This remote forested tract is located in the Bills Creek community of Fentress County, Tennessee, tucked away in the mountains between Livingston and Jamestown. The property consists of approximately 150 acres by deed and 173.80 acres per tax records and is surrounded by large blocks of contiguous forestland, creating a level of seclusion that is increasingly difficult to find. In addition to bordering thousands of acres of private timberland, the property directly adjoins Skinner Mountain Wildlife Management Area, providing immediate access to public hunting and recreational land. The land is predominantly forested and well suited for hunting, recreation, and long-term land investment. Mountainous terrain creates excellent habitat for whitetail deer, turkey, and other wildlife, while higher elevations offer impressive mountain views and a strong sense of privacy. The tract lies less than one mile from the banks of the East Fork of the Obey River, adding to the recreational appeal of the area. Access is provided via Boatload Road, reinforcing the quiet, rural character of the property. With no nearby development and minimal surrounding traffic, this tract functions well as a private retreat, hunting property, or long-term hold for those seeking acreage in a proven recreational market. The combination of size, adjacency to public land, and location within one of Middle Tennessee's most rugged and scenic regions makes this property a compelling option for buyers seeking true seclusion with meaningful recreational value.