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

Highway 64 east out of Bald Knob has long served as a prominent pipeline into the east Arkansas Delta for hunters chasing ducks and trophy whitetails. The first stop along the way for many central Arkansas residents (as well as many out of towners) is Bald Knob NWR and Hurricane WMA. Both well known for the number of waterfowl they hold and the trophy deer that live there. The Cut-off Creek 203 is just 1 mile north of Hurricane WMA on the south side of Hwy 64. Named after the creek that flows through the property for over 1/2 a

Finding 100 acres that allows you to hunt deer, turkey and ducks is not an easy thing to do. Finding it under 3,000/ac. is tougher still. This tract checks all those boxes and is less than $2,800 an acre! Glade Creek occupies a good portion of the NE 40 and always has water...most of it wading depth and less. It regularly attracts ducks and the deer use some of high spots to bed and feed on the lush vegetation as well. Hardwood timber and fields intermingle giving hunters a lot of opportunity at game, choices for stands

A turnkey property just south of Rose Bud in White County, AR. Two entrances protected by gates give this property awesome paved access off of Hwy 5 and the road system (one nice gravel road extending the length of the property east and west) allows you to drive throughout the property. The timber stand is in great shape and is mostly hardwood providing lots of mast. The topography enhances the place in several ways...it gives it a very large feel, provides a good assortment of terrain features to hunt, provides bedding and great spots to hide for the wildlife

The Oak Flat 320 is the unicorn of the land industry...flat ground covered in hardwood timber with a substantial drain running roughly through the center and surrounded by crop ground. Just a mile south is Bayou Des Arc and some very ducky ground that's all private...no public access. There are some very good possibilities for The Oak Flat including, but not limited to, further development for waterfowl and whitetail. The east and west boundaries are 1 mile apart and bordered by county roads making access easy and convenient. The "hole" is located fairly close to the center

Very rare opportunity to own an income producing hunting property in the Bayou DeView basin. The level crop ground is watered by an electric well and was in corn in 2017 and soybeans in 2018 and 2019. The water works its way to the south end of the field allowing a great opportunity to pull a levee and flood the field when the crops are out to hold waterfowl next to the woods. The timber itself is a variety of mast producing oak trees with a "brake" that runs NE to SW through the timber along the field. Although

Located in a beautiful part of the state to enjoy many outdoor adventures...the White River is in the same neighborhood as this property and there are cabins located at Allison to use if you come to fish or hunt. On a smaller scale, this may be the best 75 acres in the whole peninsula that the White River creates. The topography really lends itself to great hunting and has several features that attract wildlife and give a hunter a chance to have an encounter. There are a lot of animals using the property. Give us a call or

Black River Bend is an incredible opportunity to own an outstanding hunting property along the famous Black River in Northeastern Arkansas. The property is 122 +/- acres located in Jackson County due west of Swifton, AR. The property offers top notched deer & turkey hunting with the ability to kill ducks when the river jumps out of its bank. Over the years the property was converted from farmland into Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) and the planted hardwood trees are thriving as well as providing amazing food and habitat for wildlife throughout the property. The Conservation Reserve Program in place

A phenomenal recreational property just east of Cushman, AR located in Independence County, AR. Gravel road access protected by a gate at the end of a dead end road. Portions of the property show evidence of timber being taken off in years past and the deer have gravitated to those thicker areas for bedding. There are countless trail camera pictures of deer, turkey, and bear. The topography enhances the place in several ways...it gives it a very large feel, provides a good assortment of terrain features to hunt, provides bedding and great spots to hide for the wildlife

A beautiful blend of Habitat for both livestock and wildlife...and this place is LOADED with wildlife! About 100 acres of pasture with electric fence, a 20 x 40 pole barn and 50 x 74 x 17 hay barn to support the farm aspect. There are 200 plus acres of timber, streams and ponds to support your outdoor lifestyle. Water is what everybody wants to know about and this place is rich in that resource...3 springs, 2 creeks that connect and 4 ponds (one of those is stocked). The house was remodeled a few years ago and is

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.

We are excited to offer this timber tract in the Tuckerman school district. Paved highway on the south boundary makes access to the property a breeze. If you're looking for a place to build, but want to be able to hunt where you live...there is some nice public land nearby, not to mention the fact that the timber on this property has been known to hold some real good deer. This is a very well kept property away from the noise of town but within easy reach. Call or email for more details. We'd love to hear from

PRICE IMPROVEMENT! It's a privilege to bring a property to market that's so rich in resources and tradition. The Lazy R Ranch is comprised of approximately 320 acres, two homes, several outbuildings, pasture, timber and LOTS of water. Its rolling terrain and variety of landscape blends in the perfect way to offer both beauty and supreme habitat for its plentiful wildlife. The place is absolutely covered up in deer and turkey. That will come as no surprise when you see the roosting spots over live water, the numerous springs on the property, the hillsides blanketed in white oak trees and

Excellent hunting tract away from the buzz of everyday life! With the timber being cut comes an opportunity to lay out a design for optimal hunting success. The tract is surrounded by timber, has good road access and has a nice roll to the topography allowing wildlife to take advantage of various types of cover and browse. The remaining timber shelters a nice draw that cuts in to the center of the property directing wildlife, providing mast and opportunities for bowhunters to climb a tree. The property has power running through it, has been surveyed and the boundaries marked with

8 acres +/- located South of Monticello, AR on Midway Route in Drew County. Highway frontage on the west boundary of the property. Property has been surveyed and lines are painted. This property also offers excellent hunting and/or would provide the opportunity to build a house. Timber was harvested in 2019 allowing the ability of turning it into pastureland or made into a home place.

Yellow Bank Creek is a 36 acre +/- tract located just a few miles north of Quitman, AR on Highway 356. This timberland tract offers a beautiful creek, mature timber, and utilities that provide an abundance of opportunities whether you're looking for a place to build, hunt, or both. There's a trail in the south central proximity of the property off the highway that crosses the creek to get to the heart of the property. It's rolling topography displays the overall appeal and allows for a beautiful view overlooking the creek bottom. Minerals Do Not Convey.

This farm is located south of McCrory on Hwy 260 East at the old community known as Bulltown. Situated between the Cache River and Bayou DeView, this property is in the bullseye for outstanding duck and deer hunting. With approximately 230 acres of crop production ground, this property offers much more than just income. Fed by Locust Slough, the timber is prime for duck, deer, and other wildlife habitat. The timber bottoms are very clean for easy tracking and maneuvering throughout. The low areas on the timber's edge offers great points for waterfowl food and hunting. Along the slough

Mount Zion Estate is a property rich in amenities....spacious home, 2 ponds, fenced pasture, barn, indoor and outdoor entertainment areas, wildlife, deer stands, food plots, all conveniently located very near the world class fishing of the Little Red River and the beautiful clear waters of Greers Ferry Lake. Named after Mount Zion which peaks at the northeast corner of the tract, this property features views to the north and the south and feels like its 600 acres instead of 60. The deer and turkey are fond of the combination of hardwood timber, rolling topography and open fields as

The Brogdon Place, nestled between the Cache River and Bayou De View, is the perfect location for the sportsman looking for nearly any activity the Arkansas outdoors has to offer. This 40 acre tract consist of tall pines that transition to hardwood bottoms, openings for food plots, large oak trees and thick cover giving the deer reason to hang around. To the east of the property lies 80 acres of land locked Rex Hancock Black Swamp WMA with great duck hunting, pushing the huntable acreage to 120 acres. Tucked away at the northeast corner of the property and sheltered

This is an outstanding 320 acre recreational property with good potential for return on your investment with 142 FSA tillable acres, some of which have center pivot irrigation. The property has history of trophy deer, and, with Big Creek running through the western side from the northern border to the southern border, there are waterfowl hunting opportunities as well. This property is in a great location with convenient access just under 30 miles south of I-40 at Palestine.

This 80+- acre parcel has it all! There are 70+- acres of timber with the Cache River channel running through the northwest corner, a low lying slough running through the middle of the property, timber that seasonally floods, and 10+- acres of tillable ground for additional hunting opportunities for both duck and deer. The duck hunting potential consists of the following... -River blind potential on the Cache River channel. This part of the river channel is a wider area and sets up perfectly running north to south.-There's a slough running through the middle of the property with one

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

This property is in a great location between Augusta and McCrory, and has hwy. 64 frontage. There are 207+- surveyed acres with 120+- of those being a recent cutover, and 87+- of hardwood timber along Cypress Creek. There are multiple locations for a hunting lodge along hwy. 64. Hunters, this property is in a known area for trophy deer. There are roughly 87+- acres of hardwood timber, including a Cypress Creek which is a slough running along the eastern portion of the property. The balance is a recent pine cutover. The cutover allows opportunity for several food plot locations

Located just 4 miles west of Tuckerman, and 10 miles north of Newport, this property would be a great place to build a home. There is a mixture of beautiful mature hardwoods, CRP, and fenced pasture for your cattle or horses. Zone 4 is a known area for producing quality deer, and there is plenty of fresh deer sign on this property, see pictures. The surrounding ag fields, corn this year, provide plenty of food, and this property has outstanding cover in the CRP. This property would be a strong candidate for your small hunting parcel.

This property is located in the Beebe School District and has multiple uses. Hunters, this property has all of the ingredients to grow large whitetail. Roughly half of the acres are a recent cutover that's now outstanding bedding area for deer. The remaining acreage is made up of both mature pine and hardwoods. Hickory Plains Creek runs through the southwest corner, and there's also a nice pond. There are turkey hunting opportunities on the property too! Developers, this property has potential to be subdivided with road frontage on two sides and some utilities already on the property. Also, with

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

When it comes to waterfowl hunting, location is everything. This property is not only in the right location, but it has many other qualities a waterfowler desires. -Cache River channel runs through a portion of the property for a river blind location. -1.25 miles of Cache NWR frontage adding to the hunting opportunities. -150+- acres of flooded timber when the Cache River is out of its banks. -241+- acres of irrigated tillable cropland for a return on your investment. -2 wells to flood portions the fields for waterfowl. -Paved road frontage for a lodge.

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 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)

A great multi-use tract just outside of Cabot, AR. Paved road access, city water, phone and electric in the Cabot School District make this place ideal to subdivide. It was formerly in CRP but has been removed from the program giving the next owner unrestricted use. Improve further for hunting with the introduction of more food plots and timber management, or build and enjoy a private setting for a home or getaway near the conveniences of town. Theres a good road system in place (can double as shooting lanes and food plots) and a gate at the entrance. Give