Regular Firearm Whitetail Huntat S & J Farms South | Waumandee Creek

Tentative Season Dates: 11/24/25 - 11/30/25

Please take a look at our game cam photos of the deer we have on the property this year. We do our best to keep pictures up to date and in the order they were captured. 

Sportsmen are permitted to camp/RV on property. Sportsmen can arrive as early as 4AM on the first day of your scheduled booking. We ask that sportsmen depart the property by at least 9PM on the final day of your scheduled booking. This will hopefully allow you full property use of all days.

This property is located in Wisonsin's Central Farmland Zone 2.

We thoroughly believe in Fair Chase here on the farm and have high expectations for the hunters that we permit on the property. We expect that all hunters use best judgment and take ethical shots. If you wound a deer, that will count as your harvest.

Harvest Requirements:

Our county works hard to produce 4, 5, and 6+ year old bucks that dreams are made of. This is done by passing on bucks up to 3 years old. We ask that you harvest a buck that is 4+ years old and scores 130” or better. 

Stand Location and Information:

North Tower – This is a 5’ tower blind that can be hunted with any weapon. This tower was cut into the top of the hill overlooking the Waumandee Creek lowland and a logging road below. A newly added clover plot has just been added straight out from this stand about 150 yards. A great afternoon blind pretty much all season and both mornings and afternoons throughout the rut. Bring your portable heater to this blind if you want warmth.

South Powerline Tower – This is a 10’ tower blind that can be hunted with any weapon. This tower has been placed at the highest point of a previously farmed 1-1/2-acre ag field which is now food plot. A 2nd newly added clover plot was added straight out from this stand about 200 yards. Also newly added/planted to the southwest portion of the lowland this spring is a 2-acre mix of red osier dogwood and oak trees to provide future browse and cover. This blind appears to be a great afternoon blind pretty much all season and both mornings and afternoons throughout the rut. Bring your portable heater to this blind if you want warmth.

South Ladder Stand – This stand has been placed at the top of a newly added logging road coming out of the lowland that leads up to the furthest south corner of the 1-1/2-acre food plot that the south powerline tower blind sits on. This stand is positioned to catch deer in the afternoon coming up out of the lowland or the pine plantation to the south.