This 240± acre recreational property in Henry County, Tennessee offers an exceptional blend of habitat diversity, wildlife potential, and accessibility. Located near the Tennessee–Kentucky border, the property is ideal for outdoor enthusiasts looking to hunt or manage land in both states. It sits just 20 minutes south of Murray, KY, 18 minutes north of Paris, TN, 30 minutes from Kentucky Lake, and within a two-hour drive of Nashville—making it well suited for weekend use or extended stays. Approximately 20± acres are enrolled in CRP, generating $2,816 annually while enhancing wildlife habitat. The balance of the property consists primarily of wetlands that provide outstanding cover and food sources for deer, turkey, and waterfowl. The northern boundary features roughly a quarter mile of frontage along the North Fork of the Obion River, with Walnut Fork Creek flowing into the river on the property. This convergence of water creates a natural travel corridor that consistently attracts a