Tom Fooshee
Salesperson, Land Specialist
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Welcome to the Conway 63.41, located near the Ed Gordon Wildlife Management Area, a well-known waterfowl impoundment in Central Arkansas. This 63.41± acre Conway County tract is as unique of a waterfowl property as you will find for miles around. The vision that started from a hayfield to what it is today is truly amazing. The owners saw it for what it could be and made every effort to make that dream a reality.
The Conway 63.41 is one of only a few properties enrolled in WRP in proximity to the Ed Gordon WMA. This property can be naturally and mechanically flooded by a pump from Point Remove Creek, which makes up the northern boundary. With several duck blinds in place, you have many options for getting your daily limit, each being a known producer. This property is not only a waterfowl haven; it offers the same opportunities for the deer hunter looking for a year-round place to manage the local herd. There are multiple stand locations and food plots already in place, ready for the next owner to take over. Also situated on the property is an off-grid cabin that has been set on concrete piers to avoid any flooding and offer the potential for a camp to be shared with friends and family for years to come.
This unique property offers many features not found anywhere else. The first being the unencumbered road system and campsite not subject to the WRP, maintain it as you prefer. A second feature is the ability to utilize the moist soil areas that have been approved as food plot sites. Finally, the feature that tips the scale is the ability to navigate Point Remove Creek by boat to the Ed Gordon WMA.
Don’t let this amazing place get by you for this upcoming season. Let’s take a tour TODAY—contact Luke Alston or Tom Fooshee and schedule a private visit of the Conway 63.41.
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