This 48.31± acre tract on Copper Springs Road offers an exceptional opportunity to own private recreational acreage that directly borders and joins the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency (TWRA) Wildlife Management Area (WMA). Because the boundary connects directly to state-managed conservation ground, this acreage functions as a private gateway into thousands of acres of protected wildlife habitat. Featuring a natural balance of rolling timbered ridges, native brush, and low-lying drainages, the property is an ideal setup for a private hunting camp, weekend retreat, or custom permanent homesite. Potential Homesites & Land Features Elevated Building Envelopes: Naturally elevated knolls and gently sloping ridges along the road and interior provide private, cleared homesites tucked well away from neighbors. Topography & Timber: A mix of gently rolling upland terrain, marketable hardwood timber, and natural transition cover. Access & Utilities: Road frontage on Copper Springs Road with electricity available at the road. Internal logging paths and ATV trails allow for easy navigation across the tract. Premier Hunting & Fishing Direct WMA Adjoinment: Sharing a boundary line directly with the state WMA provides a permanent natural buffer and allows hunters to intercept wildlife utilizing both public sanctuary and private food sources. Deer & Turkey: Henry County is known for strong whitetail and eastern wild turkey populations; the property’s heavy timber and thick bedding cover offer prime hunting right out the back door. Waterfowl: Minutes from the Big Sandy basin and Kentucky Lake flyways, with local creek drainages providing duck hunting opportunities. Fishing: Immediate proximity to Kentucky Lake boat ramps for crappie, largemouth bass, and catfish. Proximity & Drive Times Kentucky Lake: ~5–10 minutes Land Between the Lakes (LBL) National Recreation Area: ~20–25 minutes Paris, TN: ~15–20 minutes Camden, TN: ~20 minutes Nashville, TN 1 hour 45 minutes.