The land is made up of a primarily east-facing ridgeline, a highly desirable feature for both habitat and recreational use. Multiple naturally occurring plateau areas break up the ridgeline, creating excellent terrain diversity and functionality. These flatter areas provide ideal locations for deer bedding and staging as whitetails move between timber cover and nearby agricultural fields. Turkey activity is also common throughout the property, using the ridges and benches as travel corridors.

The timber stand is diverse and mature, featuring a healthy mix of red oak, white oak, cherry, maple, and pine. This combination offers strong mast production, seasonal cover, and long-term habitat value. The elevated plateaus offer commanding views overlooking Pleasant Valley Creek as it flows just across the road, creating scenic overlooks that are both visually impressive and strategically advantageous for hunting setups.

This property has a proven history of quality whitetail deer. Multiple mature bucks have been harvested in the area, and additional mature deer were captured on trail cameras during the fall of 2025. The terrain, timber, and surrounding landscape all contribute to consistent wildlife movement throughout the season.

Conveniently located just 2 miles south of Winona on County Road 17, this tract offers easy access while still providing a secluded Bluff Country experience. It serves as an excellent location for a recreational retreat or base camp to enjoy everything the region has to offer, including hunting, hiking, and exploring the surrounding valleys and ridges. Please note, the land is not buildable, making it best suited for recreational and hunting use.