Situated deep in the heart of Stone County, Arkansas, this exceptional Ozark tract is a true haven for the dedicated hunter and outdoorsman. Accessed by a solid deeded easement, it offers rare seclusion far from roads and development, creating a private escape defined by quiet hardwood ridges, clear creeks, and untamed wilderness. This is more than land, it’s a place to unplug and live the outdoor life. Mature white and red oaks, hickory, and mixed hardwoods cover the property, producing strong mast, excellent wildlife habitat, and valuable marketable timber. Over 3 miles of wide, well-maintained trails provide easy access by UTV, ATV, Jeep, or truck while preserving the land’s wild character. Wildlife is abundant, with deer, turkey, bear, hogs, and small game throughout. Tick Creek and Jimmy’s Creek converge on the property to form the headwaters of Meadow Creek, offering year-round water, gravel-bottomed pools, and natural springs. Rolling ridges, saddles, wooded flats, ravines, bluffs, food plot clearings, and unique rock features, including a natural tunnel, create endless hunting opportunities.
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Zeke Barrett870-715-5437,
Whitetail Properties Real Estate, LLC217-285-9000
Source: CARMLS,MLS#: 26003464
Facts & features
Property
Features
On waterfront: Yes
Waterfront features: Cove, Creek
Lot
Size: 360 Acres
Features: Sloped, Rural Property, Wooded, Not in Subdivision, Unimproved, Other, Sloped Up, Sloped Down, Timberland, Hunting/Recreation
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