2860 Gest Rd , Pleasureville, KY 40057(Henry County)

In 2004 the largest buck to ever come from Kentucky was found dead just 4 miles from this farm! Breaking the old record by a mere 10", the Henry County giant scores a whopping 270 5/8"! With 22 acres of timber and 18 acres of tillable, this farm offers a great mix of habitat with the potential for crop income. Several small ponds accent the property and provide water for the area wildlife. 6 comfortable elevated shooting houses allow the rifle hunter many opportunities to cover the fields as well as a major funnel within the timber. Hunter access is made easy by an old abandoned county road that surrounds the property on the north, west and south sides. The east side is bordered by a private road that is gated and locked and receives very little traffic. Henry county is a Zone 1 county which means high deer densities along with unlimited doe tags. Trophy potential is of course very high. This property as well as many surrounding properties have been managed for older class bucks since before it was the popular thing to do. There are several beautiful building sites with your choice of views. Utilities are available on the main road.

-Perfect habitat ratio of 60% timber, 40% fields

-Potential crop income and some mature timber

-6 quality elevated blinds

-3 ponds/water holes

-High deer densities and excellent trophy potential

-360 degree hunter access

-No public road frontage provides seclusion

- Neighboring crop fields to help feed the local deer herd

-Beautiful rolling terrain with many building sites

-1 hr to Louisville KY, 1 hr to Lexington, KY, 25 min to Frankfort, KY, 1 hr30min to Cincinnati, OH, 3 hrs 45 min to Nashville, TN

-Additional acreage available.