Drake Rekowski - Land Agent- Base Camp Country Real Estate

Drake Rekowski - Land Agent- Base Camp Country Real Estate Im a land management professional as well as a realtor specializing in recreational hunting properties. Let me know how I can make your dream become a reality.

NE Wisconsin based.

05/17/2026

It’s nearly time to start planting those spring food plots… if you haven’t started already!
What are your go to plot mixes and what are you trying new this season?
Reach out to me if you need any help with strategies this season! Never think it’s too late either, fall plots are not going in for a few more months! In my opinion it’s more advantageous to have more fall plots than summer, keep the late summer shift in mind. (This is when a buck might make some changes to his area based on pressure)

Closed last week on this 80-acre property, where I had the privilege of representing the buyer.Large tracts like this co...
05/04/2026

Closed last week on this 80-acre property, where I had the privilege of representing the buyer.

Large tracts like this continue to see strong demand, especially when they offer the right mix of recreational opportunity, privacy, and long-term value. This parcel checked all the boxes, and my client is excited to put it to use for hunting, family time, and years of enjoyment ahead.

Helping buyers navigate land purchases from identifying the right property to getting it across the finish line is what I enjoy most.

If you’re considering buying or selling land and want a clear understanding of the market and your options, feel free to reach out. I’m always happy to help where I can.

04/09/2026

Not all real estate is created equal… and land is a perfect example of that.

Selling a home and selling a piece of land might fall under the same license, but the approach couldn’t be more different.

With land, buyers aren’t just looking at bedrooms and finishes, they’re evaluating things like:
• Soil types and productivity
• Access and easements
• Hunting potential and habitat
• Timber value and topography
• Future use and long-term investment upside

Those details don’t just “help” a sale… they often make the sale.

A land-focused agent understands how to position those features, how to speak the buyer’s language, and how to market a property beyond the typical home search platforms.

That doesn’t mean a residential agent can’t sell land, many do.
But when it comes to maximizing value and attracting the right buyer, experience in land can make a measurable difference.

At the end of the day, it’s about having someone in your corner who understands what your property truly offers. Land agents know best on how to communicate that to the market.

If you’ve ever wondered what your land might really be worth in today’s market, it’s a conversation worth having. Give me a call I’d be happy to help.
715-219-0843

Happy Easter from my Family to yours. Sarah Rekowski ✝️
04/05/2026

Happy Easter from my Family to yours. Sarah Rekowski ✝️

Everyone talks about food plots on small hunting properties…But the most overlooked improvement on 40 acres or less is s...
04/04/2026

Everyone talks about food plots on small hunting properties…

But the most overlooked improvement on 40 acres or less is security cover.

You can have great food, but if deer don’t feel safe, they’ll show up after dark and vanish in daylight.

On smaller parcels, you don’t win by attracting deer you win by holding them during shooting hours.

That means creating thick, nasty bedding cover:
• Hinge cutting for structure at deer level
• Letting areas grow up instead of cleaning them up
• Encouraging native browse like dogwood, aspen, and briars

Research supports it, deer consistently choose denser cover for security, especially under pressure (Lone et al. 2015; Kilgo et al. 1998).

If you’re managing 40 acres or less, make part of it a true sanctuary.
Because security beats groceries every time.

04/02/2026

🌱 Spring is calling… and we’re answering with a GIVEAWAY! 🌱

To celebrate the season of fresh starts, we’re giving one lucky winner a Domain Outdoor Spring Bundle — everything you need to kick off your food plot the right way this spring! 🌾

Whether you’re planting for wildlife or prepping your land, this bundle has you covered.

✨ How to enter:

1. Like this post

2. Follow Base Camp Country Real Estate

3. Tag a friend who’s ready for spring plots

🌿 Bonus: Share this post for an extra entry!

Winner will be announced April 9th — don’t miss your chance to grow something great this season!

04/02/2026

One of the things I love most about being a mobile hunter is the freedom to go find something new. New ground, new sign, new lessons.

Last year, the biggest buck I had on camera came off a small chunk of public land that gets absolutely hammered, especially during gun season. Not exactly the kind of spot most people would expect to hold a deer like that.

Truth is, he was a ghost. I had zero history with him and it was my first time ever stepping foot on that piece (besides hanging trail cameras there). What changed everything was finding the does. Once I located where the girls were spending time, it all started to come together, and he showed up right when it mattered. Unfortunately I was tagged out in early season and he came through during the rut. For a week would he was on my camera in a river bottom.

The only reason I even gave that area a shot was because of a little intel a family member passed along and said, “might be worth checking out.” That was all it took.

Just a reminder that sometimes it’s not about hunting the “perfect” spot it’s about being willing to explore, trust your gut, and piece things together as you go.

You never know what might be hiding in a place everyone else overlooks. You can guarantee I’ll be spending a lot more time in that area now and hanging even more cameras for intel.

Things to focus on each month for a successful hunting season:April = Scout: Learn your property. Beds, trails, and how ...
04/01/2026

Things to focus on each month for a successful hunting season:

April = Scout: Learn your property. Beds, trails, and how deer made it through winter.
May = Improve: Add cover. Bedding and security are what hold deer.
June = Food: Soil test, plant, and establish your draw.
July = Stay Out: Let deer settle. Pressure kills consistency.
August = Cameras: Find patterns and take inventory of what’s there. Set Up: Hang stands, dial access, and late season food plots…then stay out.

If you’d like help with any of this please reach out to me I’d love to help you.

✔️ Save this. You’ll use it more than you think. 🦌

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