411 Acres in Hardeman County, TN

WELCOME TO THE HARDEMAN 411! If you’re looking for a large West Tennessee farm that gives you options, the Hardeman 411 is worth a look. Located near Saulsbury in Hardeman County, this 411± acre property brings together cultivated ground, mature hardwoods, creek frontage, former food plots, and strong deer and turkey habitat—all with the flexibility for the next owner to decide how they want to use it. Approximately 90 acres of cultivated ground are currently not planted, leaving a clean slate for the next owner. Put the ground back into production for a future harvest, transition it to pasture

for livestock, expand the existing food plots, or manage it strictly with hunting and wildlife in mind. For the hunter, the farm offers a good mix of mature, merchantable hardwoods, open ground, former food plots, and water. East Fork Spring Creek runs through the property, adding a natural water source and another piece to the wildlife habitat. With roughly 90± acres of open ground, there is plenty of room to build a food plot and habitat program around the way you want to hunt the farm. Established interior roads provide access throughout the property, while two gated entrances offer multiple points of entry. The farm also has frontage along TN-57 and approximately 2,900 feet of frontage along Rocky Springs Road. Whether your plans include hunting, farming, livestock, recreation, or simply owning a large piece of West Tennessee ground, the Hardeman 411 gives you the land and flexibility to make the property fit your goals.