This 2,175± acre cross-state recreational and agricultural property spans Arkansas and Oklahoma, offering a rare combination of grazing land, wildlife habitat, hunting improvements, water features, and Highway 59 frontage. The property consists of approximately 425± acres in Arkansas and 1,750± acres in Oklahoma, including the 750± acre Ballard Creek tract and 1,000± acre Going Snake tract. The Arkansas portion has historically been utilized as a cattle operation and includes existing agricultural infrastructure, livestock feed and holding pens, and a 2,180± SF residence constructed in 2019. Cincinnati Creek runs north to south through the property, adding to its agricultural and recreational appeal. The Oklahoma acreage is extensively managed for wildlife and hunting, with approximately 15 miles of interconnected trails, established fields and food plots, natural springs, waterfalls, hunting blinds, and multiple water features. The property has historically been managed to support mature whitetail habitat, with reported gross-scoring bucks exceeding 170 inches harvested on the property. With access from both Arkansas and Oklahoma, the property offers flexibility for continued agricultural, livestock, recreational, and hunting use.