Positioned along the legendary Cache River waterfowl flyway, this 127.0 +/- acre property offers two tracts within a half mile of each other. The land delivers a combination of mature bottomland timber, tillable farmland, and an impounded, hunt-ready reservoir.
Situated between Grubbs and Amagon in Jackson County, Arkansas, the property is roughly 16 miles from both Newport and Weiner, 30 miles from McCrory, 43 miles from Jonesboro, 80 miles from Memphis, and 106 miles from Little Rock — close enough for regular trips, remote enough to feel like secluded duck country.
Access is straightforward via Arkansas Highway 14 and directly off Jackson CR 14, an all-weather, county-maintained road, and interior farm roads.
Tract 1 spans 51.4 +/- acres of bottomland hardwood timber and scrub-shrub wetland, laced with sloughs and openings just 300–400 yards east of the Cache River. A permanent duck blind is in place, and several additional shooting holes throughout the timber offer ready-made sites for further blind development.
Tract 2 totals 75.6 +/- acres and rounds out the offering with 65.6 +/- acres of tillable cropland suited to rice, soybeans, milo, or corn, alongside a 10 +/- acre impounded reservoir in natural wetland vegetation and willow trees. The cropland can be farmed conventionally or planted in duck food crops for sanctuary or hunting. The reservoir is ready for its own blind — a natural, walk-in wetland that holds ducks as serves hunters. Together, the two tracts give an owner options seldom found: timber hunting in the Cache River bottoms with field and reservoir hunting.
The property comes equipped with a well connected to risers, drain pipes and ditches, and a water-controlled reservoir with recent levee improvements.
Offered at $2,199,000 ($17,315 per acre), this property represents a turnkey opportunity — tillable cropland and a piece of the Cache River flyway, with the habitat diversity, and hunting history to back it up.
For questions or to schedule a tour, contact Chuck Myers at 901-830-5836.