Big Timber Hunting Tract Near Greers Ferry Lake

Property Description

This 200 +/- acre property is covered in large, old-growth timber and packed with wildlife. Sugar Camp Creek winds its way through Butler Hollow in the center of the property before emptying into Greers Ferry Lake just south of the property. The terrain rises sharply from the creek on all sides and the slopes and benches are covered primarily with mature white oak, red oak, hickory, and other hardwoods, along with the occasional pine and cedar. For those who enjoy Ozark Mountain scenery, the property has numerous rock walls, bluffs, and formations creating multiple overhangs and shallow caves.

The rugged terrain is home to a healthy population of deer and gives bucks a chance to grow old and mature, pouring onto the property from the surrounding pine forests to feed on the heavy mast. Some of the best turkey hunting in Arkansas can also be found on the property, with Cleburne County ranking as the number two county in the state for harvested turkeys in 2023.

The property can be accessed from Hell Cat Heights Road, then via a “use permit” issued by the timber company that owns the access road leading to the property. The entrance to the property is gated and can be locked for security. A gravel pad approximately 1.75 acres in size was constructed on the property but never drilled, and the level pad provides an excellent camp or cabin site. Viewing is by appointment only, so contact CaLyn Zachary at (501) 483-5007 to schedule today!