Mallard Point Reserve consists of 165.0 (+/-) acres and is located northwest of Augusta, Arkansas in Woodruff County. The property rests along a bend in the White River with 1.25 (+/-) miles of river frontage and is positioned in an excellent waterfowl flyway. The land provides recreational opportunities for duck, deer, and turkey hunting. The property was enrolled in the Wetlands Reserve Program (WRP) and between 2005 and 2006 it was planted in hardwood trees. The trees are 10 to 20 feet tall and grow- ing thick amid many volunteer grasses. Water control structures are in place and there are a couple of natural, small ponds and about three (3) man-made ponds scattered through several grassy, built up roads, which meander throughout the area and are maintained by mowing. The initial access to the land is via a county road that turns into a field road all the way to the property (a legally recorded land access easement is in place). There is a nice, three (3) acre improvement site with graveled road to it, which rests on the bank of the White River that is ideal for the development of a hunting cabin. The land begins to flood when the White River is at 27.5 at Augusta and completely floods when the river level is at 30. When flooded the property is acces- sible via the White River from Augusta.