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Prime 20 +/- Acre Property in Harold Alexander WMA – Perfect for Hunting & Recreation
Situated in the heart of the Ozarks, this 20 +/- acre wooded property just outside Hardy, Arkansas, is a rare gem for outdoor enthusiasts. Located within the Harold Alexander Wildlife Management Area (WMA), this property is surrounded by over 13,000 acres of Arkansas Game & Fish land, offering unparalleled access to prime hunting grounds and recreational opportunities. The Harold Alexander WMA is known for its diverse wildlife habitat, making it a premier destination for hunters, hikers, and nature lovers alike.
20 acres of mature, wooded land ideal for hunting, camping, or building a secluded retreat
Located just 1 mile from the boat ramp into the Spring River – a top destination for fishing, floating, and outdoor adventure
A road runs through the center of the property, offering easy access and dividing it into two 10-acre sections – perfect for building on one side and hunting on the other
Abundant wildlife, including deer, turkey, and small game, making this a prime spot for hunters
Situated within Harold Alexander WMA, providing direct access to thousands of acres of protected land
Remote and private, yet close enough to Hardy for convenience
Just a short drive to historic Hardy and convenient to Jonesboro, offering the perfect balance of seclusion and accessibility
With direct access to the Harold Alexander WMA, this property is a rare find for hunters and nature lovers alike. The WMA provides managed habitats that support healthy populations of white-tailed deer, turkey, quail, and other game species. Whether you're looking for a weekend getaway, a hunting retreat, or a future homestead, this land offers endless possibilities in one of Arkansas' most scenic areas.
Listed with Mossy Oak Properties Selling Arkansas
Contact Pamela Welch – 870-897-0700
Office: 870-495-2123
Visit www.WeSellArkansas.com for more details
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