Buffalo River Ranch

Investment Overview

Buffalo River Ranch is a 1,093 ± acre hunting and timber tract in southern Marion County, Arkansas. It adjoins the Buffalo National River on the west and north and Loafer's Glory Wildlife Management Area on the south, which puts thousands of acres of public land directly across the property line. Private tracts of this size next to the Buffalo do not come up for sale often, and this is the kind of land a family holds for generations. The land is ridge and hollow country with 668 feet of elevation change. About 970 acres is mature hardwood with native shortleaf pine. Roughly 72 acres of open pasture and hay ground follows the main ridge through the middle of the tract, with long views over the surrounding hills. Ingram Creek and Hickory Creek run year-round, four more creeks run in wet weather, and two ponds hold water all year. A locked gate on Schnauzer Lane opens to 2.6± miles of maintained private road that runs the length of the property to the west 80 acres, where the tract meets the National Park Service boundary. Deer and turkey are seen regularly. The open ridges are well suited to stands and food plots, and the timbered hollows between them give game plenty of cover and travel routes. The Buffalo River itself is less than 3,000 feet from the west line. The tract does not front the river, but Dillards Ferry access is under 20 minutes away and Buffalo Point is about 25 minutes by road. The property is fenced with barbed wire and has an older barn and corral, so it can also carry cattle. Fiber optic internet service is on the property, and electric service is at the northeast boundary.

Investment Highlights

• 1,093± contiguous acres in southern Marion County, offered as a whole
• Adjoins the Buffalo National River on the west and north and Loafer's Glory WMA (2,686 acres) on the south
• 970± acres of mature hardwood and native shortleaf pine
• 72± acres of ridge-top pasture and hay ground with long views
• 2.6± miles of maintained private road behind a locked gate, plus 1.5± miles of county road frontage
• Two year-round creeks, four wet-weather creeks, and two year-round ponds
• Whitetail deer and wild turkey, with open ridges suited to stands and food plots
• Dillards Ferry and Buffalo Point river access both within 25 minutes
• Fiber optic internet on the property, electric service at the northeast boundary, and cell service on the ridge