Parks Bottom

Tucked right off the banks of the Obion River in Obion, Tennessee, this 28.5± acre recreational farm is a true West Tennessee waterfowl property built with the serious outdoorsman in mind. A brand-new high-capacity well has just been installed, making this property even more ready for waterfowl management. The new 320-foot well features 60 feet of screen with a water level at the surface, creating an almost artesian condition. Equipped with a 40 HP submersible pump set at 148 feet on 6-inch galvanized pipe, the system produces an impressive 500 to 600 gallons per minute, providing exceptional water availability for flooding and managing the property's habitat. Positioned in a proven migratory corridor just south of Reelfoot Lake, northeast of White's Lake, and southwest of Gooch Bottom, this tract is known for consistent waterfowl traffic and outstanding hunting opportunities. The farm features a large cleared hole on the north end of the property, creating an ideal setup for managed waterfowl hunting. Well-maintained levees, drop gates, and installed piping allow for efficient water control throughout the season, while a 10-man blind is already in place and ready for opening morning.