Located on Olaton Road in Caneyville, this 76.3± acre tract offers a remote hardwood setting, quality hunting opportunities, and a secluded off-grid cabin tucked deep within the property. The acreage is fully wooded and characterized by a network of ridges, slopes, and draws that create a natural sense of seclusion while supporting consistent wildlife activity. An established entrance leads into the property, where trails provide access across key portions of the acreage. These trails support ATV and UTV travel, making it easier to reach hunting locations and simplifying general property management. Despite the property's rolling topography, the trail system provides access to much of the interior, allowing owners to comfortably navigate areas that would otherwise be difficult to reach. The off-grid cabin sits well off the road in a quiet, private setting surrounded by timber. Designed with simplicity and functionality in mind, it provides a comfortable place to stay while enjoying the property. The cabin includes generator-powered lighting, an outhouse, and a rudimentary shower setup. A propane stove provides cooking capability, while cooling is handled by a traditional cooler. The overall setup offers a practical and enjoyable retreat for weekends, hunting trips, or extended stays in the outdoors.

The property recently underwent a selective timber harvest, which in turn improves the overall diversity and health of the habitat while retaining significant standing timber throughout the tract. Unlike a clear-cut, the harvest opened portions of the canopy, allowing additional sunlight to reach the forest floor and promoting new vegetation growth and natural regeneration. This improvement adds an important habitat component that was previously limited on the property, creating future bedding cover, additional browse, and increased habitat diversity for wildlife. As the regeneration matures, it should continue to enhance the property's hunting and recreational appeal while maintaining its timbered character. Several deer stands will remain in place. Their locations take advantage of the natural funnels, ridges, and terrain features that help direct wildlife movement across the property. Deer and turkey use the property year-round, supported by timber, developing cover, varied topography, and a dependable water source. A small creek runs along the back of the main ridge and flows year-round, providing water for wildlife and adding another beneficial feature to the property. Combined with the surrounding timber and habitat improvements, the creek helps create an environment that supports consistent wildlife use. The varying terrain forms distinct ridgelines, benches, and drainages that help define natural travel routes and create numerous stand locations. Subtle changes in elevation, edge habitat, and terrain features contribute to predictable wildlife movement patterns throughout the tract. Buyers interested in habitat management will appreciate the property's strong foundation and the additional benefits the recent timber work is expected to provide in the coming years. This property is well-suited for hunting, weekend retreats, or long-term recreational ownership. The private setting, off-grid cabin, improved trail system, habitat enhancements, natural water source, and diverse terrain combine to create a functional and enjoyable property in northern Grayson County. Buyers seeking a tract that offers immediate recreational use and ongoing habitat improvement will find plenty to appreciate here. Call today and schedule your private showing!