65±-Acre Cabin & Hunting Ranch, Polk County AR

This 65-acre property sits a few miles south of Mena in Polk County, Arkansas, in the heart of the Ouachita Mountains, with the tract joining the Ouachita National Forest along its boundary and sitting close to the Wolf Pen Gap ATV trail system. The property carries significant elevation change, giving it the ridge-and-hollow character typical of this part of the Ouachitas rather than flat ground. Timber is a mix of pine and hardwood, providing mast production and cover across the varied terrain. This combination creates the kind of diverse habitat that consistently produces strong deer, bear, and turkey hunting, all three huntable on the property. Multiple trails run through the tract, and deer stands and feeders are already in place, giving a hunter a property that is ready to hunt rather than one requiring ground-up setup. A two-bedroom, one-bath cabin sits on the property, giving it an older, rustic-feel base for hunting camp or weekend use. The cabin has full utilities along with a wood-burning fireplace, a propane stove, and porches that open to the outdoors, combining that rustic character with the practical systems needed for regular use rather than only occasional visits. The property's location next to the Ouachita National Forest is a significant feature in its own right. Direct access to national forest land expands the effective hunting and riding grounds well beyond the property's 65 acres, and the adjacent public land also supports the deer, bear, and turkey populations that use both the private and forest service grounds. The proximity to Wolf Pen Gap, one of the best-known ATV and OHV trail systems in Arkansas, adds a recreational dimension beyond hunting, appealing to a buyer who wants both hunting access and riding access from the same property. Polk County sits in the Ouachita Mountains of western Arkansas, known for rugged, forested terrain, strong big game hunting, and extensive public land recreation through the Ouachita National Forest. Mena, the county seat, is a few miles north of the property and provides local services. For a hunter, this property offers established stands, feeders, and trails across a mix of pine and hardwood timber, with genuine elevation change, bordered by national forest land that significantly extends the huntable ground. For a buyer who also rides, the location near Wolf Pen Gap adds real recreational value beyond hunting season. This 65-acre Polk County property combines a rustic cabin, ready-to-use hunting infrastructure, and a boundary on the Ouachita National Forest in one tract.