Description:
133.6 acre tract only 10 miles from Princeton with all amenities including hotels, fast food, hardware, Wal-Mart, anything a hunter would need is easy to get to. Brand new hospital under construction and local airport. Easy drive from I24 or Western Kentucky Pkwy. Adjacent to WMA.

Great efforts have been made to enhance the wildlife on this property by a professional wildlife biologist. A light timber cut took place in 2007 to thin out some post mature trees and non-mast production hardwoods. The remaining timber are the best mast producing, straightest trees. The timber value is currently valued at over $100,000. The light thinning allowed sunlight to hit the forest floor and what was once barren open hardwoods is now full of native vegetation providing bedding cover and a food source for turkey and deer that are plentiful on the property. The remaining trees are producing more acorns than ever and drawing deer from miles around. This year is poised to produce some huge deer. The property has received a minimal amount of hunting pressure and big bucks have been captured on trail cameras. The two large food plots are strategically placed. The 3 acre food plot would make a wonderful dove shoot being adjacent to power lines. The land is divided into three tracts of 24 acres, 8 acres and 102 acres. Land ownership includes full mineral rights which is a rare find and a potential money maker due to location

Directions:
From western KY pkwy exit 13 (Princeton) south hwy 293 east hwy 62 to south on Jones Kinney Rd. (hwy 1623) to intersection with Mt. Hebron Rd. Land is on the west side of Jones Kinney across from WMA.

Contact Greg at 770-735-3523 or Doug at 770-309-5464 for more information or to arrange a time to visit the property.