Hurricane Creek Tract - 422+/- Acres

The Hurricane Creek Tract located in Dallas County just 3 miles north of Fordyce, spans 422 acres. The tract features excellent access. It has frontage on U. S. Hwy 167. The property features excellent access with frontage on U. S. Hwy 167. Good internal access is provided by an established network of trails across the 422 acres. These trails connect to existing food plots and an area that serves as a campsite, enhancing usability. Approximately 205 acres were harvested about 9 years ago. This area now features natural hardwood regrowth. Another 97.5 acres contain 23-year-old thinned pine plantation. The remaining acreage includes 38 acres of hardwoods. Additionally, 80.5 acres are bottomland hardwoods along the creeks. This diverse habitat supports deer, hogs, and turkeys. It offers excellent hunting land. The property provides long-term timberland investment potential. Some short-term income is also available. Water resources are a prominent feature of the tract. Hurricane Creek flows through the northwest part of the property, while Moro Creek runs along the eastern boundary. Several other creeks and bottomland areas are also present, contributing to the 80.5 acres of bottomland hardwoods and diverse wildlife habitat. Many trails and existing food plots are found here. An area on the property serves as a campsite. Electricity is not currently on the property. It could be easily obtained if desired. This is a great hunting tract, just over an hour from Central Arkansas. The property offers diverse recreational opportunities. These include hunting for whitetail deer, hogs, and turkeys.