Great opportunity to own a cattle ranch with frontage on Red River. This property has been in the same family for many years and is a rare buying opportunity. The land has been primarily used for cattle and is completely fenced with a nice barn and a corral. The property also has a few wooded areas and a duck slough that offers some very good river-bottom hunting for ducks and deer. Red River frontage properties don’t come up for sale very often; call today! This 422± acre ranch sits in Little River County, Arkansas, a few miles south of the old town of Richmond and between Foreman and Ashdown, with frontage on the Red River. Red River frontage of this scale is uncommon in this market, and the property has been held by the same family for many years, giving it a long, consistent history as a working cattle operation.

The majority of the acreage has been used for cattle production and is completely fenced and cross-fenced, allowing for rotational grazing and separation of herds or pastures. A barn and a corral are already in place, giving a buyer the working infrastructure needed to run cattle without major upfront construction. Electric service is available to the property, a practical consideration for anyone planning to build out additional facilities or a residence.

Beyond the open pasture, the ranch includes several wooded areas along with a duck slough that provides notable river-bottom hunting. This bottomland habitat, shaped by its proximity to the Red River, supports both duck and deer hunting, giving the property a dual identity as a working cattle ranch and a recreational hunting property. The mix of open pasture, timber, and river-bottom water sets this tract apart from a straight row-crop or pasture-only property, since the wooded draws and slough create edge habitat and travel corridors that concentrate deer movement and hold ducks during the season.

Little River County sits in the southwest corner of Arkansas, where the Red and Little Rivers converge, an area known for productive bottomland soils, cattle operations, and some of the best waterfowl and deer hunting in the state. Richmond, once a town in its own right before the railroad bypassed it in favor of Ashdown, lies just north of the property. Foreman and Ashdown, the two nearest incorporated towns, provide access to local services, agricultural supplies, and US Highway 71 and Arkansas Highway 32, which run through the county.

For a cattle producer, this property offers a sizable, already-fenced base with a barn and corral in place, a straightforward operation to step into. For a hunter, the wooded areas and duck slough along the Red River bottom offer real, established duck and deer hunting rather than unproven potential. Combined acreage of this size with river frontage, working cattle infrastructure, and river-bottom hunting habitat is a distinctive combination, and this 422± acre Little River County ranch offers all three in one contiguous tract.