Beulah Island Equity Share and CAbin
Welcome to life on the Mississippi River! Beulah Island Hunting Club is located in Desha County, Arkansas but lies on the Mississippi side of the Mississippi River, just south of the Port of Rosedale. The property consists of 1,823 acres owned and 1,342 acres leased, which totals 3,165 acres of prime Mississippi River hunting land. The cabin was recently updated and offers 1,450 square feet, with two bedrooms, two bathrooms, a tornado shelter, screened-in front porch, and a covered back patio with a screened-in cooking station. The property is accessed through a remote activated, gated entrance just past Jantran on David Work Road. As soon as you pull through the gate, youll see the cabins on the left along Long Lake and the Mississippi River is on your right.
The club is professionally managed by a certified wildlife biologist. Also, a full-time caretaker lives on the property and a cl...
The club is professionally managed by a certified wildlife biologist. Also, a full-time caretaker lives on the property and a club kitchen/mess hall is staffed with cooks during deer and turkey season. As with most river clubs, the deer and turkey hunting is outstanding, producing trophies year in and year out. There are 30 food plots equipped with stands and/or box blinds. The extensive road system is well-maintained making access to and from the stand a breeze. If you enjoy fishing, youre in luck with the crappie and bass in Long Lake and Beulah Lake or head to the river and try to catch a monster catfish. Access to the river can be found just outside the gate at the port landing. Beulah Island offers year-round family recreation along the Mighty Mississippi River.
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Directions from the Intersection of Highway 8 & 61 in Cleveland, MS: Travel west on Highway 8 for 22 miles and turn left onto Russell Crutcher Road. Travel .8 miles and continue across Highway 1 to David Work Road. Travel 2.5 miles and you will be at the gate.
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