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800 acres consisting of 666 acres of bottomland hardwoods and 134 acres of cropland well suited for rowcrops and rice. Main block has a natrual brake contaning about 85 acres superb duck habitat. $10,000 cash rent on field until December 2015.

Sellers acquired title by quitclaim due to questions of Levee Board claim to the property. Good transitional property to Whiskey Island, a highly regarded MS River private club. Tons of frontage on Whiskey Island Chute.

5 acres to be conveyed with the shared right of use to adjoining boat ramp on Whiskey Island Chute. Scenic view of chute and access to good fishing, electricity available.

At the intersection of the Mississippi and St. Francis Rivers - excellent location on MS River flyway and next to Whiskey Island - trophy managed deer and turkey hunting club. Only 40 miles from Memphis.

Very rarely affected by deep backwater flooding, levee protected from Mississippi and St Francis Rivers and St Francis River pump station when flooding occurs in the Arkansas Delta.

See vicinity map: take Hwy. 131 east off Hwy. 79 - 10 miles north of Marianna Arkansas - go 4 miles and turn right on Mossy Lake Road, which runs into the MS River Levee - take a right on the levee, go about 1 mile to the microwave tower. Deeded access for the main block start there - see aerial map. Property also corners on lebee right of way 1/2 mile south of primary access.

Great deer hunting, which is even better when tracts behind the MS River Levee flood. Diversity of habitat: 134 acres in crops, 85 acres natural brake, and 666 acres of highly productive hardwood timber. Fishing: Raft Bayou cut off from the St Francis River at pool stage - great bass and crappie fishing.

Timber cruise done in 2010 is available on inspection.

The subject is one of the larges levee protected, non-flood prone bottomland wooded tracts that remains in private ownership in Northeast Arkansas. Exceptional buying opportunity.

In cooperation with Wilkes Real Estate

4863 acres at $1150 = $5,592,450

Price includes 1/2 of minerals owned (approximately 60%) Balance of minerals owned can be acquired for an additional $300 per acre = $1,458,900. Total price for everything = $7,051,350!

It is located in Northern Arkansas nestled in the Ozark Mountains. This tract is contiguous with one outlying 40 acre block (see map). Just 11 miles North of Batesville, AR on Highway 69 between Cushman and Mt. Pleasant. This is a unique property with rolling hills, great views, ponds, multiple creeks, and long narrow pastures. A spring fed 200 foot waterfall that comes out of a deep cave. In addition, there is approximately 1 million dollars worth of timber remaining. Arrowheads are abundant. The wildlife population is outstanding with deer, Albino deer, Turkey, Bear, Wild Hogs, Dove, Quail, etc. Good road infrastructure with several ideal building locations. Approximately 60% of the minerals are owned. 1/2 of those rights will be conveyed to the seller at the price advertised. There are some conservation programs available on this tract at $75 per acre that a buyer could consider.

In cooperation with Rector Phillips Morse

The lodge features pecky cypress paneling, dozens of mounted animals, a 40' x 40' game room with giant screen TV, pool table, shuffleboard, screened in porch, 16' x 40' deck overlooking the bayou, neon duck heads inside and outside the lodge, fire ring, stainless steel grill, screened in fish cleaning house (excellent bream, crappie, largemouth bass and catfish fishing)  and hundreds of items associated with the lodge.  Owner says bring me an offer!

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Superb recreation property close to Jonesboro, Ar. and Memphis, Tn. The property consists of359.14 acres that is enrolled in the W.R.P. program. A 1-2 acre building/equipment lot located on the County Road will also convey. There is a 40 acre +/- reservoir that is stocked with game fish. The farm also has 17 acres of established food plots.

There are 2 relift stations on the farm. One station lifts water from the L' Anguille River into the reservoir, and the second relift station pumps water out ofthe reservoir into the underground pipe system that supplies water to the farm.

There are also 2 pit blinda and 1 tree blind. This property is located approximately 3 miles northwest of Harrisburg, AR

In cooperation with Caldwell Banker. Available 10-15-2010

Premier Mississippi River Duck, Deer, and Turkey Hunting Tract with one of the largest sand bars in Arkansas. This tact offers year-round fun for the whole family. It has a good population of deer with some really good bucks as evidenced by one of the largest 10-point ever-killed in Arkansas. It has a good population of turkey and offers some of the most consistently good duck hunting along the river.

It is directly across the river from the Chickasaw National Wildlife Refuge and is only a short one hour and fifteen minutes north of Memphis . It is located between Osceola and Blytheville, Arkansas, about one mile southeast of Tomato, Arkansas. It features approximately 800 acres of high ground above the banks of the river and 700-00 acres of sandbar with a fortune in sand and gravel.

Of the 1004 deeded acres, 471.1 have been accepted into the very popular Wetland Reserve Program where the U.S.D.A. comes in and replants hardwoods in the soybean fields. This was planted in Febuary of 2002. Up to 10 percent will be left for food plots for the deer, turkey, and ducks. This timber will grow at 600 board feet per acre per year (about $200 per acre per year at today's prices). It has approximately 200 acres of good big cottonwood and willow timber in and around the sloughs on the southeast side of the property.

This property features good access with a county road and electricity near the west side of the property. It has a great 10-acre lodge site overlooking the river. A current certified appraisal shows a value of $1485 per acre for 1004 acres; $2200 for 200 acres. Owner might finance this fine property.

This is an investment that you can enjoy during these troubled times. The events of September 11, 2001 saw many people's net worth fall with their stock portfolio. Good hunting property values have not fallen yet, and we do not expect them to. This is truly a safe place to park your savings and enjoy the outdoors with your family and friends.

Besides and abundance of wildlife this tract offers 4-wheeler trails throughout and a sandbar over a mile long, and in places, a half mile wide. Small and grown kids love bonfires on the water's edge in the middle of the Mississippi River. This tract has over four miles of river frontage. Historical records document Davy Crockett connections, numerous artifacts on sandbar from dozens of keelboat and steamboat wrecks.

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