Welcome to the Sequatchie 1,046, located on Cagle Mountain off Robertson Ford Road near Dunlap, Tennessee, this 1,046± acre tract offers an incredible opportunity to own a large hunting and recreational property in Southeast Tennessee. Featuring over 1 mile of road frontage along Highway 8, more than 2 miles of Little Brush Creek, and a great mix of hardwood timber and pine forests, this property is loaded with natural beauty and wildlife habitat. The main entrance is located along Robertson For Road, while there are a couple other places to access the property. The property features rolling mountain terrain, mature hardwoods, pine plantations, open areas, and multiple natural water sources. More than 2 miles of Little Brush Creek wind through the tract, providing a year-round water source for wildlife. The diverse habitat supports strong populations of whitetail deer and wild turkey, making this an excellent Tennessee hunting property. With over 1,000 acres to explore, the property offers opportunities for hunting, hiking, wildlife management, and enjoying the outdoors. The Sequatchie 1,046 is enrolled in a recorded conservation easement held by Foothills Land Conservancy. The easement protects the property's natural resources while allowing certain recreational and land management activities, including private hunting, approved wildlife food plots, wildlife observation, and limited forest management. All activities are subject to the terms of the conservation easement. Subdivision, commercial development, and commercial timber harvesting are prohibited. Located in Sequatchie County, this property offers the peace and privacy of the Cumberland Plateau while remaining convenient to Dunlap, Chattanooga, and McMinnville. Whether you're looking for a private whitetail hunting retreat, large recreational tract, or a legacy property to preserve for future generations, the Sequatchie 1,046 is a rare opportunity to own over 1,000 acres of protected Tennessee land.