298 Acre Bayou Meto Recreational Tract
The sound of the wind cutting through a mallard's wings as he breaks through the treetops, back peddling in your face, on a cold, sunny, winter morning is an experience that everyone should have the opportunity to enjoy in their life. This 298 +/- acre tract bordering the world-renowned Bayou Meto presents you with the opportunity to experience just that! With over 23 years of growth under its belt, this WRP tract was designed to host waterfowl and whitetails. Built into the frame is a levee system designed to control water levels throughout its core. With a large amount of mast-producing oaks and established moist soil units, it has more than an ample amount of food to host the wintering flocks of mallards and other waterfowl that visit each year.
Dissecting the center of the property are two large natural gas pipelines that could be planted for supplemental feed for ducks or the numer...
Dissecting the center of the property are two large natural gas pipelines that could be planted for supplemental feed for ducks or the numerous whitetails that call this place home. The habitat diversity encompassing this tract is unlike any other I've seen. With the mixture of oak hardwoods, cypress sloughs, willow breaks, and the sloughs that meander the property, there are plenty of places for mature whitetails to hide, eat, and most importantly, grow. Sitting just outside of Jacksonville city limits and just a few short miles from Little Rock, the easy access to this farm is just the icing on the cake. Enjoy a hunt and be back in the office before 9!
It’s not often that a farm of this size, this close to town, and with this much potential comes onto the market. Call Zach Luster with Midwest Land Group to take a private tour before it's gone.
Property Features
-Over 1 mile of Bayou Meto frontage
-Quality whitetails
-Excellent duck hunting
-23-year-old WRP
-Established moist soil units
-Mast-producing oaks
-Built-in levee system for flood control
-On the edge of Jacksonville city limits
-Less than 10 miles to North Little Rock
-Blacktop access on Southeastern Avenue
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