This 134± acre tract in Crittenden County, Kentucky, offers the perfect blend of hunting performance and passive income, combining CRP acreage with quality timber and exceptional habitat diversity. It’s a standout opportunity for anyone looking to invest in land while enjoying a property set up for strong deer and turkey hunting. The farm features approximately 30± acres enrolled in CRP, generating $5,027.98 annually. These native grass acres add valuable security cover and edge habitat, creating natural bedding pockets and enhancing wildlife movement throughout the property. The mixture of open CRP fields and timbered ridges produces the kind of edge diversity that mature bucks consistently utilize. Rolling topography gives the property natural character and creates predictable travel routes along the timbered ridges and draws. The timber consists of softwoods and mast-producing hardwoods, offering seasonal forage and shaded bedding cover. Several areas across the tract lay out perfectly for establishing food plots, helping to draw deer from the surrounding agricultural ground and hold them on the property. An established trail system winds throughout the farm, making it easy to access multiple portions of the property for hunting, scouting, or habitat work. The small pond and creek provide reliable water sources for wildlife and add to the overall habitat value. Deer sign is abundant, reflecting the farm’s proven ability to attract and hold quality whitetails. With roughly 1,200 feet of road frontage, a gated entry point, and a scenic ridgetop location for a potential build site, the property is well suited for a cabin or future home. For buyers looking for additional acreage, the adjoining 125± acres to the north are also available, offering the chance to expand into a larger, more versatile hunting and investment tract. This is a well-rounded Kentucky hunting property with strong income, quality habitat, and tremendous long-term potential.