Big buck hunting tract with the ideal blend of habitat types! This farm has what it takes to consistently harvest big bucks year after year! The farm has the right mix of thick bedding and sanctuary habitat, open ground for food plots, brushy cover and mast producing timber all spread across a hunter friendly topography. There are two power lines that run through the farm and both have enough open ground to plant food plot acreage that will attract deer through all phases of the season. The topography consists of timbered ridges and hollows that provide numerous funnels and pinch points as deer use it to move through the area. The western side of the farm consists of a cutover pine stand that was replanted. This new young stand of pines has mixed with saplings & brush and is now a superb bedding and sanctuary area. As deer move from this security cover to feed in the row crops to the east they pass through the power line area making it the ideal area for a staging plot/ambush site. The topography naturally funnels deer toward the power line and down to the creek bottom to the east making the lower power line fully effective as food plot acreage as well. Road frontage is on the north and east side with each having entry points. A good trail system branches from each road entry and provides easy access to most areas of the property. If you’re looking for a great hunting tract with the right blend of habitat types and topography, give us a call today and schedule your private tour today!

Property Features:

- - Great hunting tract in an area known for big bucks

- - Diverse mix of habitat types

- - Approximately 4.85 acres of open ground for food plots

- - Good trail system

- - Superb bedding and sanctuary habitat

- - Numerous entry points along road frontage

- - Hunter friendly topography

- - Numerous funnels and pinch points

- - Multiple travel corridors

- - A creek and multiple feeder streams

- - Planted pines

- - Power lines provide more ground for food plots

- - 30 minutes from Paducah, KY – 3 hours from Nashville, TN – 4 hours from St. Louis, MO