This 185.645±acre property in Muhlenberg County, Kentucky, offers a rare combination of hunting, fishing, and investment opportunities in one diverse tract. The land is designed by nature to support healthy wildlife populations, while also offering build potential and future timber income for long-term value. The farm features rolling topography with areas of steeper terrain that create natural funnels and pinch points, making it ideal for strategic hunting setups. Timbered ridges and wooded draws are populated with mast-producing oaks, providing reliable food sources for deer and turkey throughout the fall. Scattered rock bluffs and outcroppings add both natural beauty and hunting advantages, helping to direct wildlife movement. The property includes approximately 7 acres of open ground, well-suited for establishing food plots to complement the abundant native browse. Throughout the tract, you’ll also find dense security and bedding cover, essential for holding mature whitetails on-site. Long Creek meanders through the property, serving as a major travel corridor for deer and turkeys. Waterfowl hunters will find this property equally appealing. Fourteen acres of wetland habitat create prime conditions for ducks and geese, while the west boundary bisects the south end of a 25-acre watershed lake. This unique access not only offers exceptional waterfowl hunting but also provides fishing opportunities right out your back door. The combination of hardwood timber, wetlands, open ground, and access to the watershed lake makes this tract a true multi-species hunting destination. Access to the property is private and secure, located on a dead-end road with no public frontage. A gated entry and gravel access road lead into the heart of the tract and connect to an ideal build site. With utilities already available, this location is perfectly suited for constructing a permanent residence, hunting cabin, or weekend getaway retreat. In addition to its immediate hunting and recreational uses, the property holds value as a timber investment. The diverse hardwood stands, anchored by oak ridges, offer future harvest opportunities while maintaining excellent wildlife habitat. Whether you are seeking a trophy deer property, a waterfowl destination, a private fishing spot, or a long-term investment, this 185.645-acre tract in Muhlenberg County checks all the boxes. It combines seclusion, habitat diversity, and build-ready access in one package that’s difficult to match.