358.12 Acres in Hardeman County, TN

WELCOME TO THE HARDEMAN 358.12 IN MIDDLETON, TENNESSEE! Here, discover 358.12± acres of prime bottomland hunting ground along the Hatchie River in Hardeman County. With approximately 1.5 miles of river frontage, this recreational tract offers room to roam, diverse wildlife habitat, and the opportunity to enjoy the outdoors throughout the seasons. A naturally flooded duck hole surrounded by cypress trees and an established floating duck

blind provide a setting that waterfowl hunters will appreciate. Nearby cultivated farmland and extensive timber along the Hatchie River corridor complement the property’s bottomland habitat, with opportunities to pursue ducks, whitetail deer, and turkey. The river also adds fishing opportunities for bass, bream, and catfish, giving you another reason to spend time at the property beyond hunting season. An established interior road system helps you navigate the acreage, while recently harvested timber areas offer opportunities to shape future habitat, encourage new growth, and develop a wildlife management plan suited to your goals. Access is provided by an easement from Peavine Road. Whether you’re watching ducks settle into the cypress, spending a fall morning in a deer stand, or casting a line along the river, the Hardeman 358.12 offers the kind of outdoor experiences that make a place your own.