Christmas tree farm guide · Wisconsin

Christmas tree farms in Town of Mount Morris.

2 farms in Town of Mount Morris

In Town of Mount Morris

2 farms listed

A tractor wagon beside baled Christmas trees.

Town of Mount Morris · Wisconsin

Happ’s Choose ’n Cut

Fraser firs, a hayride, shaking, baling, a tree bag and warm refreshments included.

Tree options: Cut your own & Choose a tree; staff cuts

Previously published visit hours
9am–4pm on announced selling days
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Snow-covered rows of fir trees.

Town of Mount Morris · Wisconsin

Hansen Family Choose & Cut

Balsam and Fraser fir, tall-tree tiers, free weekend wagon rides and baling.

Tree options: Cut your own & Choose a tree; staff cuts & Pre-cut

Balsam or Fraser fir, 8ft and under
$65
Tree season
November 28–December 21
Visit hours
Thursday–Sunday 9am–4pm

Published height bands overlap at endpoints; confirm before cutting

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In Town of Mount Morris

Selected farms in Town of Mount Morris: tree choices, published price examples, cutting, handling and visit arrangements.
CompareHansen Family Choose & CutTown of Mount Morris, Wisconsin · in townHapp’s Choose ’n CutTown of Mount Morris, Wisconsin · in town
Trees & sizesCut your own; Staff cuts your choice; Pre-cut trees
  • Species: Balsam fir, Fraser fir.
Cut your own; Staff cuts your choice
  • Species: Fraser fir.
Published price exampleBalsam or Fraser fir, 8ft and under: $65
  • Published height bands overlap at endpoints; confirm before cutting
  • Other published price details: Published height bands overlap at endpoints; confirm before cutting
Tree price not specified.
Cutting helpCut your own; Staff cuts your choiceCut your own; Staff cuts your choice
  • The tree purchase bundles the hayride, shaking, baling and a tree bag with cocoa, cookies and candy canes. You may walk or ride to the trees; staff cutting and loading help are advertised through the industry profile. An emailed family photograph is another advertised extra, so ask about that arrangement during the visit.
Shaking, baling & loadingHandsaws are provided, or you may bring your own. Workers and tractor drivers can help with cutting. Once the tree is down, take it to the nearest lane for the wagon; the farm provides the tree ride, shaking, baling and twine without an extra charge. A numbered receipt keeps your purchase matched while you browse.
  • Cut low and straight across so there is enough trunk for your stand. Drag the tree butt-end first to the nearest lane and ask a worker if you need help; tractor drivers can assist with sawing or summon someone. Bring securing straps if you prefer your own, or use the free twine after baling.
The tree purchase bundles the hayride, shaking, baling and a tree bag with cocoa, cookies and candy canes. You may walk or ride to the trees; staff cutting and loading help are advertised through the industry profile. An emailed family photograph is another advertised extra, so ask about that arrangement during the visit.
Visit arrangementsNovember 28–December 21
  • Posted selling schedule: Thursday–Sunday · 9am–4pm
  • Posted selling schedule: Monday–Wednesday · Closed
  • Posted seasonal window November 28–December 21; weekend wagon rides included.
Previously published: 9am–4pm on announced selling days

Offers vary by species, size and format. Confirm prices, stock and opening details before visiting; ask about unlisted handling charges.

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