161 Tom Stamper Rd Frenchburg, KY 40322

Located in Menifee County surrounded by the Red River Gorge Geological Area, the Daniel Boone National Forest, the Sheltowee Trail and Cave Run Lake are 161 acres of wild and wooly wonderland. Surrounded by majestic cliffs and rock faces the property is home to the Hog Creek Shelter, one of the several well known rock houses in Menifee County. In the past the area has been a site of a major archeological dig for Indian artifacts by the University of Kentucky. The Hog Branch, a tributary of the Beaver Creek flows through the middle of the land. The area supports a strong wildlife habitat. Here you will find deer, turkey, bobcat, squirrel and other small game. Deep pockets throughout the wooded countryside provide innumerable hiding spots for game, and the Hogg Branch is a further attraction. Other wildlife may include coyote, fox and many non-game species of birds. This property is located within 10 miles of Longbow Marina on Cave Run Lake, a top 10 Muskie Lake in North America.