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1,057 Acre Farm in Almyra, AR – Premier Hunting & Productive Farmland Located in the heart of Arkansas' rich agricultural and wildlife Prairie, this exceptional 1,057-acre farm in Almyra offers a rare opportunity to own a prime property with diverse recreational and farming potential. Known for its outstanding duck, goose, and deer hunting, this farm has long been a sought-after destination for outdoor enthusiasts, while also featuring productive tillable acreage for agricultural use. Total Acreage: 1,057.12 +/- acres Hunting: Renowned for its abundant wildlife, including ducks and deer, this farm is a prime hunting property. The wetlands and woodlands offer ideal habitat for waterfowl, while the open fields and dense timber provide excellent cover for deer. FSA Tillable Acres: 661.81 acres of high-quality tillable land, currently being farmed by a reliable tenant. The farm has exceptional water resources: a Little LaGrue Bayou spillway, a 30-acre reservoir, partial irrigation pipes instead of canals, three relifts, and two wells. Income: The property provides three separate, stable revenue sources as it is currently leased for farming, duck/goose hunting, and deer hunting.
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Listed By: Hudson Magee of Magee & Co. Real Estate - (662) 715-3955
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