Where Big Deer and Abundant Turkey Thrive - 240 +/- Acres of Prime Ozark Ha
Just east of the quiet crossroads of Wirth, Arkansas, a county road slips into the hills of Randolph County and becomes McFarr Trail. From there, you will find 240 +/- acres of Ozark ground that is shaped by topography and careful stewardship.
This is a farm defined by variety. Mixed hardwoods cover the ridges and hollows, broken by open pockets perfectly suited for food plots. Flat ridge tops invite you to slow down and take in the view, while steep ravines drop away into shadow and timber. Rock outcroppings rise from the hillsides, giving the property a rugged, almost timeless feel. An extensive internal trail system winds through it all, making every corner of the farm accessible on foot, ATV, or side-by-side.
Water is a constant presence here. Two ponds provide dependable sources for wildlife, while Janes Creek slips through the northeast corner of the property, adding movement, sound,...
Water is a constant presence here. Two ponds provide dependable sources for wildlife, while Janes Creek slips through the northeast corner of the property, adding movement, sound, and life. It’s easy to imagine early mornings with fog lifting off the creek bottom as the woods wake up around you.
Wildlife is the heartbeat of this place. The property is loaded with big whitetails, and turkeys are plentiful, moving through the hardwoods and openings throughout the year. Multiple well-built box stands are already in place, positioned with intention and experience. An off-grid cabin provides a simple and comfortable base camp. A perfect place to relax after a long day in the woods.
What truly sets this farm apart is the work that’s already been done. Enrolled in the NRCS EQUIP program from 2020 through 2023, the property has benefited from a series of habitat-focused improvements. Nearly 6,900 feet of firebreaks were bulldozed in 2020. Timber stand improvement was completed on 21.5 acres in 2021, along with prescribed burns across 53.7 acres. That momentum continued with burns on 39.7 acres in 2022 and another 21.5 acres in 2023. The result is a healthier forest, better cover, improved browse, and the kind of landscape that consistently holds and grows quality wildlife.
With county road frontage on two sides, multiple prime build sites, and electricity available through Clay County Co-op, this property balances seclusion with accessibility. It’s the kind of place that works as hard as it plays. Whether your vision is a legacy hunting property, a private retreat, or a long-term land investment, this is the property for you.
In a part of Arkansas known for its natural beauty, this Randolph County farm stands out not by being flashy, but by being well-managed, deeply diverse, and ready for its next chapter.
Property Features
-240 +/- acres located on McFarr Trail in rural Randolph County, Arkansas, just east of Wirth, AR
-County road frontage on two sides, offering excellent access and multiple entry points
-Multiple potential build sites suitable for a home, lodge, or hunting cabin
-Diverse Ozark terrain with flat ridge tops, steep wooded ravines, and rock outcroppings
-Mixed hardwood timber providing strong mast production and quality wildlife cover
-Established openings and clearings are ideal for food plots and habitat enhancement
-Extensive internal trail system allowing easy travel throughout the entire property
-Two ponds provide year-round water sources for wildlife and recreation
-Janes Creek flows through the northeast corner of the property
-Proven big whitetail deer habitat with strong populations and excellent hunting history
-Plentiful wild turkey numbers throughout the property
-Multiple well-built box stands are already in place and strategically located
-Off-grid cabin providing a functional base camp for hunting and recreation
-Electricity available on site through Clay County Co-op
-Property enrolled in the NRCS EQUIP program from 20202023
-Approximately 6,900 feet of bulldozed firebreaks were completed in 2020
-21.5 acres of timber stand improvement completed in 2021
-Prescribed burns completed on 53.7 acres in 2021
-Additional prescribed burns on 39.7 acres in 2022
-Final prescribed burns on 21.5 acres in 2023, improving habitat and timber health
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From the intersection of Highway 63 and Highway 175 east of Hardy, Arkansas, travel northbound on Highway 175 for 13 miles to Wirth Road. Turn right on East Wirth Road and travel 1 mile to McFarr Trail. Turn left onto McFarr Trail and travel northbound. In 0.5 miles, McFarr Trail turns sharply to the right. Continue eastward on McFarr Trail for 0.2 miles. The property is on the left-hand side of McFarr Trail.