Arkansas Timberland

Introducing the Durham Timber Tract on the Little Red. This piece gets top marks on the scoresheet for recreational properties. Let's start with location, location, location... It's situated on the Little Red River between West Point, AR and Georgetown, AR across the river from Bald Knob National Wildlife Refuge. It boasts approximately 3/4 mile river frontage and has a small oxbow like lake outside the levee that is replenished at times by the river. Inside the levee is a very mature CRP timber stand that has started producing acorns. It is currently enrolled in the program and comes with an

The Alder Creek timber tract is a recreational property in Stone County, AR near the White River. Its' 160+/- acres are protected by a gated deeded easement. The easement is a nice rural trail with views and scenery that prepare you for the sanctuary feel of the property. Being on the fringe of the Ozarks, this property does have some roll but not enough to keep you from accessing all the property. The highest elevations are blanketed with Pines that were planted nearly 20 years ago. They are growing well and the density is providing a lot of cover

19.91 surveyed acres +/- of timberland in Ashley County, Arkansas. Located between Fountain Hill, AR & Hamburg, AR from Park Rd. off of Hwy 425. The terrain is relatively flat with a creek running east and west through the property that provides water to wildlife using the property. Due to the surrounding property features and connecting timber, this small tract acts as a natural travel corridor for deer and other game. Established shooting lanes invite new deer stands to be set and a great road system in place to navigate throughout. Timber could also be harvested for an

Here is a great farm to consider if you are wanting wildlife recreation and income. Big Creek Farm is located just east of Marvell and west of West Helena. It features easy county road access, farmer in place and two major creeks that frame the property on the east and west boundaries. Big Creek meanders along the east side creating several outstanding funnels for deer and the word locally is that there are some real trophy bucks in the area. Although big cypress trees populate the channel, there are several open holes that should provide some waterfowl opportunities. The

37 acres +/- of timberland in Ashley County that offers an assortment of opportunities for a buyer. Located approx. 1/4 mile from both the Ashley / Bradley county line and the Saline River in between Johnsville, AR & Fountain Hill, AR. Acreage lays on both north and south sides of paved Highway 8. The smaller side (north) has a beautiful cypress brake running through it that has giant cypress trees along with big pine and hardwood...also where I jumped a few dozen wood ducks in the brake mid-day. On the south side of the highway on both the

89 acres +/- located north of Cave City in Sharp County, Arkansas. Powells Chapel road runs down the northwestern portion of the property before turning east...dividing the property in half (north & south). A portion of the timber was recently harvested and the property has been survey with lines marked. Majority of the timber located on the north side of the road was left untouched with what was south of the county road being what was harvested. The combination of the timber stand remaining along with a good balance of topography, this tract offers a great mix of

"Ducks, deer, turkeys".... you hear that phrase thrown around a lot in the real estate sales business. When describing many recreational properties, this phrase can be less than entirely accurate. However, these are absolutely the best three words to describe THIS 400 acre tract! Red Cut Slough on Cypress Bayou consists of 400 acres of premium wildlife habitat made up of roughly 320 acres of bottomland, hardwood timber and 80 acres of tillable fields. The tillable acreage to the north has 1,980 feet of highway frontage on AR 267/Cypress Lake Road. Approximately 25 acres of this highway frontage

Primo, manicured Sutton Creek Ranch sits in the foothills of the Ozark Mountains. This Ranch has been intensely managed for wildlife for the last 20+ years, and the results are apparent from the healthy older age class whitetail and the abundant turkey population. The landowners have spared no expense in the development of this property; over 6.5 miles of well kept exterior fencing with cross-fencing too, an extensive, strategically located food plot design including box stands, one of the finest improved trail systems you'll find on private land, a secluded, off-grid solar powered cabin in the center of

This property has the beauty of the Ozark foothills, and delta quality deer. Little Bull Creek runs through the property the entire north to south length. The diversity of the land includes rich bottomland soil for food plots, mature marketable pine timber, Little Bull Creek, and a hardwood ridge. In addition, and one of the greatest attributes of the property, there are many large acreage neighboring landowners who manage their properties for wildlife. For those interested in building their home in the country, this property has paved road access and is in a great area with established neighbors. Located