119 Surveyed Acres in One of Southern Kentucky's Most Productive Valleys

Property Description

Welcome back to 119 +/- surveyed acres in Pulaski County, Kentucky, set in one of the most productive valleys in Southern Kentucky. The survey is complete, the price has been adjusted, and the farm is in the best shape it has been in all year. Working pasture, diverse timber, creek beds, and two centuries of family history make this a true blank canvas for the hunter, investor, or outdoor enthusiast looking to build something that lasts for generations.

Roughly 23 +/- acres of tillable, productive pasture anchor the heart of the farm, and this season's hay has already been cut and baled. Another 5 +/- acres of overgrown pasture can be reclaimed by a new owner or left standing as wildlife cover. A creek runs along both the west and east sides of the property and across the south end of the main pasture, supplying water for wildlife and adding to the natural beauty of the land. To the west, the pasture gives way to thick habitat and a coniferous grove, while the woody cover wrapping the fields to the south and east opens into a diverse mix of hardwood species. That timber represents a potential long-term investment while doing double duty as some of the best bedding cover on the farm.

For the hunter, this is a proven big-buck area, and this fall it is proving it again. Food plots are in the ground, and mature bucks are showing up on the farm as the season comes on. The property supports an extensive and healthy deer and turkey population, and the thick creek bottom and habitat on the west side create incredible bedding both summer and winter. An improved trail system, updated in 2026, ties the property together. The farm is currently held in a hunting lease that expires the year of the sale, so a new owner steps into the field with a clean slate.

Beyond hunting, this land carries a history few properties can match. According to local and family history, the tract traces back to the War of 1812. Hezekiah Haynes served in the war and, in lieu of pay, received a land patent of several hundred acres in this valley, where he made his home in 1815. The Haynes Family Cemetery still rests at the top of the main entrance from the north, with access to the property running along Haynes Cemetery Road. The entrance gate is now kept locked for privacy and security, with private access maintained for family and relatives paying their respects.

Location only adds to the appeal. The farm sits just 10 miles, about 15 minutes, from Somerset, and only 0.8 miles from the Cumberland River. Beaver Creek WMA is 20 miles away, and Lake Cumberland is roughly 30 minutes out, putting thousands of additional acres of public recreation and world-class water within easy reach. Lexington is 90 miles away, Knoxville 110 miles, Bowling Green 120 miles, and Louisville 160 miles, with the Tennessee state line just 40 miles to the south.

Whether you are chasing mature whitetails, investing in timber and land, or simply seeking a historic piece of Kentucky to call your own, this is a hunter's paradise in one of the most productive valleys in Southern Kentucky. Call today and come walk it.