This 167-acre property is located in Miller County, Arkansas, and offers a unique combination of wetlands and young hardwood habitat under the Wetlands Reserve Program (WRP). The land has been strategically planted with a variety of hardwood species, creating long-term wildlife habitat and natural cover for waterfowl, deer, and other game. The property’s location and features provide opportunities for hunting and recreation while also serving as a conservation-focused land investment. A portion of the acreage is managed wetlands that hold water seasonally, offering a natural environment for ducks and other migratory birds. Deer hunting is also supported by the mix of timber plantings and the diverse cover throughout the tract. The property’s habitat will continue to improve as the hardwoods mature, enhancing both wildlife and long-term land value. Access to the property is via county road, and its size and location make it suitable for recreational use or as part of a larger land management plan. Electricity and water are not currently established on the tract, making it primarily suited for outdoor recreation, conservation, and hunting. The surrounding area of Miller County is known for its mix of farmland, timberland, and recreational properties. This tract fits well within that landscape and offers an affordable entry point for buyers seeking acreage that provides both hunting and long-term natural resource value. From duck blinds to deer stands, the property’s layout and natural features allow for multiple outdoor pursuits across the seasons. Overall, this 167-acre property represents a balanced opportunity for hunting, recreation, and habitat conservation in Southwest Arkansas. It is well-suited for individuals or groups who want to enjoy the outdoors.