Dawson Springs, KY 42453 - Hopkins County

This is a great value for ground in Western Kentucky especially when you consider the opportunities this piece of ground offers. If you love outdoor activities this tract is the deal of the century. You can do it all on this farm from four wheeling, horseback riding, fishing, hiking, turkey hunting, plus some of the best whitetail hunting Western Kentucky has to offer. This property is located in one of the premier areas in the state when it comes to great deer genetics. With the addition of more food in the form of food plots and feeders this farm would become a true big buck property. This farm has multiple draws and natural funnels to ambush deer. Very little investment needs to be made to create a great trophy buck habitat. Call Mark Williams today at 270-836-0819.

460 acres more or less (open fields, timber, brush and 2 lakes)

$552,000 ($1200/acre)

Property is located just over 1 1/2 hours from Nashville, TN; 2 1/2 hours from Louisville, KY; and just under 4 hours from St. Louis, MO

Super hunting and recreational property with income

The farm is 75-80% timber with the remaining acreage in old fields and roughly 50 acres that could be cropped for added income. Areas of the old fields have early growth trees of mixed variety in them.

The timber consists of hardwoods including white and red oaks, with a small amount of volunteer pines and cedars

Multiple building sites with access to power and water

Great road and trail system through the property

Multiple food plots (white clover) on the property.

The farm has 1 lake totaling approximately 4 acres

The terrain is flat to gently rolling.

The farm has more than adequate cover and water with plenty of native nutrition (browse and mast crop) to support the native wildlife. The addition of more and larger food plots for better wildlife management can be done for limited expense.

The farm has been surveyed in the last two years.

The farm is less than 5 miles from the Pennyrile State Forest where the famous Amish buck was harvested