Fly-in Ranch With Three Rivers and National Forest Boundary

Property Description

Welcome to one of the most unique recreational farms ever offered in Western Arkansas! With over two miles of water frontage on three rivers, miles of National Forest Boundary, and a private grass runway, allowing great access to this remote and secluded ranch. If you have been looking for a unique farm allowing river frontage, national forest boundary, seclusion, privacy, hunting, fishing, ranching, and so much more, this great Scott County Farm deserves a close look.

Located west of Highway 71 in Rural Scott County, this farm is in an area that has remained far from any urban growth, preserving a quietness and way of life that has become more challenging to find. The 432 +/- acres are a mixture of productive pastureland, timberland, and water. The Clear Fork River and Black Fork River meander through the property and along the boundaries, before eventually running together near the northeast corner of the acreage. The confluence of these two rivers marks the start of the beautiful Fourche La Fave River, well known for its breathtaking landscapes and great fishing. The Clear Fork, Black Fork, and Fourche La Fave River all provide an abundance of outdoor opportunities to this property, with nice holes of water, rocky shoals, and year-round water. Along with the abundance of river frontage, this ranch boasts just over two miles of Ouachita National Forest Boundary, providing a nearly unmatched amount of privacy and seclusion. Pairing all of this with the private grass airstrip, this farm has the potential to be the ultimate retreat.

The farm has been meticulously maintained with production in mind. Tifton 44 Bermuda grass hay meadows within the property have been specially cared for to produce top-quality horse hay. Fenced and cross-fenced pastures throughout the farm have had exceptional soil and grass quality standards in place, which has led this farm to be one of the most productive in the area. 8 ponds are scattered throughout the acreage, providing water to the cattle pastures. A new 53’x125’ hay barn provides ample storage, along with several other older barns to expand farm infrastructure. A steel working corral is in place and currently being used to handle cattle on the farm.

Another quality worth mentioning about this Scott County acreage is its great hunting potential! Deer and turkey are frequently seen on the farm, and have had little to no hunting pressure in the last 15 years. Blocks of mature hardwood timber throughout the farm and along the banks of the rivers have provided the perfect habitat for game in the area, and offer a unique opportunity to the future owner. If you have been looking for riverfront acreage, with a national forest boundary, farm and ranch improvements, great hunting and fishing, all in a remote and secluded setting, you will want to give this farm a look. Call Jake Fowler today to schedule your private UTV tour!