This 62.5± acre tract in Marshall County, Kentucky offers a diverse blend of habitat types with income potential and an excellent layout for deer and turkey hunting. Located near Kentucky Lake, Land Between the Lakes, and Lake Barkley, the property combines strong recreational appeal with quality wildlife habitat. Approximately 15± acres of tillable ground provide income potential while also creating excellent feeding opportunities for wildlife. The mix of open ground, timber, and surrounding agriculture creates plenty of edge and transition cover throughout the farm, helping to naturally funnel deer movement and establish ideal hunting setups. Watch Creek borders the property, while an additional smaller creek runs through the tract, providing reliable water sources and creating major travel corridors for wildlife. The rolling topography features timbered ridges and draws with a mix of softwoods and mast-producing hardwoods that provide seasonal forage and year-round cover. Areas of dense security and bedding cover are scattered throughout the property, allowing deer to bed and stage comfortably on-site. Numerous funnels and pinch points created by the terrain and habitat diversity offer excellent stand locations and predictable movement during the rut. The tract adjoins tillable acreage on multiple sides, further enhancing its hunting potential by positioning it between bedding and feeding areas. Access is provided by a gravel entry road with minimal road frontage, helping maintain privacy and reducing hunting pressure. Whether you’re looking for a manageable hunting property with income, a recreational retreat near the lakes, or a tract with future habitat improvement potential, this Marshall County property offers a strong combination of features in a highly desirable region of Western Kentucky.