Approximately 1,600 feet of Pryors Fork runs along the south side of this +/- 60.44-acre wooded property just northwest of Bedford in Trimble County, Kentucky. Nearly the entire tract is timbered, a network of well-established trails winds through the woods, and deer and turkey sign shows up in every corner. Hunting, hiking, camping, bird watching, and year-round outdoor recreation all have a home here. Terrain and Access: A little over half of the property is high ground and hilltop that slopes gradually down toward the creek bottom. There are no floodplains or wetlands on the tract, and the entire acreage is accessible. The trails throughout the woods allow easy, quiet movement from the hilltops to the creek, whether scouting, checking cameras, or simply walking the ground. A power line right-of-way crosses the property from the northeast corner to the southeast corner. The cut creates a natural opening through the timber, adding edge habitat and a travel corridor that deer and turkey regularly use. Timber and Natural Food Sources. The woods carry quality forestry throughout. Oak trees estimated at well over 100 years old stand across the property, an indication that this ground was likely farmland, open fields, or savanna a century ago. Wild persimmon and pawpaw trees are scattered through the timber, providing a seasonal food source for deer, turkey, and other wildlife, along with fruit worth gathering each fall. Wildlife and Hunting Deer and turkey numbers are strong. Rubs and scrapes were found right behind the house, showing active buck use close to the homestead. Mature oaks, fruit-bearing trees, the power line edge, and creek water put food, cover, and water together on one tract. Bird watching is excellent across the mix of mature timber, edge, and creek corridor. Pryors Fork Creek Frontage: Pryors Fork forms roughly 1,600 feet of the southern boundary. The creek provides water for wildlife, serves as a natural boundary, and offers a scenic spot to explore at the bottom of the hill. Homestead, Barn, and Utilities. The northeast corner holds the old homestead site on a +/- 2-acre clearing. An older house and a small barn remain on the site. Electric poles that once served the house are still in place, and power can be turned back on. The clearing provides a ready location for a camp, equipment storage, or future improvements. Location: The property lies within the Trimble County School District. Bedford, the county seat, is approximately 5 miles away (9 minutes), and Madison, Indiana, is approximately 11 miles (19 minutes) across the Ohio River. Louisville is approximately 47 miles (55 minutes), Walton is approximately 59 miles (1 hour 5 minutes), and Columbus, Indiana is approximately 59 miles (1 hour 20 minutes). Cincinnati is approximately 76 miles (1 hour 20 minutes) away, and Lexington is approximately 83 miles (1 hour 50 minutes) away. The location offers a quiet rural setting in the Ohio River hill country with reasonable access to several larger cities.