The Willow Oaks property consists of 324.06 +/- surveyed acres offering a rare opportunity to acquire impounded green timber in a highly sought after area for waterfowl hunting. The property is located in Jefferson County, Arkansas just southeast of the town of Wabbaseka.

Located on the western portion of the property is a 140 +/- acre impounded green timber reservoir that can be artificially flooded by an electric ten (10) inch well. On the south and east side of the woods there are approximately 40 +/- acres that are segregated in four (4) ten-acre zero grade fields and planted in duck food annually. The eastern 120 +/- acres of the property has been leveled to a zero grade and split into three fields that are irrigated by a six-inch electric submersible well and an eight-inch electric re-lift that is in the ditch on the southern border of the property. 

Lone Oak Duck Club consists of 368 +/- acres of prime, manipulated wildlife habitat southwest of the city of Lonoke. Along with its sister club next door, it was conceived and specifically designed with the attraction of waterfowl in mind, and that goal has been achieved, plus some. It also has become a haven for deer, quail, and other small game. Located along the Bayou Meto waterfowl corridor, it attracts a wide variety of ducks and geese. You wouldn’t be surprised to take mallards, pintails, teal, gadwalls and even the occasional canvasback and redhead while hunting this area. Canada geese, specklebellies, and snow geese are also commonplace. An irrigation system, pumping surface water from Bayou Meto, makes it possible to flood nearly the entire acreage for waterfowl, while strategic plantings of native flora and unharvested crops makes the fields attractive to waterfowl and the terrestrial wildlife as well. Pits, permanent blinds, and stands were incorporated at the inception, along with other native trees and brush to create travel corridors and cover for wildlife. It is truly an Arkansas wildlife utopia.