Located in Jefferson County along the historic Bayou Bartholomew, this 56.69± acre tract offers outstanding wildlife habitat and diverse recreational opportunities in a proven Arkansas hunting corridor. Properties along this bayou system are well known for consistent game movement, and this tract provides the type of natural cover and travel routes serious hunters look for. The land supports excellent deer hunting, with strong habitat that encourages bedding, feeding, and seasonal movement throughout the property. The mix of timber, bayou influence, and surrounding landscape creates natural funnels that can enhance hunting strategy and stand placement. Turkey hunting is another highlight. Numerous turkeys have been spotted on the property, and the surrounding hardwood bottoms help support a healthy population across this part of Jefferson County. On still spring mornings, it’s easy to picture gobblers sounding off through the timber as the woods come alive. Bayou Bartholomew adds even more recreational value. When water levels rise, seasonal duck hunting opportunities can develop as birds move through the bayou system during winter migration. The bayou also offers fishing opportuni

Located in Jefferson County along the historic Bayou Bartholomew, this 56.69± acre tract offers outstanding wildlife habitat and diverse recreational opportunities in a proven Arkansas hunting corridor. Properties along this bayou system are well known for consistent game movement, and this tract provides the type of natural cover and travel routes serious hunters look for. The land supports excellent deer hunting, with strong habitat that encourages bedding, feeding, and seasonal movement throughout the property. The mix of timber, bayou influence, and surrounding landscape creates natural funnels that can enhance hunting strategy and stand placement. Turkey hunting is another highlight. Numerous turkeys have been spotted on the property, and the surrounding hardwood bottoms help support a healthy population across this part of Jefferson County. On still spring mornings, it’s easy to picture gobblers sounding off through the timber as the woods come alive. Bayou Bartholomew adds even more recreational value. When water levels rise, seasonal duck hunting opportunities can develop as birds move through the bayou system during winter migration. The bayou also offers fishing opportuni