The locals in the South Central part of the state know that hunting properties surrounding Mammoth Cave National park are legendary for producing some of the largest bucks in the state. With about 60,000 un-hunted acres, bucks literally die of old age within it’s protected boundaries. Successful hunters draw these bucks out of the park with preferred food sources and capitalize on their old age and large antlers. Properties that border the park routinely sell for $4000-5000/acre. This one is just 1000 yards from that magical boundary with 2 non-hunting neighbors lying in between and is priced at half of that. Some real bruisers have been killed and photographed on this and neighboring properties over the years. Besides excellent deer hunting, the property offers great turkey hunting. There are about 20 acres of upland fields that can be cash rented. There are thickets, fertile creek bottom fields for food plots, caves, springs, creeks, ponds, beautiful hemlock-lined hollows with waterfalls, scenic views, the list of features goes on and on. If you’re looking for a place to build a home, there are multiple breathtaking building sites with nearby utilities. The area offers outdoor recreation nearby in the form of boating and fishing on beautiful Nolin Lake about a mile away as the crow flies.