Southwest Bourbon County Acreage

Property Description

This farm, with its tremendous potential, sits in southwest Bourbon County and comprises 208 acres that have been primarily used to graze cattle for the last four years. While the farm has the fencing and infrastructure to continue as a livestock operation, it has incredible potential to turn into a premium hunting farm. This area is well known for big buck genetics, and this farm hasn’t been hunted in more than four years. Last season, 2 bucks over 200 inches were killed within a half mile of this farm. A trail camera put out for this listing had several bucks on it immediately. With multiple ponds for water sources and plenty of scattered cover, this farm has tons of edge for cruising bucks. You can already see plenty of Ragweed and Clover in the seed bed expressing itself where the cattle haven’t grazed, and the value of letting some of these areas grow up is evident. Add a few well-placed food plots, and you have a farm that can be accessed from the south or the west at multiple points.

The north portion of the farm can be accessed from 10th Street, a county road that is the county line, while the main portion sits on Highway 39. There are two gates on each road frontage, making access a breeze. The acreage has not been overgrazed due to rotational pasture, with the north 80 acres separated from the south 128 by a cross fence. There is a corral and catch pen in both pastures. Two good-sized ponds provide water for wildlife and livestock, and I’m told the north pond holds Bass and Crappie. A wet weather creek runs the entire property and makes for a natural travel corridor for deer. There is also the potential to build a home or cabin on the north 80 with some great build spots and water and electric available. If you are looking for that blank canvas to go anyway you want to, this is the farm. Call Ryan Litwin – Land Agent today for a tour, and let’s start designing your new big buck farm right away!