Arkansas Timberland

Big hardwood timber, private launch ramp on Bayou Des Arc, gated access, end of the road, whitetail travel corridor, flooded oaks, fishing.... The list could go on and on. A tremendous bottomland tract on a major bayou with all the characteristics, history and critters you would hope for. The access is protected by a locked gate and power runs down the road to an old lodge by the launch ramp. The lodge is not currently livable, but would be an ideal spot to remodel or rebuild. The timber is big and provides plenty of mast for the small game

Live water, turkeys gobbling, whitetail deer, creek bottoms, pine ridges, scenic overlook, trails and food plots. This is one beautiful piece of property. There's a great trail system that gets you most places on the tract but most importantly it gets you to the clear moving water of Cove Creek. Cove creek is surprisingly wide with some deeper pools offering great opportunity for fishing, swimming and kayaking. It flows along the eastern boundary in two different areas giving you almost a half mile of frontage. The place is covered up with turkey sign and we saw one of the

Highway 5 between Cabot and Rosebud, AR is a nice drive to take if you'd like to see some beautiful countryside. You'll see a mix of rolling hills, pasture populated with livestock and some beautiful timber ground as well. Just east of that scenic stretch of highway and north of El Paso, lies 85 acres m/l off of Fox Den Road. It's really a nice short drive in from highway 5 on a well maintained gravel road that leads to the heart of the property. Water and power are both easily accessible along the road frontage. In fact, there is

There's a lot of good duck hunting in the Bradford Bottoms but not a lot of tracts available for purchase. We are proud to bring this one to market and already excited for it's future owner. It has a history of being leased with water guaranteed but , as a bonus, the White River also floods the property. It's currently enrolled in WRP but this one has an expiration date and will allow you to further modify and develop the property in the future. Upon visiting the land we saw quite a few birds and we are confident with it's location

This is a perfect piece to own if you have been leasing individually or as a part of a large camp. Its set up and ready to hunt. Lanes have been cut and could easily be planted for wildlife...they currently have some clover growing in them. There is a wet weather branch that runs east to west through the southern quarter of the property with some hardwood growing along it. It really compliments the pine that has regenerated on the property. This property is easy to reach & close to town. Mineral Rights do not convey.

110 acres +/- located west of Fordyce, AR on Dallas Co. 131 near the community of Thornton in southern Dallas County, Arkansas. Chip sealed road frontage along the western boundary of the property which provides great accessibility from one side of the property to the other. Both Ouachita electric and Fordyce rural water stretch along Dallas Co. 131 providing utilities and the opportunity for the buyer to build on the property. Timber was harvested in 2020 and it has been surveyed with lines painted. During timber harvest, you'll notice that small pine remain in areas as well as timber

This Wild Cherry Tract consists of 1,068 surveyed acres littered with wildlife, trails, and hunting opportunities. Having been recently clearcut, the property is a blank canvas for someone with big ideas for wildlife management. Located on a dead end road in the hills of northern Arkansas and in an area known for vast deer and turkey numbers. Over 1/2 mile of Piney Creek frontage and countless wet weather creeks provide reliable water features for the deer, turkey, and black bear that roam the premises. In addition to the large cedar groves that remain standing; the undergrowth of the

Crowley's Ridge is a unique place that is known for a variety of wildlife. The Ridge has a reputation for producing trophy bucks and an abundance of turkey. This property is gated with a private gravel road through the west 20ac, ensuring a secure/private access. There are trails throughout, with rolling hills, ridges, and clearings. This property has watering holes and streams offering great habitat to maintain your game and attract more. Just south of Harrisburg, you're not far from food or fuel.

The Hwy 33 Farm is located in southern Jackson County on Hwy 33 and is less than a half mile from the Cache River, which offers immense potential for duck hunting development. The north end of this 137ac +/- has around 30 acres of timber with a future duck hole already prepared. Multiple crops have been harvested on this farm, but it is primarily planted in rice or soybeans, offering income production for the investor. This farm has a gearhead driven well to supply crops with irrigation and the ability to flood the farm. The timber slough running throughout

The Black River GTR - 320 has right at 190 total acres of timber, with 160 of those acres having a levee system. There are flood control structures in place with multiple levees, gates, and an irrigation well to control your water. There are 60 acres of precision leveled cropland, and 80 additional acres of irrigated tillable ground. There's an extensive exterior road system allowing convenient access to the 8 timber holes ranging in size from 1/3 of an acre to small, tight openings in the canopy. There are two gates on each of the northern corners of the

Bordering the St. Francis Forest, and with the many ravines and ridges, this property hunts much larger than the 340+- acres that it consists of. There are many hunting opportunities for trophy deer, turkey, hogs, and small game. All of the ingredients are in place to grow large whitetail... -National Forest Border -Steep ravines -Lots of timber and thickets -Rich history of trophy deer There's a gated entrance and an improved trail system some of which has a gravel base. This tract is also listed as St. Francis Scenic Byway consisting of 484 acres total. (Seller is retaining mineral

The 427 acre L'Anguille River Bottom Reserve has all the pieces of the puzzle for the sportsman looking for a notable duck hunting tract in Arkansas. Bordering the renowned Cocoa Slough hunting club to the west, this property features approximately 416 acres of river bottom timber of which about 380 acres floods from the L'Anguille. Portions of this timber are some of the biggest trees the L'Anguille has to offer. There are a couple of ideal locations for river blinds as well as a 4 acre duck hole that is leveed with water control structure and normally planted in

204.22 m/l acres with a new survey located just north of McCrory, Arkansas. This property is high percent tillable with two irrigation wells, and is in a rice / bean crop rotation. There's county road frontage too for convenient access to the property.

Outstanding hunting property on Crowley's Ridge with a rich history of true trophy deer production. The trophy potential is only enhanced, and the hunting opportunities increased, by bordering the renowned St. Francis National Forest on the northern border of the property. In addition to the trophy whitetail, there are also hunting opportunities for turkey, hog, and small game. There's a gated entrance and an improved trail system with the main trail having a solid gravel base allowing for easy access. (Seller is retaining mineral rights)

This L' Anguille River Tract is all timber, has the L'Anguille River channel running through the property, and has some of the oldest timber found on the L'Anguille drainage on the south side of the property. There's a slough that runs through the east portion, and the entire property is lower ground that floods by the L'Anguille River. This property is adjacent to two large tract duck clubs on both the north border and the west border. One unique feature of this property is there's a ridge on the north end that runs into the slough for a great

This property is located just to the north of Helena-West Helena, on top of Crowley's Ridge, and bordering other private land tracts. There are hunting opportunities for trophy deer, turkey, hogs, and small game. There is also an established trail system, and a couple of strategically placed food plots. This property does have mature hardwoods on it as well for a potential return on your investment. Can be purchased with 340 additional acres...see St. Francis Scenic Byway Tract or Caney Creek on Crowleys Ridge (Seller is retaining mineral rights)

This 20.93 +/- tract is located in White County AR, just a short drive to the interstate. The majority of the property is wooded, but there is a perfect clearing with a gentle slope on the front of the property to build a home.This property has city water and electricity. This is the perfect place for the family that wants to be in the country but still close to town and deer hunt on your own property.

The Parker Branch 50 is a great piece of hardwood timber. Less than 30 minutes from Fayetteville and sits just a couple miles off Highway 71. Layers of benches divided by draws offer ideal topography for deer travel. Lots of deer sign throughout the property and a wet weather creek that cuts through the hills. An ATV trail travels to the highest point on the property to provide easy access. With multiple building sites along the road and power on site, this place is also ideal for a cabin or country home.