283+/- acres of premier hunting and recreational land along the Hatchie River in Hardeman County, TN. This property offers an incredible mix of waterfowl and big game opportunities with proven success harvesting ducks, deer, and turkey. Features include: • 8 established food plots, 10 deer stand/blind locations, and a 5-man floating duck blind with boat shed • 3 sloughs with year-round water and a duck hole with flood gate and guaranteed water • Approximately 1.25 miles of Hatchie River frontage, with 180 acres of low ground that naturally floods when the river rises, creating prime waterfowl habitat • 100 acres of high ground accessible by UTV or boat, plus multiple interior roads throughout the property • Timber investment potential: one stand ready for cutting now and another stand maturing in 15-20 years • County-maintained road frontage (approx. 0.5 mile) with a private gated entrance • Located just 0.8 miles from the nearest public boat ramp, offering additional access options Listed at $3,950 per acre, this property is enrolled in Greenbelt with property taxes approximately $600 per year. Approximate cost for electricity to property $40,000
30-Acre Hunter's Paradise with Food Plots & Prime Wildlife Habitat Don't miss this rare opportunity to own 330 acres of premier recreational land, perfectly set up for deer and turkey hunting. This exceptional property has been thoughtfully managed for wildlife, with established food plots, strategic stand locations, and ideal natural habitat throughout. Property Features: • Exceptional Hunting - Known for producing trophy whitetail deer and abundant wild turkey, this land offers everything a serious hunter needs: thick bedding areas, hardwood ridges, travel corridors, and multiple established food plots to draw and hold game. • Strategic Food Plots - Multiple well-maintained food plots are already in place, making this a turnkey hunting property. • Diverse Habitat - A mix of open fields 10+/- acres, timbered draws, and rolling hills creates excellent edge habitat and natural movement patterns. • Trail System - A network of internal trails allows for easy access to stand sites and full use of the land, whether for hunting or recreation. • Seclusion with Access - Tucked away on a quiet road, yet with convenient access, this property offers both privacy and practicality. • Potential Build Site - Beautiful location that would be ideal for building a hunting cabin, lodge, or country home. Whether you're looking for a personal hunting retreat, a place to host friends and family, or an investment in quality recreational land, this 330-acre tract delivers.
Courtesy: Lanier Realty
Karen Lanier
This +/- 274-acre property in West Tennessee offers endless opportunities, whether youâ??re looking for a hunting retreat, a place to build your dream home, or an investment project. With this property you have the freedom to bring your vision to life. The land features a mix of cleared fields, wooded areas, and established roads, making it versatile and ready for use. Hunters will love the abundance of wildlife, including turkeys and trophy deer, while investors will appreciate the potential for residential development, recreation, or agriculture. This property provides the space, privacy, and flexibility to suit a variety of needs. Call today for a private showing.
Courtesy: Compass South, Inc.
843-538-6814
Located in Eastern Hardeman County, approximately 90 minutes east of Memphis and the Mississippi River, the Hornsby Southeast Tract offers the rare opportunity to acquire a large contiguous timberland investment property. Two primary access points lead to a well-established internal road system that provides logging and recreational access throughout the parcel. Investors will appreciate the diversified timber inventory, which consists primarily of mixed merchantable pine plantations that show immediate income potential. In addition, varying ages of pre-merchantable pine plantations offer long-term income potential. Finally, natural hardwood stands create prime habitat for deer and turkey. Adjoining properties consist mostly of large acreage farms and timberland properties. Finally, the property is less than a 1 hour from Blue Oval City, Ford’s $5.6 billion dollar campus for electric vehicles, currently under construction and estimated to employ 6,000 people when opened
Courtesy: Compass South, Inc.
843-538-6814
Andrea D. Conner, License 344441, Xome Inc., License 262361, [email protected], 844-400-XOME (9663), 751 Highway 121 Bypass, Suite 100, Lewisville, Texas 75067
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Hornsby is located in Tennessee. Hornsby, Tennessee has a population of 330. Hornsby is more family-centric than the surrounding county with 37.81% of the households containing married families with children. The county average for households married with children is 21.19%.
The median household income in Hornsby, Tennessee is $43,750. The median household income for the surrounding county is $41,138 compared to the national median of $69,021. The median age of people living in Hornsby is 36.5 years.
The average high temperature in July is 89.6 degrees, with an average low temperature in January of 27 degrees. The average rainfall is approximately 56.7 inches per year, with 1.8 inches of snow per year.
