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Pin Oak, formally known as Section 16 Club is 780 (+/-) acres of unparalleled hunting on LaGrue Bayou in Monroe County, Arkansas. Imagine owning a duck hunting property steeped inAmerican sporting history, where legends like Tippy LaCotts, Edgar Queeny, Nash Buckingham,Walt Disney and many more prominent figures once gathered. This isn't just exceptional hunting ground; it's an investment in a legacy. A place that echoes legendary hunts and the famous sounds of “Bo Whoop” still resonate through the flooded timber, which attracts staggering numbers of migrating waterfowl throughout the Season. This is the heart of classic duck hunting, an opportunity to own a piece of history where these giants once stood. Names like "The Buck Hole," "Queeny's Blind," and "The Walt Disney Hole" add to the mystique of the land. Meticulously maintained boat roads winding through the timber offer prime access to this duck haven. The current owner’s records show an impressive annual harvest of 700-1000 ducks, a testament to the property's exceptional habitat and management.Additionally, the property offers deer hunting that is equally impressive.Multiple bucks scoring over 180" have been harvested!
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Listed By: Zach Alexander of United Real Estate - Central Ar - (501) 920-4439
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