Big Cypress Creek Grand Lodge & Waterfowl Reserve is a rare 311± acre legacy waterfowl property in Eastern Arkansas along Big Cypress Creek in Monroe County—an area long known for consistently holding mallards. With two permanent blinds and natural stand-and-shoot spots tucked along the creek, it delivers the classic Arkansas timber hunt built on tradition. The habitat is dialed in: creek-side cover, conservation-designated areas, and two east-side fields typically planted in rice to attract and hold ducks. Two boat houses and two boats make getting to the action easy at daylight or for afternoon setups. Just 12 miles north near Hwy 49/79 on McKoy Lane, the elegant 6,100± sq ft lodge elevates the entire experience. A grand gathering room with a massive rock fireplace, bar, and spacious kitchen/dining areas set the tone for entertaining. Six luxury suites—each with a full walk-in shower and cedar closet—offer true retreat-level comfort. Add a gun room, personal lockers, and purpose-built spaces including a cleaning room and wader room, and every detail is designed for a premium sporting lifestyle. Lodge can be purchased separately.