Wildcat Ridge is a 348-acre whitetail hunting property located in Southern Illinois just outside of Vienna. The area is well known for producing mature whitetails, strong turkey numbers, and seasonal waterfowl movement. Large tracts with this combination of location, surrounding land use, and documented hunting history are increasingly difficult to find. What sets this farm apart is the balance of diverse habitat, adjacency to protected land, and a long track record of Boone and Crockett caliber deer in the immediate area. The property features a varied mix of timber, ridges, draws, and edge habitat that naturally support consistent deer movement across the farm. The owners have taken an aggressive and thoughtful approach to habitat improvement, planting nearly every available open acre in food. The food plot program includes annual plantings such as turnips and radishes, along with established Whitetail Institute perennial clover. These plots are spread strategically throughout the property to distribute deer activity and reduce pressure on any single area, allowing multiple locations to hunt effectively throughout the season. Access is a defining strength of this farm. The property offers both western and eastern entry points, allowing hunters to adjust access based on daily wind conditions. Once inside the gates, an internal road system runs north to south and branches into multiple routes, providing flexibility to approach stands without crossing core bedding or travel corridors. This layout allows hunters to adapt to changing deer patterns rather than forcing movement through limited access points. A major advantage is the propertys direct adjacency to the Wildcat Bluff Nature Preserve, which is part of the Cache River State Natural Area, totaling more than 14,690 acres across three counties. This preserve serves as a permanent no-hunting sanctuary and creates a stable, low-pressure environment along the boundary. The terrain drops in elevation beyond the property line, allowing access from higher ground while remaining out of sight of bedding areas within the preserve. This topographic advantage helps limit disturbance and supports consistent daylight deer movement. Improvements on the property are well suited for extended stays and efficient management. A newly constructed cabin sells furnished and includes one bedroom, a full bathroom, a utility room, and two loft areas for additional sleeping space. The cabin is positioned in the upper corner of the property to maintain privacy and avoid interference with hunting pressure. A Fleetwood camper is also included, covered by a metal awning with a built-in deck, providing supplemental lodging during hunting season. A large barn offers ample storage for tractors, implements, and equipment required for food plot and trail maintenance, supporting long-term stewardship of the land. Wildcat Ridge represents a rare opportunity to acquire a large, well-managed hunting property in a proven Southern Illinois neighborhood. The combination of scale, protected adjacency, thoughtful access, and established habitat work makes this farm well suited for serious whitetail hunters seeking a property built for long-term success.