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AMERICAN LAND MAGAZINE | FALL 2020

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83 83 W E ST S O U T H C E N T R A L | INCOME GENERATING AND IRRIGATED FARM GROUND IN SOUTHEAST AR 476 acres | Ashley County, Arkansas | $2,356,200 Contact Blake Shelby - (318) 366-5913 or Clint Wood - (318) 348-0675 This acreage comprises 60+/- acres of timber along Bayou Bar- tholomew with the remaining acreage in irrigated and leveled crop ground. All crop ground has been leveled with precision and the proper- ty has 6 wells for irrigation. This property has great access off of Grave road and is well suited for cotton, beans or corn. All acres are planted to beans in 2020. There is one pit blind with room for 3 more. Overflow refuge sits less than a quarter mile to the west. With the proper set up, this farm could catch some pretty good field hunting when the mallards hit overflow. The current rent on the farm is $50,000/year. GREAT HUNTING ALONG THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER IN SOUTH AR 528.62 acres | Chicot County, Arkansas | $2,700,000 Contact Brad Farris - (601) 506-1304 or Chipper Gibbes - (601) 248-8984 Yellow Bend has two separate camps built along the banks of the MS River. This is a great set-up for two partners or even a large family that needs the space to spread out. Yellow Bend has been managed for Trophy Quality with yearly camera surveys along with harvest sugges- tions by age class of deer since 2011. This property has an all-weather road to the camp houses and is some of the highest altitude land I have found along the MS River. Yellow Bend did experience a tornado in 2019 and as a result, about 1/2 of the timber was damaged which created some fantastic habitat and since have been salvaged where possible.

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