wednesday, December 17th, 2025, at 1:00 P.M. CST.