Opportunities to own a waterfowl property in this location are few and far between. This 135± acre tract adjoins the renowned Chickasaw National Wildlife Refuge, a 25,006-acre protected area established in 1985 that serves as one of the most significant waterfowl destinations along the Mississippi Flyway. During favorable migration and habitat conditions, waterfowl numbers within the refuge can exceed 250,000 birds. Positioned near the Mississippi River, this property sits directly in the path of migrating ducks and geese, making it an exceptional setup for serious waterfowl hunters. The tract features two established blind locations, allowing hunters flexibility based on wind, water levels, and bird movement throughout the season. The combination of refuge frontage, proven hunting opportunities, and a location within one of the nation's premier migratory corridors creates a property that is difficult to replicate. This tract offers a rare chance to own a piece of one of West Tennessee's most desirable waterfowl regions.