Vernon Hartsfield's Big Creek Duck Hunting Club
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743.75 Acres in Indian Bay, AR - $9,899,000
Vernon Hartsfield's Big Creek Duck Hunting Club is steeped in Arkansas duck hunting history. Founded in the 1920s by R. L. Cobb Hartsfield, the club has remained in the same family for over a century and has consistently functioned as a premier duck hunting property. Spanning 743.75 acres, it includes a spacious 4,620-square-foot lodge—perfect for entertaining family, friends, and business associates.
Located in southern Monroe County just south of Indian Bay, the property is bordered by the White River National Wildlife Refuge on the east and west and Sandy Bayou Duck Club on the south. Access is excellent, via Arkansas Highway 1, Bay Town Road, and Hartsfield Lane, which all lead directly to the lodge. Stuttgart is a 45-minute drive away, with Little Rock and Memphis both within 100 miles.
This legendary property is one of Arkansas’s most storied duck hunting clubs and was featured in the book This Love of Hunting by Frank A. Jeffett. It has long served as a haven for wintering ducks, delivering consistent hunting success season after season. Its location near the White River National Wildlife Refuge and surrounding agricultural land offers an unmatched habitat. The diverse bottomland topography includes oxbow lakes, sloughs, cypress and oak timber, and wetlands filled with smartweed, buttonbush, and willow. A large open area is ideal for cultivating duck food crops for sanctuary. Established blinds are accessed by boat, and the property also supports trophy whitetail deer hunting and fishing opportunities.
The direct access to the White River Refuge is a rare advantage. Outdoorsmen can hunt on private land or travel via Big Creek to explore over 100,000 acres of untouched bottomland timber. This unique access to one of the region’s most significant protected habitats adds to the property's appeal as a premier investment in outdoor recreation.
This outstanding recreational property is listed for $9,899,000. Qualified and interested parties should contact Chuck Myers of Myers Cobb Realtors at 901-830-5836 to learn more or schedule a tour.
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The property offers excellent access via Arkansas Highway 1, Bay Town Road, and Hartsfield Lane, which ends at the propertys private gate to the lodge.All hunting locations are accessed via several various boat ditches and trails. Travel around the perimeter is via ATV or vehicle on levees and property roads, depending on conditions.
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About Chuck Myers
Chuck Myers is a Partner and Agent with Myers Cobb Realtors, licensed in Arkansas, Mississippi, and Tennessee. After an Agribusiness career as an industry National Sales and Marketing Manager, Chuck entered the real estate market, developing and managing legacy hunting clubs in North America. Chuck has a proven history of marketing and selling equity in premium hunting properties. He also has many notable real estate sales of premier hunting clubs. Chuck has a 30-year market reputation of assisting clients and partners with the acquisition, development, management, and selling of exclusive recreational estates. Chuck has a comprehensive archive of hunting and farmland involvement achievements. A limited list includes Greenbriar, River Oaks, Wolf Farm, Paradise, Deer Creek, and Delta Duck Farms. Over the years, Chuck has developed an extensive range of relationships with qualified land investors and professionals within the agriculture and outdoor real estate business. He is a seasoned land specialist and has transacted millions of dollars in Mid-South land sales. A knowledge of land and a passion for the outdoors, Chuck identifies with the client, is direct, and enjoys the agent-client transactional relationship. He and his wife, Jerri, have three children, seven grandchildren, and currently reside in Memphis, Tennessee.
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