This 358+/- acre hunting and recreational property in Henry County, Tennessee, offers a well-balanced mix of habitat types, established improvements, and access from two directions. The tract features multiple creek branches, a small pond, 23+/- acres of open fields and food plots, and a strong interior road system that allows convenient travel throughout the property.

The land supports a highly diverse blend of vegetation, including hardwood forests, evergreen stands, open ground, native warm-season grasses, and riparian corridors. This diversity provides natural bedding areas, browse, and transition zones that support wildlife movement across the property. The interior layout includes a long, winding field that creates significant edge habitat. The combination of timber and open ground along this corridor allows wildlife to travel with cover while remaining near food sources. Edge habitat such as this is often associated with consistent deer and turkey activity, and sign throughout the property reflects that.

The property has a rich deer history with visible rubs and scrapes across multiple areas of the farm. Turkey scratchings are evident throughout the timber and field edges, and the area is known for a strong turkey population. Seven established shooting houses are already in place, offering coverage across food plots and travel corridors. These improvements allow the next owner to step into a property that is already set up for hunting.

Access is available from both the northwest and southeast boundaries, creating flexibility for entry and exit depending on wind direction and hunting strategy. The internal road network ties the property together, making it easier to reach stands, manage food plots, or perform land maintenance. The existing 23+/- acres of open ground can continue to serve as food plots and staging areas or be adapted to meet future land management goals.

Water features include multiple creek branches and a small pond, which provide water sources for wildlife and contribute to habitat diversity. The presence of water, timber, and open ground within one contiguous tract supports year-round recreational use.

The property is located in Henry County, Tennessee, approximately 15 miles from Paris, about 25 miles from McKenzie, and roughly 20 miles from Murray. Tennessee offers a long hunting season and a strong outdoor recreation culture, while nearby Kentucky provides additional regional amenities.

Whether you are looking for a hunting property with established improvements, a recreational retreat, or acreage with diverse habitat types, this 358+/- acre tract offers the elements that many buyers seek in West Tennessee land.