If you're a serious hunter looking for a truly special tract, this ±55.3-acre property in Hardin County deserves a long, hard look. Adjoining the well-known Yano Tank Range of Fort Knox, this farm offers exceptional seclusion, strong wildlife numbers, and first-class habitat improvements already in place. This property hunts big. The current owners have invested heavily in wildlife management, creating a turnkey hunting farm that's ready from day one. Established food plots, strategically placed water holes with tubs, and a newly constructed pond with liner provide consistent water and nutrition throughout the year. Chestnut and fruit trees have been thoughtfully planted, fenced, and protected with tubing to ensure long-term growth and attraction. Habitat work here goes well beyond the basics. Extensive hinge cutting, prescribed fire, and timber stand improvement practices have been implemented to enhance bedding cover, travel corridors, and overall herd health. The result is outstanding deer and turkey history that speaks for itself. The back portion of the property adjoins the Rolling Fork, adding another natural water source and creating an ideal travel corridor for wildlife. As an added bonus, all existing tree stands and feeders will remain with the property, making this a true plug-and-play setup for the next owner. Location is another major advantage. Despite its privacy and hunting quality, the property is conveniently situated approximately 30 minutes from Louisville and less than 10 miles from Elizabethtown, Kentucky. Whether you're looking for a dedicated hunting retreat, a long-term investment in quality land, or both, this Hardin County tract checks all the boxes. Properties with this level of habitat work, location, and adjacency to Fort Knox are rarely available.