From Claypools to I-40, the Languille River has been and continues to be known as a main flyway for waterfowl. This river bottom land boasts prime habitat for wintering ducks and geese, and opportunities to purchase land of this caliber rarely see the open market.
There are approximately 85 acres levee-controlled buck brush and timber, 129 acres tillable farmland, and 51 acres naturally flooding Languille River bottom timber. This diversity of land use allows you to hold and rest ducks on your property all year while providing everything a duck needs to get through the season without ever having to leave.
Two electric wells provide ample water for crop irrigation and can also be used to flood fields and the levee-controlled slough on even the driest years. The uncontrolled Languille timber can be used as a rest area or can be hunted as the river naturally rises through the season.
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The landowner currently farms the tillable acreage and would like to lease back on a crop share, but cash rent can be negotiated. Over the past few years this land has been hunted by the owner's family and has been leased out to duck hunters. Although there are no formal harvest records on the farm, reports of large numbers and consistent quality hunts have been common from family and lessees.
Located on the Languille River approximately 4 miles north of Highway 64. Approximately 1:15 from Memphis, 1:45 from Little Rock, and 1 hour from Jonesboro. If you are looking for a high quality duck hunting property in a phenomenal location, call us today to plan a visit while this one is still available.