Northeast Arkansas Hunting Property With Two Lakes
PRICE REDUCED! The eastern sky shows a tinge of pink as you check your watch, 8 minutes until shooting hours. At the sound of whistling wings, you glance skyward just in time to catch the shadows of the 30 plus mallards banking into the decoys. A noisy hen sounds off in the timber near you and you answer just for fun, it's going to be a great day! This scene is played out in a thousand timber holes, pits and blinds every day of the 60 day waterfowl season. Many of those hunts take place on the state and federal lands managed exclusively for wintering waterfowl. But for the lucky ones private ownership allows unmolested waterfowl to feed, loaf and preen in the flooded fields and timber, providing daily limits of mallards, pintails, gadwalls and woodies. If your desire is to own one of these waterfowl havens, while still being able to feed your wife and children, then look no further. The ...
PRICE REDUCED! The eastern sky shows a tinge of pink as you check your watch, 8 minutes until shooting hours. At the sound of whistling wings, you glance skyward just in time to catch the shadows of the 30 plus mallards banking into the decoys. A noisy hen sounds off in the timber near you and you answer just for fun, it's going to be a great day! This scene is played out in a thousand timber holes, pits and blinds every day of the 60 day waterfowl season. Many of those hunts take place on the state and federal lands managed exclusively for wintering waterfowl. But for the lucky ones private ownership allows unmolested waterfowl to feed, loaf and preen in the flooded fields and timber, providing daily limits of mallards, pintails, gadwalls and woodies. If your desire is to own one of these waterfowl havens, while still being able to feed your wife and children, then look no further. The Dishpan tract has everything a hungry mallard can want, flooded oak timber to feed and rest in, open water to roost and sleep in and acres and acres of weed seed. The Dishpan tract is a turn-key waterfowl hunting tract with multiple blinds and open water holes to hunt. The 180 plus acres provide an area large enough to hunt multiple parties while leaving adequate unhunted areas to hold birds. Two oxbows and a slew provide endless high-quality fishing when you aren’t slinging steel. 3 large built blinds are in place and have a rich history of being the end to many of duck, just come brush them in. In addition to the outstanding waterfowl potential, the whitetail deer have the food sources and cover necessary to grow REALLY big. A little time on the tractor and the multiple food plots are ready to hunt. Conveniently located just minutes from all the amenities of town yet remote and private and manageable for generations of hunting fun. The River frontage provides a unique opportunity to flood your own young and established timber with a pump in place! The Dishpan tract is a rare find with all the features you can ask for and to top it off… it’s priced to sell and won't last long. Opportunities like this are few and far between. Give me a call today for an onsite tour, but I must warn you you'll want it when you see it!
Property Features:
- 45 miles from Jonesboro
- 1 minute outside Pocahontas
- 2 minutes to local airport
- Approximately 1,000 ft. of Black River frontage
- Electric relift pump and underground piping for additional flooding
- Electric relift pump and underground piping for additional flooding
- Phenomenal habitat for waterfowl and deer
- ATV trails
- 3 large duck blinds
- Planted oak stock providing excellent future food sources
- Electric on site
- Phenomenal access with miles of trails
- Borders high quality production agriculture land
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