KEVIN KEEN
Kevin is best known by his family and friends as one who loves the outdoors and can never spend too much time outside hunting and fishing. He has row cropped, raised livestock, and been an educator for the Arkansas Game and Fish Commission. His agricultural experience in addition to a B.S. in Wildlife Ecology/Management and a Master’s in Biology gives him insight to what it takes to operate a farm and manage habitat to reach its’ full wildlife potential. Kevin is a hardworking, eager individual who strives to put others needs first. Contact Kevin with any of your real estate or wildlife management needs and he will help you find the exact property you desire.
Kevin’s Properties
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Independence County, Arkansas116 +/- acres of prime deer and turkey hunting ground just outside of Batesville, Arkansas in Independence County. This tract consists of 27 +/- acres of planted hardwoods (no longer in any program), bottomland hardwoods along Miller Creek, and open pastureland. This property is covered with good deer sign and the sellers have seen turkeys many times over the years. The pasture is currently being cut for hay, but could also be utilized as grazing pasture if fenced. The property is in the floodplain/floodway. 1/2 of sellers' mineral interests to convey. For more information contact Kevin Keen at (870)215-1185116± acres$435,000
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Perry County, Arkansas120 +/- acre recreational tract conveniently located just outside of Perry, Arkansas. This tract joins/includes part of the brake known by many as the "gadwall" hole which has historically been one of the most productive duck hunting areas of Perry County. There are multiple clubs within a one mile radius helping to keep ducks in the area. Regardless of the name, I have also seen many mallards in the area at times as well. The eastern 40 +/- acres was recently clear cut with the remaining 80 +/- acres providing excellent duck and deer hunting opportunities. Scott Drive is120± acres$295,000
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White County, Arkansas17.77 surveyed acres of land in the city limits of Searcy, Arkansas. It consists of a mixture of upland ridges as part of Backbone Ridge and low areas with the Rocky Branch of Deener and Gin Creeks running through the property. There are building sites on the North and South portions of the property with the creek bottoms being in the floodplain. This tract is easily accessed from Highway 13 (N. Bypass Road). For more information contact Kevin Keen at (870)215-1185.17.77± acres$177,700
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Cross County, ArkansasWe are proud to bring the 193 +/- Manly Branch Duck Club to market for the first time since the early 1950's when it was originally purchased by the founding members. It is located in Cross County just SW of Wynne, Arkansas. Both the L'Anguille River and Lick Creek run through the tract providing ample water. The Eastern portion of the property is impounded by a levee that parallels the L'Anguille River. The property consists of both bottomland timber and a large buckbrush area in the lowest portions of the property which provides the type of refuge mallards seek193± acres$1,930,000
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Faulkner County, Arkansas28 +/- acres with 332' of highway 65 frontage. Two existing entrances with utilities on the property side of the highway for easy hookup. Excellent visibility and large traffic counts. Ideal for restaurants, mini storage, car dealerships, medical offices, banks, etc. Seller will subdivide, but front 5 +/- acres must sell first. Contact Kevin Keen at (870)215-1185 for more information.28± acres$1,300,000
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Pulaski County, Arkansas34 +/- acres of precision leveled, irrigated farmland. The well is a 6" discharge and was drilled in 2006. There is underground piping to each riser as well. The current farm agreement is a 75/25 share. The farm fronts on Wayne Road which is paved for easy access. Contact Kevin Keen for more information at (870)215-1185.34± acres$175,000
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Craighead County, Arkansas$2,250/acre is very rare in the Delta and especially rare in the duck hunting world when there are as many existing improvements as are found on this tract. This 465 +/- acre property consists of 385 +/- acres of planted oak trees which are all impounded. There are two wells, each with its' own power unit, to flood these areas. Most of the planted oaks are anywhere from 15'-25' tall and provide incredible habitat for both ducks and deer. There are many areas that are already cleared out and easily planted for food plots. The trail system throughout465± acres$1,046,250
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Cross County, ArkansasSizeable, flooded timber tracts along the L'Anguille River are hard to come by and this 505 +/- acres is the duck hunting property you have been looking for. It is located in Cross County just NW of the town of Cherry Valley, South of Jonesboro, and North of Brinkley. If you're wondering about the flyway, zoom out and you will note this tract is only 12 miles due South of Claypool's Reservoir where one of the most famous pictures in Arkansas Duck hunting history was taken in 1956. Additionally, the seller states this tract has consistently produced over 900505± acres$4,400,000
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Pulaski County, ArkansasIfyou have been looking for a large farm near Little Rock for a place to build yourforever home overlooking a private lake or a cabin in the woods to entertain family and friends withendless hunting, fishing, and ATV/UTV riding opportunities, we have FOUND YOURFAVORITE PLACE. From the professionally managed bass fishery to the property beingdaily maintained by fulltime caretakers, this tract has been watched over and improved daily for many years. This 712 +/- acre property is only 25 minutes from ChenalParkway which keeps you near any desired amenities, while maintaining the feelof being hours from anywhere. The property712± acres$4,129,600
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Pulaski County, ArkansasExcellent 80 +/- acre tract in excellent proximity to Little Rock/North Little Rock. It is located just off Kerr Road, at the end of McCoy Lane. The tract offers both duck and deer hunting in and around Lone Cypress Brake. Being at the end of the road would make this a perfect property for building your dream home with deer and duck hunting out the back door, yet only 10-15 minutes from Little Rock. A majority of the property is in the floodplain, which provides the duck hunting opportunities, but there is some acreage that should allow easy building80± acres$525,000