0000 Bradly Road 11 South, Banks, AR 71631 - Bradley County

This spacious 120-acre canvas presents a unique opportunity for visionary whitetail transformation. Once gilded with mature pine and hardwood, it now stands as a testament to change, having undergone a meticulous clear-cutting process it opens up a blank slate of possibilities. The majority of the 120 acre property, encompassing 85 acres, showcases an open expanse, inviting the imagination to run wild with ideas for Wildlife management. Imagine yourself having no obstacles to overcome as you begin laying out food plot placement, conservation, or a blend of both. The remaining 35 acres have 25 acres of 8-10 year old row planted pine with large areas of open pockets that would serve well as living rest areas or sanctuaries for the wildlife. Let the whitetail utilize the creek that separates the 35 acres from the already cut 85 acres of renewable habitat.

As you walk this large area, the rippling topography provides a dynamic backdrop, offering strategic vantage points for views in every direction which would allow for a unique shooting lane setup so you can take advantage of all wind directions. The 35 acres that remain, strategically preserved within this tract, preserve the natural character of the land, while also allowing for your future timber return. This connection of barren ground and pockets of pristine sanctuary ground gives an element of security for the whitetail, inviting potential buyers to envision a property with outstanding biological surplus capabilities preservation.

If you're an experienced wildlife manager this could easily be the acreage that houses all the big bucks. This property screams affordable ground that, with hard work and tenacity will give endless possibilities. Embrace the opportunity to shape the narrative of this once-hidden gem, as it stands ready for a new chapter in its storied history.

Property Features

-Wildlife

-Great potential

-Creek

-Planted pine areas

-Easy access

-Secluded

-Minutes from town

-Undeveloped

-Established area of hardwood regrowth

-Whitetail hunt ready