State Route 534 Located in Graves County, Kentucky, this timbered hunting tract offers a solid combination of diverse terrain, thick security cover, food plot potential, and convenient access. With timbered ridges and draws, two old fields, nearby row crop acreage, and approximately 850 feet of road frontage, the property provides a versatile setup for deer and turkey hunting with opportunities for future habitat improvements. Rolling topography runs throughout the tract, creating a mixture of ridges, draws, and natural terrain transitions. These features add diversity to the property and provide natural travel routes for wildlife moving between different portions of the surrounding habitat. The property is primarily timbered with a mixture of softwoods and mast-producing hardwoods. Areas of dense security and bedding cover provide secluded habitat for whitetails, while the hardwood timber offers seasonal forage for both deer and turkey. Two old fields are located within the property and could potentially be reclaimed for food plot acreage. Opening these areas back up would provide an opportunity to establish strategically located food sources within the surrounding timber. The property is also located close to row crop ground to the southeast, adding nearby agricultural food sources to the overall habitat mix. Approximately 850 feet of road frontage provides convenient access to the tract, and utilities are available for potential future improvements. The combination of road access and utilities also adds flexibility for anyone considering a future hunting camp or other recreational improvements. The property's location provides convenient access to additional public land and outdoor recreation. Kaler Bottoms Wildlife Management Area and Clarks River National Wildlife Refuge are both nearby, expanding the recreational opportunities in the surrounding area. Kentucky Lake, Land Between the Lakes, and Lake Barkley are also within a short drive, providing access to boating, fishing, hiking, camping, and other outdoor activities throughout Western Kentucky. For buyers looking for a manageable timbered hunting property with room for habitat improvements, this Graves County tract offers a strong combination of timber, security cover, potential food plots, nearby agricultural ground, road frontage, and access to some of Western Kentucky's major outdoor recreation areas.