Located along Upper Line Creek in Pulaski County, Kentucky, this 48+/- acre all-timber tract offers a combination of hunting, wildlife habitat, and general recreational opportunities in a part of south-central Kentucky known for its wooded ridges and outdoor resources. The property features diverse timber and vegetation across varying terrain. Mast-producing trees provide a seasonal food source for wildlife, while areas of thicker vegetation add both browse and cover. This mix of mature timber, younger growth, and dense understory creates a varied habitat throughout the tract. Some of the property's better timber is located along the upper third of the ridges, adding another feature to the land's overall composition. For the hunter, the property's combination of timber, topography, food sources, and thicker cover provides multiple habitat types within approximately 48 acres. The wooded ridges offer natural travel corridors, while changes in vegetation and terrain provide locations that can be evaluated for stand placement and hunting access.

Whitetail deer and other wildlife common to this region of Kentucky can take advantage of the combination of mast, browse, and security cover found across the property. Another notable feature is the public hunting land located directly across the road. The Upper Line Creek area provides access to the Rockcastle River Wildlife Management Area. The Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources describes this public area as primarily forested, with hilly terrain, some steep areas, and habitat supporting deer, turkey, squirrels, and other wildlife. The WMA is open to public hunting, subject to current seasons, regulations, and any applicable restrictions. Having public hunting land nearby can provide additional recreational acreage beyond the privately owned tract's boundaries. A buyer interested in hunting could use the 48+/- acres as a privately owned base while also having convenient access to additional public land. Buyers should independently review current Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Resources maps, boundaries, and hunting regulations before using the adjoining public property. Road frontage provides direct access to the tract and adds flexibility for recreational use and property management. There is also a potential location for a primitive hunting or recreational cabin. Any cabin construction, utilities, septic systems, or other improvements would be subject to buyer verification and applicable local requirements. The property is being offered primarily as a recreational and hunting tract, but its size, road frontage, and timbered setting provide opportunities for a variety of outdoor activities. In addition to hunting, the acreage could be used for hiking, wildlife observation, camping, and other recreational pursuits. The timber and varied terrain also give the property the character associated with larger wooded tracts in eastern Pulaski County. The location provides a rural setting while remaining within reach of Somerset. Upper Line Creek is approximately 15 miles northeast of Somerset, based on published location information for property in the Upper Line Creek area. Somerset serves as the regional center for shopping, restaurants, lodging, supplies, and other services. Lake Cumberland is also within the broader area, providing additional opportunities for boating, fishing, and other water-based recreation. Lake Cumberland and its associated wildlife management lands extend through Pulaski and several surrounding counties. Kentucky Fish and Wildlife lists hunting, fishing, hiking, and boating among the recreational activities available within the Lake Cumberland WMA. For buyers searching for Pulaski County hunting land, this 48+/- acre property offers an all-wooded tract, varied wildlife habitat, road frontage, potential primitive cabin site, and proximity to additional public hunting acreage. Its location near Somerset and the Lake Cumberland region also provides access to many of the outdoor resources found throughout this portion of Kentucky.