Slo Fork Timber & Hunting

This 31.26± acre pine timber tract in Yell County offers the perfect blend of convenience and seclusion. Located 30 minutes from Russellville, this property offers both privacy and convenience for the avid hunters looking for a private place to hunt that is close to home. With ~0.4 miles of frontage along Slo Fork Road, the property has excellent public road access.

What sets this tract apart is its unique position - bordered on two sides by the Mt. Magazine Wildlife Management Area of the Ozark National Forest. Ownership here creates an exclusive and unique hunting opportunity that effectively opens the door to thousands of additional acres of public land that cannot otherwise be reached by the public.

The tract is planted in pine timber estimated at 12+ years old, presenting an immediate thinning opportunity that can generate revenue and offset your investment. Whether you’re looking for a hunting base camp, a recreational getaway, or a long-term timber play, this property delivers access, privacy, and income potential all in one package.

Location Description

Situated along Slo Fork Road just 6 miles west of Spring Mountain, this pine timber tract offers both seclusion and accessibility. The property lies less than 30 minutes from Russellville, where the Arkansas River Valley transitions into the foothills of the Ouachita Mountains. This timber / recreational tract provides productive timberland and great hunting opportunities within close proximity to town.

Highlights

31.26± acres in Yell County

Bordered on 2 sides by the Mt. Magazine WMA of the Ozark National Forest

Exclusive hunting access to thousands of acres of otherwise unreachable public land

12+ year old pine plantation ready for thinning (immediate timber income potential)

Less than 30 minutes from Russellville where the River Valley meets the Ouachita foothills

Ideal hunting/recreational retreat with long-term timber investment upside

~0.4 miles of frontage on Slo Fork Road (public gravel road access)