Located in Wisconsin's Central Plain Region just minutes outside of Tomah, Highland Farm offers a compact but productive 23-acre hunting parcel in the Monroe-Central Farmland Zone. The farm is only a few miles from the junction of Interstate 90 and Interstate 94, which both provide access from the rest of the state.

This is a working ag property with a strong natural draw for whitetail, surrounded by timber, flanked by brushy cover, and featuring a recently harvested cornfield (about 13 acres) that serves as a late-season food source. While this piece might be smaller in size, its layout and location make it a stand-out bow/muzz or gun season opportunity.

Sportsmen can expect deer movement through the central crop field as deer transition from bedding cover in the surrounding timber and neighboring properties. A small drainage on the western edge helps funnel activity, and a neighboring pond adds to the draw. A trail camera on site has captured multiple mature bucks, including a notably heavy 10-point,within just a few days of setup, confirming the caliber of deer using our property.

Access is straightforward via a farm lane, with parking clearly marked to avoid interfering with the active ag lease. While there are no permanent stands or lodging options on-site, this is a great do-it-yourself setup for mobile hunters with their own gear. 

While there are no structured lodging or camping options on the farm, the city of Tomah has several local hotels, restaurants, and grocery stores.