ARKANSAS WATERFOWL PROPERTIES FOR SALE

PRICE REDUCED $100,000!! Where in Arkansas can you find a consistent duck hunting property listed for $2,400 per acre?? Just east of Haynes, AR, this 1,360 acre property consists of 1,274 acres that was enrolled into the Wetlands Reserve Easement (WRE). Over 500 acres of waterfowl moist soil units were constructed and are irrigated by 2 wells. These impoundments are managed for native moist soil grasses and can be partially planted in foodplots each year. This tract holds thousands of mallards, pintails and a variety of other duck species each winter. The remaining acreage in

123.80 acre farm for sale in Arkansas County, AR. The Farm Service Agency 156EZ says the farm has 111.04 acres tillable with 50 acres of rice base, 61 acres of soybean base and 4.20 acres of wheat base. Per the owner, this farm produces 200 bushel corn, 190 bushel rice and 60 bushel beans. It is irrigated by a 12" well and a 6" electric well. There is county road access on Ethel Road and Jones Lake Road. The property is a mile from the White River Refuge and the access into Big Island Chute. This is

Here is your chance at a tract to hunt ducks and deer just outside of Brinkley. This property is 50 +/- acres and is accessed off HWY 302. The property was enrolled into Wetlands Reserve Easement and now has a 7-8 acre duck hole in the center of it. There is also 2 stocked ponds on the south end of the property. These ponds are about 20 acres together and hold ducks during the winter as well. The remaining acreage was planted in oak and cypress trees. The property is just east of Dagmar and the Cache River National

For 3 generations the Lewis Family has cared for this riverfront tract known as Cross Pond. This 2,450-acre forested property consists of huge hardwood bottomlands, plantation hardwood and open food plots that have been managed for its wildlife since the 1940's. This land for sale is located just south of Scott, AR at Bredlow Corner and is 30 minutes from downtown Little Rock. This tract contains over 1,000 acres of massive hardwood forest, similar to that found only in National Parks and Wildlife Refuges. There is another 1,000 acres of bottomlands that includes large cypress filled

It is no secret that the delta region of Arkansas is the epicenter of waterfowl habitat in the United States. Flooded fields, expansive naturally occurring landscapes, and hardwood bottomlands make for a unique region found only here. This extremely diverse 1,809 acre tract near Augusta, Arkansas is for sale for the first time in over 60 years. To the waterfowlers eye, there's little this property lacks. The location is prime, bordered on the east by the White River, bi-sected by cut-off creek, and neighboring hunting grounds including the famed White Oaks Duck Woods plus close proximity to Bald Knob

Located on Grande Avenue between Haskell, AR and the Saline River lies 640+/- acres of timberland for sale. This property is currently used as a hunting club just 30 minutes from Little Rock and 10 minutes from Benton/Bryant. The property is home to whitetail deer, turkey, small game and some waterfowl. The property is crisscrossed with ATV trails and shooting lanes with food plots and box stands in place. The property lies in the Saline River bottoms and is a majority of 20 year old hardwood with the exception of 110 acres of plantation pine and a 60 acre hay

30 +/- acre timber/slough tract sitting just off the Black River between Delaplaine and Pocahontas near the Dave Donaldson WMA. The property consists of a cypress/tupelo slough with bottomland hardwoods surrounding it that will readily flood when the river is out of its' banks. There is a boardwalk that takes you well into the slough area making year round access extremely easy. There is a floating blind that conveys with the property. This area is historically known for waterfowl and deer hunting. For more information contact Kevin Keen at (870)215-1185.

Cache River duck hunting paradise. Offered for sale is a 1/3 undivided interest into the 305 +/- acre Cache River Duck Club. If you know anything about Arkansas you know about the Cache River and you know of Grubbs. Take a look at the pictures and video and you will quickly know the history of this tract. Since 1992 this tract has an average of 4.26 birds per hunter per day. The way the members have historically hunted, if you get your mallards first, you leave meaning those numbers could easily be higher had they stayed for teal

PRICE REDUCED! If an investment grade row crop farm meets your portfolio goals, look no further. This 160 +/- acres consists of 148.27 precision leveled, irrigated FSA cropland acres and pays an incredibly strong cash rent. This property is conveniently located just East of Alicia, AR in Lawrence County. Highway 167, which is the corridor between Jonesboro and Little Rock, is less than 10 minutes away for easy, quick access regardless of where you may be coming or going. The West boundary is county road 741 and provides easy load out access for the farmers and is only

This 1,104 acres is located in what is known as the Tull Bottoms in Saline County, Arkansas. This tract has a variety of features ranging from thick stands of young native hardwoods, wetlands, clearings, river frontage, and a huge slough that runs through the entire center of the property. This slough backs up every fall and floods approximately 350 acres which has been very attractive to waterfowl over the years. Several large flocks of Mallards, Gadwalls, Teal, and Wood Ducks have been observed on this property. Not only is the duck hunting on this property good, the deer hunting