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Nestled near the confluence of the Mississippi, Arkansas, and White Rivers, The Confluence 485 is a rare opportunity for outdoor enthusiasts and hunters. Spanning approximately 485 +/- acres, this property is a haven for wildlife, with exceptional hunting for duck, deer, turkey, hogs, and alligators. The wetland impoundments created by the sellers provide excellent habitat for thousands of wintering ducks each winter. The property is also home to an impressive herd of whitetail deer, frequently sighted in large numbers—sometimes over 100 in a single evening—from an elevated deer blind overlooking the Arkansas River. Additionally, the turkey population has flourished thanks to conservation efforts, and other wildlife, such as squirrels, rabbits, raccoons, and hogs, make this property a true hunter's paradise. One of the property’s highlights is 424 +/- acres are enrolled in the Wetland Reserve Easement. This tract is also home to a stunning Cypress Log Home, built in 2013. Constructed with 8-inch D-Logs from Mississippi, the home boasts cypress tongue-and-groove walls and ceilings, hickory hardwood floors, with 3,564 square feet of heated and cooled living space.
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Listed By: Robert Eason of Arkansas Land Company
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