This 42.5± acre property in Obion County, Tennessee offers a strong mix of water, cover, and privacy suited for hunting and recreation. The tract features three ponds totaling approximately 2.2± acres, providing reliable water for wildlife and added recreational appeal. The landscape consists of early successional vegetation, including grasses, young timber, and brush, creating thick bedding cover and natural browse for deer and other game. This habitat supports consistent wildlife activity and natural travel corridors. Surrounding row crop fields provide additional food sources, helping create strong movement patterns between feeding and bedding areas. The ponds further enhance wildlife use while offering fishing and enjoyment opportunities. Access is provided by a deeded easement, allowing privacy with convenient entry. This manageable tract offers a balanced mix of habitat and usability in northwest Tennessee.