3000 Hwy 167 N, Fordyce, AR 71742

The Hurricane Creek Tract is a 422+/- acre timberland property configured for hunting and recreation. The land is primarily timber, with 205 acres reported harvested approximately nine years ago with natural hardwood regrowth. An additional 97.5 acres consist of 23-year-old pine plantation that has been thinned, with the remainder including 38 acres of hardwoods and 80.5 acres of bottomland hardwoods along creeks. Hurricane Creek runs through the northwest portion of the property, and Moro Creek runs along the eastern boundary, with several other creeks and bottomland areas. The property includes many trails, existing food plots, and an area used as a campsite. No electricity is currently on site, though it is stated that power could be obtained.

The tract is located in Dallas County, about 3 miles north of Fordyce, Arkansas, with frontage on U.S. Hwy 167. Internal access is described as good, supporting use across multiple habitat types.

For buyers looking for a working timberland and hunting property with a mixed cover of pines and bottomland hardwoods, the current diversity can support hunting across deer, hogs, and turkeys. The combination of internal trails, food plots, and creek corridors also makes it practical for an organized recreation plan while retaining the timber management profile described for the property.