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This exceptional property is a hunter's holy grail. An expansive network of trails can get you just about anywhere in the vast improved timber stand. Some trails double as food plots, but there are additional food plots and shooting lanes throughout the property that are planted in oats and wheat. Sunnyside Creek cuts through the property, and there is also a wooded pond. About 25 acres are planted in baby pines, but the vast majority of the property is covered almost entirely with species of oak trees. It's had some thinning to reduce the basal area, making it an absolute hot spot for deer, turkey, and other wildlife. As a huge added bonus, the property is bordered on the western side by almost 6,000 contiguous acres of Cherokee Wildlife Management area, which you can hunt for deer, turkey, squirrel, rabbit, and quail with a general use permit. The trails are loaded with tracks and sign, and the game cameras are staying busy. Easy access from Highway 9 -- quiet and secluded, but close enough to civilization to have access to water and electric at the road and excellent cell phone reception.
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Listed By: Megan Murray of Varvil Real Estate - (501) 206-8014
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