The Walker Creek Tract offers excellent opportunity for hunting turkey, ducks, and
white-tailed deer. Walker Creek runs through the property and floods approximately 17 acres providing great habitat for waterfowl. The diverse mix of native bottomland hardwoods and upland pine plantation create an ideal environment for eastern wild turkey and white-tailed deer. The tract is located approximately 3 miles northwest of Taylor, Arkansas. Access to the property is attained by way of a 2.75 mile maintained gravel road from Arkansas State Highway 160. Internal access is provided by ATV trails.
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1. From the intersection of AR HWY 53 and AR HWY 160 travel east on HWY 160 approximately 1.7 miles to find KFS Flagging at the gated entrance to the gravel road
leading to the Walker Creek Tract.
2. From the intersection of US HWY 371 and AR HWY 160 in Taylor, travel west on HWY 160 approximately 1.7 miles to the gated entrance to the gravel road leading to the Walker Creek Tract.
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