Jeff Cavitt
Jeff Cavitt
Originally from Tyronza in northeast Arkansas, Jeff grew up in Searcy where he later excelled as a college football player and graduated with a BBA in Information Technology from Harding University. He served several years as a network engineer for a Fortune 500 company and later worked in the banking industry. Jeff and his wife live in Searcy where he continues to serve a role in her family’s farming operation, commercial granary, and bulk fuel plant that’s headquartered in McCrory, AR.
All his life, Jeff has been an avid deer and duck hunter, most of which he gets from his dad, who is still his regular hunting companion today. Now that Jeff has two daughters of his own, he looks forward to teaching them the importance of agriculture and the outdoors and never taking it for granted.
As seen in his experience as a football player, network engineer and family man, Jeff has an uncommon toughness coupled with a detail oriented mind that makes him extremely valuable to his clients. You want this man on your team when you are making big decisions.
Jeff’s Properties
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Woodruff County, ArkansasThe Black Swamp lodge, located less than 1 mile from Rex Hancock Road, will get you as close as you can to this well renowned and famous area in Arkansas duck hunting history. With living space just shy of 3,000 sq.ft., you will enjoy a huge great room with a large fireplace along with 4 bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms. The impressive pecky cypress planks wrapping the interior of the place is a rare find due to the expense and scarcity of this wood today. The large glass windows lining the east wall of the great room1.66± acres$225,000
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Woodruff County, ArkansasThis was one of the earliest houses built in McCrory, AR. In 2007, the house was renovated and converted into a family restaurant to provide those in the surrounding area an opportunity to have a fine dinning experience. The restaurant has two stories with a total area of 4,226 sq ft, and currently has seating for 60 on the first floor and 45 on the second floor. The previous owners spared no expense on the purchase of the very high-end commercial kitchen. Some kitchen equipment to mention: Commercial vent hood Flat top and open flame grill Saute station0.56± acres$209,900
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Woodruff County, ArkansasThis 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 slough378± acres$1,400,000
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Jackson County, ArkansasSituated between Beedeville and Pumpkin Bend, and just over 2 miles east of the Cache River, this farm offers income with great duck and deer hunting opportunities. Although the last crop was rice, this ground will also produce other crops such as beans and corn. Terrain diversity is really cool on this place. Two significant water features, Little Cow Lake and May Branch, contribute to the wildlife and recreational appeal. The block of timber on the southeast portion of the property is the home to many mast producing oak trees that surround a "hidden field" that would be ideal320± acres$1,000,000
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Cleburne County, ArkansasMount 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 as60± acres$329,900
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Woodruff County, ArkansasWhy lease a field to duck hunt when you can own a great small acreage farm in an area ducks notoriously prefer. This is a great opportunity on a place that has crop income, great access, a well and is a manageable size. The unique size and shape of the property offers multiple opportunities for strategic blind and pit locations. The farm is in beans this year but typically rotated between beans and rice. If you haven't landed on a place to call your own for duck season, you need to take a look at this one.66± acres$225,000
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Woodruff County, ArkansasNice sized lot, located on the well known Taylor Bay off the White River. The property is easy to maintain, with electric, and perfect for a lodge, storage building, or parking your pull camper. With the boat launch only 150ft from the lot, you will have easy access to the White River. After launching, you can tie up on the lot's existing boat dock.1.25± acres$59,000
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Woodruff County, ArkansasThe 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 sheltered40± acres$325,000
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Jackson County, ArkansasThis tract, located just south of Beedeville, offers income production and recreational value. This area is well known for the massive amount of ducks that populate the region during the winter months. This farm is only a couple miles east of the Cache River and couple miles west of Bayou DeView. Having hunting ground positioned between these 2 major flyways gives one the ability to catch the waterfowl feeding and traveling back and forth. With a well on the west side of the property, you can guarantee water and suitable habitat for the waterfowl. This spot has all the80± acres$300,000