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NE Arkansas
timber/flooded fields
Contact: brady simmons
7/2/2010
SE Arkansas
wanting to lease timber
Contact: James Dillie
6/23/2010
SE Arkansas
Me and a few air force buddies are looking to lease a field of some sort to duck hunt in this year. We are stationed here in little rock and live near cabo. Would like some property east of cabot.
Contact: Lance Stump
6/14/2010
SE Arkansas
Arkansas County Duck Hunting Leases.Prefer rice, bean, flooded timber
Contact: Dan Aberte
6/12/2010
NE Arkansas
Have you been looking for your own personal duck club? Well you just found it. There are 5 duck hunting memberships available in an established club for the 2010/11 season. This is an annual lease on 300 private acres. Has green timber and buck brush holes in a major flyway in NE Arkansas south of Jonesboro. Also includes a house. Only serious inquiries please.
Contact: Vandy Cameron
5/19/2010
SE Arkansas
Looking for timber and field duck lease. Less than $1000 per year for 3 to hunt.
Contact: Calvin
4/28/2010
NE Arkansas
I have (3) Duck Pit Leases in Cash, AR.
Two Rice Fields and One Bean Field right next to the Famous Cache River. Each Pit is a 500+ bird pit every season.
Pits are $6000.00 each and include water for entire 2010-11 Duck Season. Now Showing-
Contact: Zach Fahlberg
4/23/2010
NE Arkansas
I am looking for a hunting lease for deer and duck. I have a few buddies who will go in also. We are stationed here at Little Rock Air Force Base. Looking for something near here.
Contact: Lance J Stump
4/23/2010
SE Arkansas
100 (+/-) acres of beautiful, impounded, green-timber located just north of Humnoke, AR. The property has a great duck harvest history, is easy and quick to get to and is fairly inexpensive to flood annually. The woodland would make a great place to hunt 4 to 6 people and if managed properly (meaning food plot and resting) it should produce consistent good to excellent hunting. The primary shooting hole lends itself to have a big, comfortable blind built and millet or other duck food could be easily planted in the hole. A great blind, duck feed, and a big spread of decoys along with good partners would make this a very fun place to hunt. This is a great opportunity that likely will not stay around long. Interested parties should contact Lile Real Estate, Inc., at 501-374-3411 for a tour and/or offering brochure. www.lilerealestate.com
Contact: Scott Perry
4/19/2010
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