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AMERICAN LAND MAGAZINE | FALL 2020

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82 WEST SOUTH CENTRAL PAGES: 82-85, 87-88 PAGES: 88-89 PAGES: 85-86, 89-90 PAGES: 91-93 PROVEN WATERFOWL HABITAT IN CENTRAL AR 2,200 ACRES | CONWAY COUNTY, ARKANSAS | $6,600,000 Michael Poor - South Central Oklahoma (501) 428-7177 loch.mcculloch@whitetailproperties.com One of the best family farms in the area this property has been well managed by the same family for 35 years and it shows. Nearly 700 ac. of fertile crop ground that is irrigated from the Cadron Creek by three 12 inch line shaft turbine pumps that pump water through 2 miles of underground "P.I.P." pipe. Grow rice, beans and corn all summer then flood approximately 1000 ac. for the abundant waterfowl in the winter. Plantation timber on 765 +/- ac. has been managed with the same care. 675 ac. +/- of improved loblolly pine ranging in age from 1 year to 30 years old and 90 ac. of 28-year-old cherry bark oak produce income and house tremendous wildlife. Trophy deer, turkey, quail, rabbits and doves are in addition to the amazing numbers of waterfowl that migrate to this farm every year. Fishing is as good as it gets with over 7 miles of Cadron Creek frontage in addition to Caney Creek, Little Caney Creek and Cypress Creek that wind across the farm and empty into Cadron Creek. Six miles of interior roads, two wells, a 90 x 102 equipment building, 48 x 48 equipment building, 4 grain bins, and a 2600 foot grass airstrip complete this one of a kind family farm. 82 TX OK AR LA | W E ST S O U T H C E N T R A L

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