About This Property

92± Acres – Premier Hunting & Recreational Land in Trimbelle Township | Pierce County, Wisconsin

If you’ve been searching for premium hunting land in Western Wisconsin near the Twin Cities, this 92± acre property in Trimbelle Township, Pierce County deserves your attention.

Located just minutes east of Ellsworth, Wisconsin, this property offers the perfect balance of peaceful country seclusion and convenient access to a classic Midwestern small town with dining, supplies, and services. Yet once you step onto the property, you’ll find yourself immersed in the rolling valleys, wooded draws, and fertile habitat that make Pierce County one of the fastest-growing areas for trophy whitetail hunting in Wisconsin.

Prime Pierce County Whitetail Habitat

Pierce County sits on the edge of Wisconsin’s famed Driftless Region, an area known for its rugged topography, deep valleys, and exceptional deer genetics. Over the past decade, the county has gained significant recognition among hunters for producing large, mature whitetail bucks thanks to its diverse habitat, strong agriculture base, and ideal bedding terrain.

This property showcases exactly what serious hunters look for:

• Wooded draws and travel corridors that naturally funnel deer movement

• Rolling terrain that slopes toward Spring Creek

• Multiple open fields that are ideal for food plots or small agricultural income

• Thick cover areas perfect for whitetail bedding and wildlife sanctuary

There are also several locations where a new owner could plant CRP grasses, switchgrass, or conifer trees to dramatically enhance bedding cover and long-term habitat value.

Spring Creek – Cold Water Trout Habitat

The wooded valleys on the property drain toward Spring Creek, a cold-water tributary within the Trimbelle River watershed, known for its clean groundwater flow and trout habitat.

The nearby Trimbelle River system is designated as an Exceptional Resource Water and Class II trout stream in Wisconsin, supporting populations of brown trout and other cold-water species. The river originates from cold-water springs and flows roughly 20 miles before reaching the Mississippi River, making it a well-known destination for trout anglers in Western Wisconsin.

Small tributaries like Spring Creek often provide cool, spring-fed flows with gravel and sand bottoms, creating ideal habitat for trout and other aquatic life.

For the outdoor enthusiast, this means the potential for excellent trout fishing opportunities right in the surrounding watershed.

Multiple Access Points

A standout feature of this property is the dual access, offering flexibility for hunting setups and future development:

• Access from 860th Street

• Access from 870th Street

Multiple entry points allow hunters to play the wind, access stands quietly, and manage pressure across the property.

Land Features

• 92± acres in Trimbelle Township, Pierce County, WI

• Mix of timber, wooded draws, and open fields

• Fields ideal for food plots, habitat improvements, or small farm income

• Terrain that creates natural deer movement funnels

• Potential for CRP or conifer plantings to enhance bedding

• Excellent hunting for whitetail, turkey, and other wildlife

• Located within a productive agricultural and wildlife-rich region

Ideal Location – Close to Major Cities

One of the biggest reasons land buyers target Pierce County is its proximity to major metro areas while still offering true rural character.

Approximate drive times:

• Ellsworth, WI: 5 minutes

• River Falls, WI: 20 minutes

• Red Wing, MN: 25 minutes

• Eau Claire, WI: 1 hour

• St. Paul / Minneapolis Metro: about 1 hour

This makes the property perfect for:

• A weekend hunting retreat

• Investment recreational land

• A future cabin or country estate location

Why Buyers Are Targeting Pierce County

Western Wisconsin land continues to attract buyers due to:

• Strong trophy whitetail hunting reputation

• Beautiful Driftless Area terrain

• Abundance of trout streams and outdoor recreation

• Close proximity to the Twin Cities

• Increasing demand for recreational and hunting properties

Large tracts like this—offering quality habitat, multiple access points, and proximity to town—are becoming harder to find.