The property consists of 160+/- acres of timberland with just a couple of open spots, and a live creek that traverses the tract. The topography is typical for SW Stone County, with elevation differences of about 250 ft. There is no record of recent timber harvest.

A true hunter's paradise with good access to this 'private, remote' tract. A considerable amount of marketable mixed pine and hardwood timber support strong populations of deer and turkey. Bear are also present. A couple of open areas could be used for wildlife food plots.

A 12 year old rustic log cabin was constructed by the current owner(s). Utilities are limited to electricity with rural water within 200+/- feet of the cabin. A wood burning stove provides heat. The refrigerator, stove, ceiling fans, and satellite dish stay with the property.

This part of north central Arkansas is well known for excellent deer and turkey...