Plum Bayou Farms
Plum Bayou Farms offers an opportunity to own a large, contiguous tract of high-quality farmland and excellent duck and deer hunting habitat. The property comprises 508.18 +/- deeded acres in Jefferson County, southwest of Altheimer, Arkansas.
The land is easily accessible via US Highway 79 and maintained county roads. Forty-seven percent of the property is income-producing, tillable cropland, which has been precision-formed. The cultivated acres are 100% irrigated via four electric wells connected to underground pipes leading to field risers. An excellent system of levees, water-control pipes, and roads are in place. The remaining acreage offers middle-age and mature hardwood timber, wetlands, and native grasses, providing an outstanding duck and deer hunting landscape.
The land is well-regarded for its exceptional duck and deer hunting opportunities. Located in a prime wintering regi...
The land is well-regarded for its exceptional duck and deer hunting opportunities. Located in a prime wintering region for waterfowl, the property benefits from its proximity to Stuttgart, Arkansas (to the northeast), the Arkansas River (less than a mile to the southwest), Bayou Meto WMA (approximately 10 miles to the east), and Plum Bayou, which borders the property to the north. Surrounding lands support high-quality duck habitat, with several renowned duck clubs nearby.
Hunters will find diverse waterfowl settings, including flooded timber, CRP land, crop field treelines, and the bayou. A 37-acre field in the southwest portion is ideal for planting duck food crops and setting up blinds along natural treelines. The tract includes 118 acres of floodable timber with 33 acres of adjoining CRP ground, known for consistently productive duck hunts. Additional areas on the property offer potential for waterfowl hunting or could be developed as sanctuary areas.
Deer hunting is equally impressive, with a strong track record of harvesting trophy bucks. Several established stand sites exist, and other parts of the property can be developed to enhance whitetail opportunities. The farm also features a field well-suited for dove hunting development. Existing structures on-site provide convenient options for a hunting cabin and equipment storage.
The property generates an annual income in the amount of $64,163.00 from cash rent on the agricultural operation and a CRP contract.
For a private showing or more details, contact Chuck Myers at 901-830-5836. OWNER FINANCING AVAILABLE!
Directions
Access to the property is considered to be excellent via US Highway 79 and county maintained roads. From US Highway 79 turn onto Lovelace Road and travel .25 miles to Shepards Island Road. Turning left or right onto Shepards Island Road allows access to the interior of the land from various points. The propertys interior roads system is outstanding and access is available throughout.