This 1,240± acre property in Miller County, Arkansas, offers a diverse landscape of timber, sloughs, and open areas that supports a wide range of wildlife and outdoor recreation. Located in southwestern Arkansas near the borders of Louisiana and Texas, this tract combines high-quality hunting habitat with developed infrastructure suitable for family retreats, hunting operations, or group ownership.

Access to the property is provided by established gravel roads leading into a network of interior trails that allow vehicles and ATVs to reach multiple hunting zones, sloughs, and fishing ponds. The terrain is relatively level to gently rolling, with scattered oak flats, pine stands, and low-lying hardwood bottoms. Several established sloughs and ponds attract seasonal waterfowl and provide ideal conditions for duck hunting and fishing. The blue lake offers some top-notch fishing opportunities, as well as many of the other ponds and water features on the property. All these water holes, sloughs, and creeks make the property an incredible duck hunting destination, especially considering its proximity to Mercer Bayou and Sulphur River.

The land has been thoughtfully developed for wildlife management and hunting access. There are multiple stands and feeder locations positioned for deer, hog, and waterfowl hunting. The existing trail system provides convenient access across the property for maintaining feeders, planting food plots, or navigating between blinds. Timber harvested from select areas was used to create distinctive interior finishes in the new lodge, demonstrating a commitment to using local resources and sustainable practices.

The recently built 8,000+ square feet lodge serves as the centerpiece of the property. Constructed with custom wood walls milled from on-site timber, the building features multiple rooms, a spacious entertainment area with a bar, a large stone fireplace, and an open layout suitable for hosting groups. The structure sits on an elevated site overlooking a newly constructed pond, offering views of the surrounding forest and wetland habitat. Utilities include electricity, water, and septic, supporting year-round use.

From a habitat perspective, this tract features a mix of timbered areas, sloughs, and upland ridges that support whitetail deer, hogs, ducks, and small game. The combination of open water, mast-producing trees, and thick cover offers a strong seasonal attraction for migratory species. Portions of the property could also be managed for timber income, food plot expansion, or continued habitat enhancement.

Located approximately 15 miles southeast of Texarkana and about 10 miles west of Fouke, the property remains accessible while retaining the seclusion valued by hunters and outdoor enthusiasts. Nearby communities offer supplies, dining, and lodging when needed, while the property itself provides a private setting for recreation and land stewardship.

Whether managed as a hunting destination, recreational getaway, or family retreat, this 1,240-acre tract in Miller County offers a rare opportunity to own a large, contiguous parcel of well-developed wildlife habitat with excellent access, water resources, and substantial on-site improvements.