On Crowley’s Ridge in St. Francis County, this ±98.1-AC hunting and recreational property offers quality deer and turkey hunting, significant elevation changes, healthy timber, numerous food plots and an exceptional trail network. Wooded ridges, secluded bottoms and varied terrain make the tract feel larger. The area is known for quality whitetails. Hardwood mast, natural browse, thick understory, bedding cover and established travel corridors create strong wildlife habitat. Trails follow the ridges and extend into the bottoms, providing access to food plots, stand locations and other areas of the property. The timber is primarily hardwood with a mix of pines and lush understory. Direct access is provided by well-maintained St. Francis County Road 700, with easy connections to Highway 70 and I-40. The property is near Village Creek State Park and Forrest City and convenient to Memphis and Little Rock. Acreage, boundaries, wildlife and property features should be independently verified. Maps were drafted using a historic survey available upon request or found in the documents section. Schedule a private tour today.

On Crowley’s Ridge in St. Francis County, this ±98.1-AC hunting and recreational property offers quality deer and turkey hunting, significant elevation changes, healthy timber, numerous food plots and an exceptional trail network. Wooded ridges, secluded bottoms and varied terrain make the tract feel larger. The area is known for quality whitetails. Hardwood mast, natural browse, thick understory, bedding cover and established travel corridors create strong wildlife habitat. Trails follow the ridges and extend into the bottoms, providing access to food plots, stand locations and other areas of the property. The timber is primarily hardwood with a mix of pines and lush understory. Direct access is provided by well-maintained St. Francis County Road 700, with easy connections to Highway 70 and I-40. The property is near Village Creek State Park and Forrest City and convenient to Memphis and Little Rock. Acreage, boundaries, wildlife and property features should be independently verified. Maps were drafted using a historic survey available upon request or found in the documents section. Schedule a private tour today.