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Glaub Farm Management, LLC

The Tonymon Farm is an excellent opportunity to improve a non-irrigated tract to improve the investment returns and cropping options. The farm soil is well suited for row crops and rice production. Electricity and rural water are located on the western side of the property.

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Historic Pecan Orchard for sale in Phillips County, Arkansas. Comprised of 20 +/- acres fronting US Highway 49, just West of the city limits of West Helena. 

Soil types consist of Loring and Henry Silt Loams, with an average NCCPI rating of 59.7. 

The farm includes over 75 mature pecan trees, two rental houses and two farm buildings.

According to the owner and former tenants, the predominant pecan varieties are: Money Maker; Mahan; Stewart; Big Dan; Sly; Pabst and Owens. The orchard was begun in the 1930s by owners Dan and Frances Whelchel. Mr. Whelchel was pioneer in the Arkansas Pecan Industry, introducing new varieties to the state, as well as helping many other farmers establish orchards. This orchard was a well established and popular destination for pecan buyers and other orchard owners. Trees vary in age and productive capacity. There had been over 100 trees up until March of 2020, when a tornado destroyed over 30 trees. Rental income from the orchard during prior years has ranged between $2,500 and $5,000.

SMALLTOWN  Hunting Properties and Real Estate

Welcome to Whistle Place Farm located in the Mississippi River Bottom, one of the most game rich areas in the United States. If you look for land along the Mississippi River, you will find plenty of equity share clubs, but not much private ownership remains. Whistle Place lies just 8 miles southwest of the Helena Bridge in Phillips County, Arkansas. The farm is accessed by Road 418. After crossing the levee, you will feel the privacy that comes with over 3,000 privately owned acres. The gravel driveway to the lodge is nearly one mile long. Once you are near the Mississippi River you will see the lodge on the top of a hill overlooking the river.

The current owner constructed the slab foundation cabin on a manmade hill instead of building it on stilts. No need to carry your furniture or groceries upstairs! Surprisingly, the cabin did not flood during the catastrophic 2011 flood so no worries there. Actually, you can drive to the cabin until the Helena gauge reaches 40 feet. The owner also built up more land for additional cabin sites in the event multiple folks would like to build in the future. The 2,600 square foot lodge was constructed in 2006 and features four bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a great room/kitchen combo with gorgeous views of the river. The utilities include city water, power, and septic sewer.

Outside, you will find a fireplace, cook station, and walk-in cooler. There is also a pole barn for your land maintenance equipment. As you leave the camp area, just pick a road. The miles and miles of roads with the MS River levee road will lead you anywhere you want to go without blowing out your entire farm.

The whole property (minus the 14 acre lodge site) was enrolled in the Wetland Reserve Program (meaning this place will be an unspoiled recreational paradise until the end of time). You will notice that the development has been done in years past, and it will only get better.

When talking about deer hunting in the southeast, the Mississippi River will quickly become a topic and Whistle Place Farm is no different. The deer hunting is already on a trophy level and should only improve. Over 60 acres of wildlife plots with numerous stands are in place with tons of room to add more. The biggest deer to date is a 163, 8-point bow kill. The Mississippi River flyway has been known for great duck hunting for as long as most folks can remember, and Whistle Place sits right in the heart of it. When you put rice and corn a few hundred yards from the river channel, its a disastrous recipe for the ducks. Depending on water levels, the ducks will have plenty of holes to choose from 10 to 12 at 28-foot water levels in Helena. Two diesel engine driven wells are in place to guarantee water. The turkey population is thriving with little pressure in recent years.

You can easily imagine the whole family, not just immediate, enjoying a place like this for hunting, fishing, boating, riding, getaway, you name it for years and years to come. The possibilities are endless at Whistle Place Farm. The wintering months should bring wing shooting in the mornings and whitetail chasing in the afternoons. During the summer months, you are sure to find a good eddy on the MS River to catch a catfish, a rock dike to go after those striped bass, or let the family play on your private sandbar. An additional 300 acre lease can possibly be purchased with the property.

If you have been wanting your own private Mississippi River Bottom paradise, call today for your private tour of Whistle Place Farm!

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Mossy Oak Properties Delta Land Management Co.

Located on the Monroe and Phillips County line, the Lambert Farm consists of 464 +/- total acres of tillable farmland and duck hunting timber. The Phillips County Farm Service Agency says the farm consists of 345.36 acres of tillable ground most of which is irrigated by 4 wells along with underground piping. The soils are a mix of Silt Loam and Silty Clay. The 2022 crop consisted of corn and soybeans. The current farm lease is a cash rent but expires December of 2022 allowing a new owner to negotiate their own rent structure. The remaining acreage is a mix of bottomland timber, open ponds/bar pits, sloughs and excellent duck habitat. This area of the farm is currently leased for duck hunting. In its entirety, this property adjoins the White River levee and the White River National Wildlife Refuge. This allows direct access into some of the most coveted public hunting areas in America. To take a look at this property, contact Robert Eason at 501-416-6923.

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Mossy Oak Properties Cache River Land  Farm

This 258 acre property is in Philips County, AR and was recently enrolled as a WRE providing recreational opportunities for wildlife enthusiasts. Conveniently located, this farm is a mile west of the St. Francis National Forest, a short distance from the Mississippi River, Crowley's Ridge, and the Memphis bridge. As a WRE property, what was once corn or soybean fields have been converted to ponds and levees planted in native hardwood species. There are 4 main ponds with about 3,400 cypress trees planted along certain perimeters of the ponds, with 6 varieties of oaks, and a total of 34,000 trees planted on the property. With food plots, moist soil units and good resting areas, this property provides the necessary ingredients for waterfowl and whitetail hunting opportunities. About an acre of the property has been left out of the WRE to provide easy access to this future hunting club. Gravel and build up material can be found on site.




Wetland Reserve Easement:

The purpose of this easement is to restore, protect, manage, maintain, and enhance the functional values of wetlands and other lands, and for the conservation of natural values including fish and wildlife and their habitat, water quality improvement, flood water retention, groundwater recharge, open space, aesthetic values, and environmental education. It is the intent of NRCS to give the Landowner the opportunity to participate in the restoration and management activities on the Easement Area.



Land Owner Goals: 

- To establish stands of bottomland hardwoods that are native to the Mississippi Alluvial Valley.

- To promote hard mast bearing trees for wildlife benefits.

- To expand habitat for a wider variety of wildlife species.

- Establish a woodland cover type to enhance water quality by reducing storm flow and runoff into local drainages and streams.




Current Conditions:

This WRE easement is located in Phillips County in east central Arkansas. Philips County is agricultural raising rice, cotton soybeans and other small grains. This property is typical of the land in Phillips County which is considered one of the more productive counties in Arkansas. The terrain is a series of broad flats broken up by low ridges, slow running, intermittent streams and a series of southwesterly drainages. The tract is seasonally wet and drains out slowly.




Species Selection For All Hardwood Fields:

3000 per species (Cherrybark Oak, Shumard Oak, Nuttall Oak, Swamp Chestnut Oak, Willow Oak, Pin Oak, Black Walnut) and 3400 per species (River Birch, Red Maple, Persimmon, Cypress)




Survey:

Reforestation projects like the one outlined in this plan are expensive and difficult to execute, but are worth the investment of finances and labor because, healthy, well stocked stands of mixed bottomland hardwoods provide important food sources, habitat and breeding areas for a wide variety of wildlife species. Roughly one third of threatened and endangered species live and breed in wetlands in the lower 48 states. Bottomland hardwood timber does a lot for water quality in our streams and rivers by reducing the severity of flooding by providing storage areas for flood water; filtering and sequestering nutrients; processing organic waste in run-off and by reducing sediment getting into streams. Bottomland hardwood timber provide many economic and employment opportunities for a vast number of people in the state of Arkansas.

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Big Spring Farm is an 82.5 +/- acre farm and home located just north of Helena, Arkansas in an area known for its diverse wildlife and recreational opportunities. The forests and wetlands that cover parts of the property provide habitats for numerous whitetail deer, wild turkey, and waterfowl. Water is an essential resource for any farm, and the presence of Big Spring adds to the farm's appeal. Big Spring provides a natural source of fresh water, ensuring a reliable supply for irrigation, livestock, or recreational purposes. The gentle sound of running water and the sight of a crystal-clear spring add to the farm's tranquility. Big Spring flows east through the property and deposits into Brushy Lake on the eastern side of the property. Additionally, the proximity to Helena offers cultural and historical significance. Helena is a city with a rich history, known for its involvement in the Civil War. Several war relics and artifacts have been found on the property around the Big Spring area. The property also includes a 1,500 sqft 3 bed/2bath house and shop. This house is currently used as the owners home but could be a nice cabin for a weekend getaway or short-term rental. Two areas of the property were used for cattle and are still fenced if you desire to have livestock. Minutes from the Mississippi River, Storm Creek Lake, and the St Francis National Forrest, this property will be a year around destination for the new owner. For more information contact Robert Eason at 501-416-6923.

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Welcome to Whistle Place Hunting Club, the newest equity share club along the Mississippi River. This
is your opportunity to be on the ground level of a club. Whistle Place is in one of the most soughtafter whitetail hunting areas in the United States, just 8 miles southwest of the Helena bridge in Phillips County, Arkansas. The club is accessed by County Road 418; after crossing the levee, you will quickly notice the secluded feel of the Mississippi River bottom. Drive down the nearly one-mile gravel drive and you will arrive at the river. The current owner has constructed 8 cabin lots, up and out of the flood zone (the owners cabin was not flooded in 2011). New shareholders can come in and construct their cabin on a slab and hopefully not have to worry about flooding or climbing two flights of stairs. Each cabin lot overlooks the beautiful Mississippi River in the back and wildlife in the front. Water and electricity are available nearby. 

10 Total Shares (7 Available for Purchase)
Cabin Lot Available with each Share (Built Up out of 2011 Flood Zone)
Annual Dues (to be voted on)
3,200  Acres on the Mississippi River
All but 14  Acres of Cabin Sites Enrolled in WRP (Wetland Reserve Program)
Land Makeup  Timber, Planted Hardwood, Sloughs, Wildlife Plots, Private Sandbar
Over 5 Miles of Mississippi River Frontage (Privat Concrete Boat Landing in Place) 
Trophy Deer, Duck, Turkey, Dove, and Small Game Hunting
Largest Deer to Date  163 8 Point (Bow Kill) 
Established Duck Holes with Blinds in Place 
60+ Acres of Wildlife Plots in Place (Most Equipped with Box Stands or Lean Tos)
Great Fishing and Additional Duck Hunting Opportunities on the River
Caretaker (to be voted on)
Biologist (to be voted on)
Family Friendly Club (Wives and Kids Welcomed at all Times)
Drivable Access until Helena Guage reaches 40 Feet 
Additional Shares Available 
Membership Subject to Club Approval

For years and years to come, you can easily imagine the whole family enjoying Whistle Place Hunting Club for its hunting, fishing, boating, riding, getaway, you name it! If you have been wanting to get in on the ground floor of a Mississippi River Equity Share, have a place to bring the family to enjoy the outdoors and/or hunt some of the best land in the southeast, give us a call for your private showing today!

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Welcome to Whistle Place Farm located in the Mississippi River Bottom, one of the most game-rich areas in the United States. If you look for land along the Mississippi River, you will find plenty of equity share clubs, but not much private ownership remains. Whistle Place lies just eight miles southwest of the Helena Bridge in Phillips County, Arkansas and is accessed by Road 418. After crossing the levee, you will feel the privacy that comes with over 1,200+/- privately owned acres (additional acreage available). Once you are near the Mississippi River you will see the lodge on the top of a hill, overlooking the river. The gravel driveway to the lodge is nearly one mile long. The current owner constructed the slab foundation cabin on a man-made hill instead of building it on stilts. No need to carry your furniture or groceries upstairs! Surprisingly, the cabin did not flood during the catastrophic 2011 flood so no worry there. Actually, you can drive to the cabin until the Helena gauge reaches 40 feet. The owner also built up more land for additional cabin sites, in the event multiple folks would like to build in the future. The 2,600 square foot lodge was constructed in 2006 and features four bedrooms, two bathrooms, and a great room/kitchen combo with gorgeous views of the river. The utilities include city water, power, and septic sewer.

Outside, you will find a fireplace, cook station, and walk-in cooler. There is also a pole barn for your land maintenance equipment. As you leave the camp area, just pick a road. The miles and miles of roads with the MS River levee road will lead you anywhere you want to go without blowing out your entire farm. The whole property (minus the 14 acre lodge site) was enrolled in the Wetland Reserve Program meaning this place will be an unspoiled recreational paradise until the end of time. You will notice that the development has been done in years past and it will only get better and better.

When talking about deer hunting in the southeast, the Mississippi River will quickly become a topic and Whistle Place Farm is no different. The deer hunting is already on a trophy level and should only improve. Numerous wildlife plots are in place with most being equipped with stands. The biggest deer to date is a 163 8-point bow kill. The Mississippi River flyway has been known for great duck hunting for as long as most people can remember, and Whistle Place sits right in the heart of it. When you put rice and corn a few hundred yards from the river channel, its a disastrous recipe for the ducks. Two, diesel engine driven wells are in place to guarantee water. The turkey population is thriving with little pressure in recent years. The wintering months should bring wing shooting in the mornings and whitetail chasing in the afternoons. During the summer months, you are sure to find a good eddy on the MS River to catch a catfish or a rock dike to go after those striped bass.

You can easily imagine the whole family, not just immediate members, enjoying a place like this for hunting, fishing, boating, riding, a getaway, you name it for years and years to come. The possibilities are endless at Whistle Place Farm.

If you have been wanting your own private Mississippi River Bottom paradise, call today for your private tour of Whistle Place Farm!

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WELLONS REAL ESTATE

Little Cypress East
+/-229.42 Acres - Phillips County, Arkansas


PROPERTY HIGHLIGHTS  LITTLE CYPRESS
Little Cypress is a highly developed waterfowl property in eastern Arkansas. Consisting of 229.42 surveyed acres, its layout, diversity of habitat, and infrastructure make it an extraordinary opportunity to own a farm that will produce ducks year in and year out.

With 105 +/- acres of flooded timber, 30 acres of irrigated, precision leveled farm ground, along with moist soil units, and a 30 acre north impoundment, approximately 95% of this property can be flooded and managed for migrating waterfowl. Unlike many properties that are specifically managed for waterfowl and whitetail, there are no government contracts restricting the use of the land.

The hunting at Little Cypress is superb. With several established timber holes, and four various duck blinds among the moist soil units, fields, and buck brush, one could hunt two groups in a single day without one group disturbing the other.

 229.42 surveyed acres
 105 +/- flooded timber
 30 +/- precision leveled tillable ground
 30 +/- moist soil/young growth timber impoundment
 3 moist soil blinds
 3 timber holes
 1 buck brush blind
 1 irrigation well
 Proven waterfowl hunting
 Large whitetail bucks
 Located on Little Cypress Creek


Location:
Little Cypress is located in Phillips County off of US Highway 49, just east of Holly Grove, Arkansas.

 Holly Grove  9 miles
 Clarendon  22 miles
 Stuttgart  42 miles
 Memphis  86 miles
 Little Rock  91 miles


Surrounding Properties:
Little Cypress is surrounded by excellent and historic waterfowl clubs. Such properties include the Warrior Hunting Club, the Monument Club, Big Slash, Gurassic Park, and Big Cypress Hunting Club.

Property Highlights:
This property has been duck hunted successfully for the past several decades. Moreover, very large deer roam the property including a 170+ buck that was harvested on the neighboring place a few years ago. The management of the property for water is easy, entailing a system of water control structures, pipes, and well.

Land Area:
The land offered consists of 229.42 surveyed acres.

Mineral Rights:
All mineral rights owned by the Sellers (if any) shall be transferred upon closing, but the Sellers do not warrant or guarantee ownership.

Taxes:
The taxes are $562.93.

Price:
The asking price is $1,192,984.00
Wellons Real Estate is the exclusive representative firm of the Seller. For additional information or to schedule a private tour of the property, please contact Jeremiah Moore at 870-674-4373 or email Jeremiah@WellonsLand.com. Note: The listing broker holds partial ownership of this property. Furthermore, the information here within is intended only for the person(s) to which are agents/brokers of Wellons Real Estate and may contain proprietary, business-confidential and/or privileged material. All information here within has been reported to be truthful and accurate, however Wellons Land does not warrant or guarantee such. If you are not the intended recipient of this document you are hereby notified that any use, review, retransmission, dissemination, distribution, reproduction or any action taken in reliance upon this message is prohibited. If you received this in error, please contact the sender and delete the material from any computer.

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Mossy Oak Properties Mozark Realty

The Big Creek 520 is located in Phillips County, Arkansas on Big Creek near the small town of Oneida. This is an excellent candidate to consider if you are interested in outdoor recreation with farming income. The White River National Wildlife Refuge is just a few miles to the West, which at times is said to hold the largest concentrations of wintering Mallards in the Mississippi Flyway. The Mississippi River is +/- 8 miles East. Big Creek itself is well known as a long time attractant to waterfowl in Southern Arkansas, as evidenced by the number of well-known and established hunting clubs that dot the landscape. This area is also infamous for world class whitetail deer and solid turkey hunting.      Accessed via deeded easement from County Road 352, this tract consists of approx. 400 tillable acres with the remaining land being made up of small wetlands and bottomland hardwood along Big Creek. The creek meanders along the North and West, naturally funneling trophy bucks navigating the wooded tracts. With big Cypress and hardwood trees lining the channel, there are several nice holes conducive for waterfowl wing shooting. When the seasonal flooding arrives, Big Creek leaves its banks and becomes a Mecca for Mallards. With 2 turbine irrigation wells and the ability to re-lift from the creek, the farm can be easily flooded for both farming and hunting in dry conditions. A series of  water control structures, sloughs, ditches and levees help create a labyrinth to move water in, around and off the land.      Aside from hunting the natural basin that is Big Creek, the farm is broken into several compartments that offer a variety of field hunting and some small wetland impressions with blinds already in place.  There is a boat launch by the small cabin right on the banks of the creek. Some dedicated duck food would go a long way ensuring success for the upcoming season.      While this farm is currently in production and provides the landowner with cash rent income, it would also be a great candidate for enrollment into a conservation easement program given its location and importance to natural wetland habitat. Despite the accompanying limitations of such an easement, WRE easements provide a way for landowners to recoup some of their initial investment capital while improving and providing dedicated game habitat.  West Helena - 30 minutesHolly Grove - 45 minutesDeWitt - 60 minutesStuttgart - 80 minutesMemphis Tn - 90 minutesLittle Rock - 120 minutes  *All figures above are approximate and deemed reliable but not guaranteed.

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