Big Fourche Hunting & Timber
Big Fourche Hunting & Timber is a 95.3 acre tract in Yell County with more than 3,700 feet of frontage on the Fourche LaFave River. The property includes a mature loblolly pine plantation ready for thinning, creating near-term income potential alongside long-term timber growth. With its combination of productive pine, hardwoods, and river frontage, this is a fantastic hunting opportunity for outdoor enthusiasts and a solid investment for timber buyers alike. Frontage on Highway 28 ensures reliable year-round access.
Location Description
Positioned between Gravelly and Bluffton, this property lies along Highway 28 in the heart of Yell County. Its location combines excellent accessibility with a true getaway alongside the beautiful Fourche LaFave River. The tract sits within a region known for strong timber growth and abundant wildlife. With Russellville and Hot Springs both within a 1.5...
Positioned between Gravelly and Bluffton, this property lies along Highway 28 in the heart of Yell County. Its location combines excellent accessibility with a true getaway alongside the beautiful Fourche LaFave River. The tract sits within a region known for strong timber growth and abundant wildlife. With Russellville and Hot Springs both within a 1.5 hour drive, "Big Fourche" delivers the kind of access and natural amenities that make it a standout recreational and investment property.
Highlights
95.3 acres in Yell County with 636 Hwy 28 frontage
More than 3,700 of Fourche LaFave River frontage providing year-round water and premium wildlife habitat
64.9% in mature loblolly pine plantation ready for thinning (20 tons/acre estimated removal)
Stronger timber stand on northern 65 acres; southern 30 acres offers mixed habitat diversity
Soil base led by Spadra fine sandy loam (46.7 acres) and Guthrie silt loam (17.9 acres)
Excellent hunting for deer, turkey, and small game with diverse cover types
Reliable access via paved state highway frontage, plus internal trails for navigating the property
River corridor enhances habitat quality for whitetail and turkey, increasing game travel through the tract
Within driving distance of major hubs: approx. 1 hour to Russellville and 1.5 hours to Hot Springs
Total Acreage 95.3 Acres
Advisors: David Hill / Greg Hay
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Research Parcel InformationDirections
From Danville: Head south on AR-27 for 7.9 miles Turn right onto AR-28 West for 18.5 miles Property entrance is on the right before you reach the Fourche LaFave River bridge