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Canal Point represents one of the last unencumbered tracts along the White River, offering a rare combination of scale, location, and premier recreational quality. Encompassing 245± contiguous acres with nearly four miles of White River frontage, the property lies in the heart of the White River Bottoms-positioned directly between the renowned Fowler's Point Duck Club and the historic Pioneer Farm along a major waterfowl flight line.
Despite its 245± acres, Canal Point delivers the feel and hunting dynamic of a significantly larger property. Approximately 135± acres consist of productive, recently precision-leveled tillable ground supported by a new irrigation well, creating a dependable food source surrounded by thousands of acres of private and public timber. The agricultural component enhances both wildlife habitat and long-term value.
The balance of the tract includes natural timber pockets and cover that provide ideal travel corridors and bedding areas for trophy whitetail deer. When the White River rises out of its banks, the bottoms naturally flood, producing exceptional duck hunting that consistently ranks among the finest in this storied corridor.
The property is further strengthened by its proximity to extensive conservation lands, including U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service holdings and a state Wildlife Management Area directly across the river. These landlocked public tracts-accessible only by water-effectively expand the surrounding habitat base while limiting pressure, supporting outstanding wildlife quality year after year.
During lower river stages, the new well provides the ability to supplement flooding in select areas, offering flexibility for managed waterfowl habitat and increased control over hunting conditions.
(A newly constructed lodge situated on 11± acres is available separately and includes dedicated storage for equipment and gear, positioning Canal Point for immediate enjoyment and long-term legacy ownership.)
Rarely do properties of this caliber-featuring extensive White River frontage, irrigated agricultural ground, proven deer and duck history, and premier positioning-come to market. Canal Point stands as a true recreational oasis in one of Arkansas's most sought-after river-bottom settings.
Directions:
From Augusta head south on HWY 33 for 14 miles. Turn right onto HWY 262 and travel for 2.6 miles. Continue on Woodruff CR 884 and arrive at property. Locked gate.
