Flooded oaks, river-bottom timber, and open fields define this ±355.4-acre Arkansas Delta hunting property along the famous L’Anguille River. Located in St. Francis County, AR, within the Mississippi Flyway, the two tracts combine natural waterfowl and deer habitat with opportunities to control water in a rare and efficient way. Known as the “Sisters,” the offering includes ±138.5-acre Little Sister and ±216.9-acre Big Sister, both along SFC Rd. 255.

On Big Sister, +/-5,000 feet of the L'Anguille River is found. Oaks, other timber, and brush flood naturally as water rises over the river's banks, placing acorns and other food within reach of ducks while providing sheltered places to feed and rest. The mix of cover also supports deer and small game hunting. Big Sister also has a well and former farm fields perfect for developing water control and food plots. Its substantial timber, soil types with water-holding capacity, and natural water course make it a rare find.

Little Sister is characterized by its creek-bottom wetlands and uplands. Located on a feeder creek to the L'Anguille, this 138.5± acres contains bottoms covered in smartweed and other natural forage. Little Sister also features a former farmland area with a well that can be flooded and drained, providing an opportunity for habitat that the owner can control. With easy access from SFC 255, Little Sister has the total package of potential that Arkansas hunters seek.

Two wells, existing farm fields, former rice acreage, and established drainage provide a starting point for managed flooding. Field contours and soils that lend themselves to holding water are a must for water control and these properties have both. Water control means you can hunt when you desire, not just when nature makes water available.

The Sisters sit among numerous private hunting and conservation tracts in this popular waterfowl hunting area. As such, these tracts have strong characteristics for conservation fund applications as well as neighbors who are accepting of hunting practices.

Convenient access from SFC 255 to I-40 makes the property easily reachable from Memphis and Little Rock, with airport connections in both cities serving buyers traveling from farther away. That access makes weekend hunts, habitat work, and longer stays practical. Buildable locations can be found on both tracts.

Acreage, boundaries, frontage, soils, flood conditions, well capacity and condition, access, and suitability for construction or managed flooding should be independently verified. Natural flooding varies with rainfall and river levels. The L'Anguille River is a navigable body of water. Any water-control improvements are subject to applicable permits and requirements, and statements regarding the suitability of the property for any purpose should be confirmed by the buyer.

Reach out today to tour the Sisters and explore the river frontage, timber, wetlands, and fields firsthand.