235.46 Acres In Dyer County, TN

DISCOVER 235.46 SURVEYED ACRES ALONG THE OBION RIVER IN A PRIME WEST TENNESSEE WATERFOWL FLYWAY. Primarily cultivated, this Dyer County farm offers
a combination of agricultural, recreational, and investment potential. The property has a long history of family ownership, having remained in the same family since 1889. Located just east of the Mississippi River, the farm lies just over one mile from White Lake Refuge and approximately two miles from Thorny Cypress Wildlife Management Area, both known for holding significant numbers of ducks each season. This area of Dyer County is recognized for its waterfowl hunting, with migrating birds moving through the Mississippi Flyway and concentrating along the Obion River corridor. The well-known Red Rum Duck Club is located just north of the property, across the river. The Dyer 235.46 features Obion River frontage, with Coon Creek forming the western boundary. Timber lines the river corridor, adding diversity to the primarily cultivated landscape. A screw gate and turbine pump are also in place.
Access is available from Tar Hill Road, where an additional 2± acre tract is available as a potential lodge/home site. Whether you’re looking to expand your farming operation, invest in West
Tennessee land, or find a place to spend mornings in the duck blind, this historic Dyer County farm offers a range of possibilities.