In 2015 White Oaks Recreational Land Development began purchasing and improving raw, undeveloped bottomland hardwoods and agricultural ground in the Taylor Bay Bottoms near Augusta, AR. Over the next several years over 4500 acres was assembled. A massive habitat restoration and conservation project ensued and White Oaks Duck Woods was born. White Oaks Recreational Land Development successfully designed, restored and developed this 4500-acre property; turning raw unimproved land into a world renown wildlife mecca. As part of the project, over 12 miles of roads were constructed and a 2000-acre green tree reservoir was developed, making it one of the largest privately held green tree reservoirs in the state. These bottomland hardwoods combined with an additional 2500 acres of food plots, buck brush, cypress sloughs, moist soil units and ample rest areas create a huge magnet to attract and hold tens of thousands of wintering waterfowl throughout late fall and winter.
Standing high above the property is a 50-foot observation tower, complete with a bar, couches, satellite TV, grill, picnic tables, and walk-around patios. Visitors often enjoy beautiful views and cocktails in the tower in the afternoon followed by excellent duck hunting in the timber the following morning.