Situated deep in the heart of Stone County, Arkansas, where the Ozark hills whisper secrets of untamed wilderness, lies this extraordinary tract that's a true haven for the dedicated hunter and outdoorsman. Accessed via a solid deeded easement, this land offers the kind of seclusion that's increasingly rare in today's world, far from the hustle of highways and subdivisions, yet primed for those who crave the raw thrill of the backcountry. Imagine pulling up to your private gateway, knowing that beyond it stretches a world where the only sounds are the rustle of leaves, the call of a distant gobbler, and the steady flow of crystal-clear creeks. This isn't just land; it's your personal escape, a fortress of solitude where you can unplug, recharge, and pursue the passions that define the outdoor life.The property is a masterpiece of mature hardwood timber, dominated by stately white oaks and robust red oaks, interspersed with hickory and a mix of other hardwoods that paint the canopy in vibrant hues come fall. These trees aren't just scenery; they're the backbone of a thriving ecosystem, providing mast crops that draw in wildlife like a magnet. The forest also provides an opportunity for a return on investment with some magnificent marketable timber across the landscape. As you explore, you'll appreciate the thoughtful trail system that's been meticulously carved through the terrain. Over 3 miles of wide, well-maintained paths wind through the property, easily accommodating UTVs, ATVs, Jeeps, or even full-sized trucks for those epic trail rides that turn a simple outing into an adventure. Whether you're scouting for sign, hauling gear to a stand, or just cruising with buddies under the dappled sunlight, these trails make every inch accessible without compromising the land's wild integrity.Wildlife abounds here in a way that will quicken the pulse of any seasoned hunter. Deer trails crisscross the ridges and flats, with rubs and scrapes telling tales of big bucks bedding down in the thickets. Turkeys roost in the oaks, their morning struts echoing across the hollows. Black bears roam these hills, adding an element of excitement that's pure Ozark heritage, while feral hogs root through the underbrush, offering year-round action for those who love a challenge. And it's not just the big game; squirrels chatter from the branches, and small game thrives in the diverse habitat. What ties it all together? Water: abundant, pristine, and essential. Tick Creek and Jimmy's Creek converge right on the property, birthing the headwaters of stunning Meadow Creek. These streams run year-round, their gravel-bottomed pools shimmering with clarity, providing vital hydration for wildlife and serene spots for you to sit, reflect, or even dip a line for the occasional native fish. Scattered small springs bubble up from the rocks along the creek bed, ensuring hydration even in the driest spells, and creating lush pockets that attract everything from whitetails to songbirds.The terrain's character is what elevates this parcel from good to legendary. Dramatic elevation changes create a playground of features: small bluffs rising like ancient sentinels, long and level ridge tops perfect for glassing distant valleys, saddles that funnel game movement, huge wooded flats ideal for strategic stands, and intimate ravines that hide travel corridors. Several park-like clearings have been opened up, ready to seed as food plots, imagine brassicas, chicory, and clover drawing deer into bow range under the harvest moon. Rock formations dot the landscape, some towering and majestic, others forming natural shelters. One standout is a genuine tunnel carved through a bluff along the creek bank, a geological wonder that's as photogenic as it is functional. Endless hunting setups await: trails are cleared with ready-to-plant food plot locations on the ridge for long-range rifle shots, several stand locations can be set up along the saddles for close encounters, or even spot-and-stalk opportunities across the varied topography. This land doesn't just support hunting; it's built for it, with setups that adapt to archery, muzzleloader, or modern gun seasons.Location-wise, you're in prime territory. Stone County is renowned for its trophy-class hunting, with this tract sitting near the legendary Little Red River and White River, world-class trout fisheries that double as magnets for waterfowl and bass. Mountain View, the Folk Music Capital of the World, is a short drive from supplies or a taste of local culture, while vast expanses of National Forest land border nearby, expanding your playground exponentially. Whether you're chasing a big hill country buck, calling in a boss tom, or simply soaking in the solitude, this property delivers the ultimate outdoor legacy.Priced to move for the discerning buyer who values privacy, productivity, and potential, this Stone County gem won't last. This a legacy tract where memories can be made and life can be lived. Contact me, Zeke Barrett with Whitetail Properties, to schedule your private tour and step into the wild you've always dreamed of owning. Let's make this your reality... because out here, the hunt never ends.