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Welcome to an exceptional 1,050 acre turnkey hunting property with a 4,650 sq ft lodge in the heart of Tensas Parish, Louisianaan area widely recognized for producing trophy whitetails and unforgettable waterfowl seasons. Located just one-quarter mile from the renowned Tensas National Wildlife Refuge and only a quarter mile from the Tensas River, this property sits in a prime big buck corridor within a proven duck flyway. Surrounded by rich agricultural ground, the combination of habitat diversity and neighboring food sources creates ideal conditions for growing and holding mature whitetails, attracting migrating waterfowl, and supporting a strong turkey population. A majority of the property is in WRE and has a great stand of 28-year-old planted hardwoods, with most in a variety of Oak trees. The lodge has been recently updated and is designed for both comfort and entertaining. Featuring 7 bedrooms and 5.5 bathrooms, it offers ample space for family, friends, or corporate guests. A screened-in outdoor cooking area provides the perfect setting to gather after the hunt and enjoy the peaceful surroundings. Supporting improvements include a large metal equipment shed with a walk-in cooler, allowing you to store machinery and properly care for harvested game easily. For the deer hunter, the property is fully equipped with 10 elevated Redneck fiberglass blinds strategically positioned over 10 established food plots, offering turnkey setups and excellent visibility. The area is known for producing quality, mature bucks, and this tract is no exception. This area is known for killing deer over 150 inches. For waterfowl enthusiasts, the improved duck holes feature new levees and water-control structures, along with approximately 150 acres of potential low-water areas that can be managed to create optimal duck habitat. The thoughtful water management infrastructure provides flexibility to plant, flood, and hold ducks throughout the season. The internal road system is top-notch and truck-ready when things are dry. With convenient highway frontage, premier improvements, and a location surrounded by agriculture in one of Louisianas most sought-after hunting regions, this property is a rare opportunity to own a fully developed recreational tract offering outstanding deer, duck, and turkey hunting all in one package.

Private river frontage located on the Sabine River. This tract offers a unique and rare recreational opportunity, 11.5 acre riverfront tract along a scenic bend of the Sabine River. Offering a rare combination of privacy, natural beauty, and recreation opportunity. The property features mature timber, and diverse wildlife habitat. Access is provided via Browning Road, allowing for convenient entry while maintaining a secluded setting. The sandy; river frontage and expansive views create an ideal location for a weekend retreat. This is a legacy property offering the opportunity to enjoy today and pass down for generations.

Forest and Flow: The Synergy of the Sabine There is a rare energy where mature timber meets the moving water of the Sabine River. Forest River Tract 1 offers a 36.5-acre sanctuary designed for those who seek both high-energy adventure and deep, nature-loving solitude. This is more than a piece of ground; it is a plug-and-play retreat where the forest meets the flow. The Morning: Solitude in the Timber The day begins in the hushed canopy of your private forest. Wake up at your river camp, where the morning's first light filters through towering mature pines and hardwoods. This is the hour for the nature lover: quiet enough to hear the wings of a passing hawk and the steady rhythm of the woods. For the birdwatcher, it is a front-row seat to a thriving, undisturbed habitat where your only neighbor is the local wildlife. The Afternoon: Energy on the River As the sun climbs, the "flow" takes over. Follow your private trail down to the water's edge, where the Sabine River opens into a dramatic, sweeping bend. Here, your backyard is an expansive white sandbara private beach that becomes the center of your summer. This is where the synergy of land and water comes alive. Spend your hours swimming in the current, fishing for trophy bass, or simply exploring the ripples of the river. The Evening: Synergy by the Fire As dusk settles, the transition from activity to peace is seamless. Thanks to electricity already on-site, your camp is ready for the night without the noise or hassle of a generator. Gather on the bluff for the ultimate riverside bonfire. Watch the stars reflect off the moving water while the crackle of the wood fire competes only with the sound of the river below.

Plainview Pines Tract #21 is over 10 acres at the intersection of Hwy 112 and Doshie Road, North of Elizabeth in Rapides County, Louisiana. You can see the Plainview School from this property. Tract 21 fronts Hwy 112. The land is about 45 minutes from Alexandria or DeRidder. It is framed with a thick curtain of pine and hardwoods over much of the tract, and some longleaf is used as well. This property has power along Hwy 112 and Doshie Road. You have several building sites to choose from. This property can be the site of your country dreams! Check it out and see if this is where you belong!

Welcome to an extraordinary piece of historyan over 100-year-old summer home that has been thoughtfully converted into a luxurious year-round residence, blending timeless charm with modern conveniences. Completely redone within the last year, this property is a true retreat, offering unmatched character and an array of exceptional features. Nestled on 11.91 acres of ultimate privacy, this home is uniquely positioned where the Abita and Bogue Falaya Rivers meet. A durable bulkhead lines the waterfront, complete with two boat slips for effortless access to serene waterways. The lush grounds include a sparkling pool and tennis courts, creating a resort-like atmosphere perfect for relaxation and recreation. The home itself exudes warmth and character, showcasing antique heart pine floors, wood ceilings, and high ceilings that enhance the open and inviting feel. Natural light pours through large windows, illuminating the carefully crafted interiors. The wraparound porches provide a perfect spot to take in the breathtaking surroundings, whether sipping your morning coffee or enjoying sunset views. Peacock pavers add timeless elegance to the outdoor spaces, while the metal roof ensures durability and low maintenance. A 3-car garage provides ample space for vehicles and storage, while the basement offers additional storage solutions. The wine cellar is another stand out feature for the enthusiast. Conveniently located just 10 minutes from downtown Covington, this home offers both seclusion and accessibility. Whether entertaining guests in the expansive outdoor areas, boating along the rivers, or unwinding in the serene natural setting, this property truly has it all. With every detail thoughtfully updated and its rich history preserved, this is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to own a piece of Louisianas heritage, reimagined for modern living.

Dream Home for Spacious Living & Nature's Paradise: 6 Bed, 4 Bath Rustic Home on 3 Acres! Escape the ordinary and embrace country living with a touch of city convenience in this sprawling 6-bedroom, 4-bathroom oasis! Nestled on a serene 3 acres (1.5 around house and 1.5 use of Entergy right of way), this beautifully renovated 2,830 sq ft home offers the perfect blend of space, privacy, and breathtaking views. Spacious downstairs living: 4 bedrooms and 3 baths provide ample room for everyone, perfect for growing families or those who love to entertain. Upstairs retreat: A private haven with 2 bedrooms and 1 bath, ideal for teenagers, guests, or a home office. Unwind and connect: Gather on the relaxing front or back porch, savoring peaceful mornings or sunset evenings. Gather around the crackling warmth of a wood-burning fireplace in the evenings, creating a cozy ambiance for family movie nights or intimate gatherings. Unleash your creativity: Dive into your hobbies in the spacious 610 ft2 metal building workshop - the possibilities are endless! Nature's paradise: Watch the deer in your backyard sanctuary, bordering a tranquil bayou and backing up to undeveloped property, ensuring lasting privacy and serene views. Modern convenience: Enjoy the comfort of a 2017 renovation, including a new roof and stainless steel appliances. City within reach: While embracing the quiet charm of countryside living, you're still conveniently close to all the city has to offer. This remarkable property is the perfect combination of space, privacy, and tranquility, ideal for families who value both comfort and connection with nature. Don't miss your chance to call this idyllic haven your own! Schedule a viewing today!

Whether you are looking for a place to take clients on a hunt they will never forget, or you want to be able to manage your own deer herd, then you need to take a look at this one. The current owner has invested a ton of time and money into the property's genetics. Check out the cam pics to see what this place is capable of. In addition to the deer herd, there are Sitka and Axis deer, as well as 160 acres of Greentree timber that can be managed with water-control structures for mallard timber hunts. The property has three separate living areas, with the main camp featuring four bedrooms, 2.5 baths, and a great kitchen and dining area. There is a separate building with four bedrooms and two baths, equipment storage, and a walk-in cooler with a deer skinning area. There is a nice 3-acre pond behind the main building if you are looking to get a hook wet. The property comes with a tractor, bush hog, disk, and two side-by-sides. All of this stays with the property. The current owner has someone to help with the property, and the fence is in good shape. There are six box stands and gravity feeders that stay in place. There is a well-maintained internal road system. This is one that you want to take a look at. Give us a call.

Starks Big Woods Road & Creek Road, Calcasieu Parish, LAFirst time open market offering of three tracts totaling 194 +/- acres at the corner of Starks Big Woods Road and Creek Road in western Calcasieu Parish. With excellent access, strong timber value, and versatile potential, these tracts are well-suited for investment, development, or recreational use.Three available tracts: T-1: 81.08 acres T-2: 74.03 acres T-3: 39.53 acres Located at the intersection of Starks Big Woods Rd and Creek Rd for convenient access Timbered property with a blend of pine and hardwood, providing both habitat and long-term investment opportunity Electric service by Jeff Davis Electric Cooperative and water service by Waterworks District No. 11 available in the area First time open market offering after long-term ownership Versatile opportunity for residential development, rural homesites, hunting, or recreation Whether purchased individually or together, these tracts offer exceptional flexibility and value in a desirable rural setting. Utilities: Electric available, Water available Utility Providers: Jeff Davis Electric Cooperative, Calcasieu Waterworks District 11

227 acres off Hwy 165 between Kinder and Oberlin, LA.First time open market offering with approximately 2,800 feet of highway frontage and power available. The property is heavily timbered, with a portion already thinned along the front. Excellent opportunity for development with great visibility and access, or ideal for hunting and recreational use.Approx. 2,800 ft. of Hwy 165 frontage Timbered property with a portion thinned at the front Power available on site First time open market offering Versatile opportunity development, hunting, or recreation Utilities: Electric available Utility Providers: CLECO Power

**NOW ENTERTAINING ANY REASONABLE OFFERS** This private oasis containing a little slice of waterfowl heaven awaits you! This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to own approximately 1,875 +/- acres of Louisiana's best duck hunting/recreational property, along with rare oil & gas income opportunities. Located in Cameron Parish, this beautiful marsh is bordered on the west by the Sabine River and to the south by the Sabine National Wildlife Refuge, which encompasses approximately 125,000 acres of protected wildlife habitat with minimal hunting pressure. Whether you are an avid duck hunter or enjoy fishing, crabbing, or shrimping in the off-season, this opportunity has it all. The entire southern border adjoins Sabine National Wildlife Refuge and includes four 4-man aluminum pit blinds and one 4-man barrel blind. These blinds are strategically placed between the roosting areas on the Refuge and the ponds on this tract. After the hunt, this property also includes a rare opportunity to spend the rest of your time catching speckled trout, redfish, flounder, shrimp, & crabs while generating income from alligator tags and eggs. Current sellers applied for permits for water control structures 8 years ago & were approved in '21. Strategically located in the vicinity of expanding L&G plants, this site is situated within the most critical pipeline corridors, offering commercial opportunities for oil & gas revenue. Interested in living off the grid and wanting to be one with nature? Sellers are also offering an opportunity to buyers of this tract to purchase a custom houseboat capable of sleeping 13 or more and entertaining your most important guests with the finest accommodations year-round. Houseboat that accommodates 13-17 people, five bedrooms, 2.5 baths (priced separately). Truly a Sportsman's paradise with year-round recreational enjoyment for the most discriminating hunter or fisherman. Co-listed with Hagroder Real Estate Group. Priced below appraisal. Call for your showing today!!

This property has all the potential for an excellent hunting camp with land on both sides of Bayou des Cannes. Call Steve Templin in advance for permission to view this tract and for the access code for a locked gate. This tract is located 5 miles south of Mamou, Louisiana and 3 miles north of Eunice. As you travel south of Highway 13 from Mamou, you come to the Community of Fenris. In Fenris turn east on L’Anse Meg Road for 2 miles until you come to a stop sign. Turn south (right) on Headless Bridge Road until you reach a locked gate. You will need to call Steve Templin at (318) 446-1190 to get the code to the gate. This road will lead you to the portion of the tract that is located north of Bayou des Cannes. Approximately 138 acres lies on the north side of Bayou des Cannes and 59 acres lies on the south side. The north side of the bayou has the following vegetation types: 14 acres of farmland 10 acres of pines 96 acres of mixed hardwoods/pines 13 acres of low, cypress swamp in two areas To access the south side of Bayou des Cannes from LA 13, turn east on Soileau Road for two miles, and you will see a gravel offset with a farm road leading to the north. Park your vehicle along the road and take an ATV to the tract, approximately 1 mile. Mr. Mike Fruge has given permission to travel this road to inspect the Pucheu tract. There are no gates or locks. Approximately 59 acres are located south of Bayou des Cannes, with 23 acres of mixed pine/hardwoods along the bayou and 36 acres of pines planted in 1998.

Nestled on the Bogue Falaya River, this nearly 9,000 sq ft historic estate sits on just over 6 private acres on a coveted corner of S America Street in downtown Covington. A timeless iconic piece of Covington history, the home blends grand-scale living with intimate, private grounds featuring mature azaleas and camellias, and trails winding to the river. The 1984 renovation, expertly executed by George Hopkins, preserved the mansion’s historic essence while updating its comforts. Key features include: The almost 100-year-old mansion with stately presence and rich historical details, including wood-paneled rooms and a barrel-ceilinged upstairs living area that opens to a fabulous terrace. Generous living spaces upstairs and downstairs, ideal for entertaining, with easy flow to indoor and outdoor areas. Oversized kitchen designed for serious cooking and gatherings, plus a large private primary suite for a resort-like retreat. Reclaimed ironwork from a New Orleans building and bricks from the original Charity Hospital, infusing historic charm throughout. Working elevator enhances accessibility across all levels. Private, serene grounds with lush old-growth plantings and direct river access, plus a pool fed by an artesian well for refreshing outdoor enjoyment. Prime Covington location: walkable to shops, dining and local culture, yet incredibly private. This home offers a rare combination of historic elegance, modern comforts, and outdoor allure—a true landmark on Covington’s riverfront. This one of a kind estate is ready for new memories and a new owner to invest in its next chapter while preserving its storied past.

This beautiful Hunting/Recreational property is available in 3 different sizes: MLS# 2025013732 (+/-) 180 Acre parcel (2-tracts) for $1,134,945 MLS # 2025013737 (+/-) 246 Acre parcel (2-tracts) for $1,527,928 MLS# 2024022751 (+/-) 426 Acre parcel (4-tracts) for $2,555,574 This property is conveniently located off of Tunica Trace (Hwy 66), accessible via servitudes, just minutes from all that downtown St. Francisville has to offer - providing entertainment & activities for the whole family.

MAYFLOWER PLANTATION, Historic +/- 1,441 acres ROW CROP FARM IN TENSAS PARISH, Northeast Louisiana, established in 1841 near the MISSISSIPPI River, 32 miles south of Tallulah LA, 40 miles Southwest of Vicksburg MS and 55 miles Southeast of Monroe LA. Very fertile and productive soils in one contiguous tract, precision leveled land with furrowed irrigation, six 12-inch turbine wells. The farm includes 3 metal equipment sheds and 1 enclosed metal shop as well as a circa 1857 farm house. Leased in crop cash rent until the end of 2027. Proof of funds or pre approval letter requested prior to showing.

This 56-acre property offers the rare trifecta of productive agricultural use, future development potential, and rural beauty just minutes from the Shreveport metro and adjacent to Cross Lake. Currently a working cattle farm, the land features well-maintained, rolling pastures of Bahia and Bermuda grass, three ponds (including one stocked for fishing), and is fully fenced with cross-fencing. A gated entry, manicured landscaping, and scenic views enhance the experience throughout. The acreage includes a 2,164 SF ranch-style home and a 50x100 barn with individual stalls and a tack roomideal for livestock, horses, or equipment. This property is part of a larger contiguous offering and has immediate development potential. Please see mls number 20893899 for more information. Ideally situated less than 20 minutes from Downtown Shreveport, this property offers the best of both worlds: quiet rural living with quick access to major thoroughfares. Interstates 49 and 220 are just a 10-minute drive away, and I-20 and LA 3132 (Inner Loop) are nearby, making commutes and connections a breeze. Despite its accessibility, the area remains peaceful and privateperfect for those seeking space, investment opportunities, or a working farm near city conveniences. Offering available as three purchase options: front tract, main estate, or entire property.

Great large acreage home site and/or hunting tract. A creek bottom basin running through the property would make a great 4-5 acre lake location. An ideal hill top primary residence site and rolling hill land with pine and hardwood precommercial sawlogs, pulp wood and small saw log timber stand. 17.5 acres in far western side is in a flood zone- a great wood duck hunting hole. Access to two lane, parish maintained Dr Davis Road, existing subdivisions nearby and the parish's multimillion dollar rebuilding of Golson Road from I-20 demonstrate the popular residential growth area near the Calhoun community just south of I-20 - one of Ouachita Parish's primary residential growth areas - West Ouachita High School district.

Beautiful site for commercial Office/Research in a growing area on Central Thruway.

This 11.7 acre riverfront property is positioned along the Atchafalaya River in St. Martin Parish, within the broader Atchafalaya Basin region known for its extensive waterways, hardwood timber, and year-round recreational opportunities. The property combines residential improvements with direct river access, offering a functional setup for buyers seeking both usability and long-term land ownership in a dynamic river system. The centerpiece of the property is a custom-built log home, constructed in 1996 from substantial 8-inch-by-12-inch timbers. This style of construction provides durability and structural integrity, while also reflecting traditional building methods suited for the region. Notably, the home is situated on ground that has remained above floodwaters during significant high-water events, including those recorded in 2011 and 2019. This is an important consideration for buyers evaluating riverfront properties in the Basin. The home is complemented by a 1,650 square foot wraparound covered porch, creating usable outdoor space that overlooks the river and the surrounding landscape. This area supports everyday use, from equipment staging to outdoor seating, while maintaining clear visibility of river conditions and activity. The land itself includes approximately 1,100 feet of frontage along the Atchafalaya River. In addition to the existing footprint, the property benefits from accretion, a natural process in which sediment deposits gradually expand the usable land area along the riverbank. This feature may be of interest to buyers focused on long-term land characteristics and river dynamics. A private boat launch on the property provides direct access to the Atchafalaya River, enabling boating for fishing, transportation, and recreation. From this location, users can navigate a wide network of bayous, canals, and backwater areas that define the Basin. The surrounding area is known for fishing opportunities and seasonal hunting for waterfowl and other game species, depending on adjacent land access and regulations. Additional improvements include a 3,600 square-foot barn, providing space for equipment storage, boats, ATVs, and other uses associated with maintaining and enjoying a riverfront property. This structure adds practical utility and supports both recreational and maintenance needs. The acreage is manageable in size while still offering privacy and separation. Its layout and improvements make it suitable for a primary residence, weekend property, or a base of operations for outdoor recreation. The combination of road access, river frontage, and existing infrastructure allows a new owner to begin using the property immediately while also leaving room for future modifications or expansion. From a location standpoint, the property is situated within reasonable driving distance of several regional hubs. It is approximately 30 minutes to Opelousas, about 45 minutes to Lafayette and Baton Rouge, and roughly 1 hour and 15 minutes to Alexandria. This accessibility supports regular use without requiring extended travel time, which is a key consideration for many buyers in this market. Overall, this property offers a combination of structural improvements, river access, and land characteristics that are increasingly limited along the Atchafalaya River. Its size, frontage, and infrastructure provide a balanced opportunity for residential use, recreation, and long-term ownership within one of Louisianas most recognized river systems. Don't let this one float away. Call for your showing today!

APN - 5-13-5-028-03 Discount Cash Price: $27,999 Owner Financing Price: $29,999 with $6,000 down ($599 doc fee + $5,401 in equity) Plus approx $1k in title costs. Payment as low as $429/mo! NO prepayment penalties. Been working hard and dreaming of finally having a place thats yours? This 0.15-acre lot on 1906 Numa Street, New Orleans LA is your shot at investing in your future. Discover the perfect spot to build your dream home in vibrant New Orleans! This vacant lot offers an incredible opportunity to own land in a thriving, culturally rich city. Its in the Algiers neighborhood, just across the river from the French Quarter. Within minutes, you can drive into the heart of downtown to enjoy Bourbon Street, the Superdome, Harrahs Casino, or catch a show at the Saenger Theatre. Property details: 0.15 acre lot (about 6,500 sq ft) Power, Municipal Sewer, & City Water Available Paved street access Flat and ready to build on Bring your house plans, and let this lot be the place where your New Orleans story begins. Terrain is flat and build-ready, which helps keep your construction costs down. With neighbors already living nearby, youll feel part of a real community right away. Shops & groceries nearby: Algiers Plaza with restaurants and stores 5 min drive away Walmart Supercenter 8 mins drive away Rouses Market 10 min drive away Zoning (HU-RD1) This lot is zoned HU-RD1, which means you can build a single-family or two-family home. The minimum lot size is 4,400 sq ft (this lot meets that), and setbacks are 20 ft in the front, 3 ft on the side, 4 ft on the corner, and 18 ft in the back. No camping or RV living here, and hunting isnt allowed. But if youre into small-scale animals, you can have livestock as long as you meet the size requirements. Easy Access to Major Cities New Orleans, LA 8 min (4.4 miles) Slidell, LA 36 min (36.2 miles) Houma, LA 1 h 5 min (54.9 miles) Baton Rouge, LA 1 h 15 min (84.9 miles) We are a small family business and can be flexible. Were happy to fit any budget that meets our minimums. Our owner, Dave Denniston, enjoys making land ownership available to families like yours who want to make memories for years to come. We can owner-finance with a land contract. We can transfer with a warranty deed and guarantee a clean title.

Frank Lapere Creek 2 is a 110-acre timberland property located in Union Parish, Louisiana, near Marion. Currently managed for timber production, this wooded tract offers a versatile land opportunity for buyers seeking a working timber investment, recreational retreat, or both in the heart of the Ark-La-Miss region. Location Situated in Union Parish, Louisiana, Frank Lapere Creek 2 lies approximately seven miles northeast of Marion. The surrounding area is characteristic of north Louisiana's rural timberland corridor, offering a quiet, undeveloped setting with easy access to the small community amenities Marion provides. The combination of a secluded location and proximity to a nearby town makes this property a practical and appealing option. Access The property is accessed via a historical timber access road. Topography The soils on this property are classified as silt loam, which supports both timber productivity and general land use. The terrain features ATV dirt trails, indicating manageable, passable ground suitable for exploration and land management activities. Improvements This property currently has no existing structures or improvements. Buying land without existing buildings gives buyers the flexibility to develop the property according to their own vision and timeline, whether that means constructing a hunting camp, cabin, or other facilities that suit their intended use. Timber Frank Lapere Creek 2 supports a stand of young hardwood timber and is classified as heavily wooded throughout. Young hardwood stands represent both a renewable resource and a long-term investment, as properly managed hardwood timber can increase in value over time while also providing habitat and canopy cover across the property. Wildlife and Recreation The property supports populations of whitetail deer, wild turkey, and feral hogs, making it a capable hunting destination for a variety of pursuits. Buyers looking for a recreational tract with consistent hunting opportunities will find this property well-suited for seasonal use and land-based outdoor activities. Water Features Frank Lapere Creek runs through or adjacent to the property, providing a natural water source that benefits both wildlife habitat and the overall character of the land. Current and Potential Use The property is currently used for timber production and carries strong potential as a hunting tract as well. Buyers can continue managing the young hardwood timber for future harvest while also utilizing the land for recreational purposes, making it a dual-purpose investment with both income potential and personal use appeal. Summary Frank Lapere Creek 2 is a 110-acre wooded timberland tract in Union Parish, Louisiana, offering young hardwood timber, creek access, and abundant wildlife in a secluded setting just northeast of Marion. Whether you are looking for a timber investment, a hunting property, or a combination of both, this property delivers practical value and long-term potential. Contact us today to learn more or to schedule a showing.

Located near Lake Bistineau in Ringgold, Louisiana, this 0.85-acre wooded lot provides a quiet and flexible space for a variety of uses. The land is mostly flat with a gentle slope, making it ideal for building a home, placing a manufactured residence, or even starting a small business. Electrical service is available along the road, making it easier to bring your plans to life, while other utilities can be arranged based on your needs. One of the unique aspects of this property is its flexibility. With no zoning restrictions in Bienville Parish, you have the freedom to use the land as you see fit whether for residential, commercial, or recreational purposes. The legal description includes multiple lots, offering the opportunity to subdivide the parcel into smaller sections without any added requirements. Whether you want to develop multiple homesites, create a rental property, or keep it all for yourself, this property gives you options. Beyond the property, the location is a standout feature. Lake Bistineau is just a short drive away, offering fishing, boating, and peaceful lake views. Nearby Shreveport provides access to shopping, dining, and cultural activities, while the surrounding area has plenty of potential for creative projects. Whether you're looking for a homesite with flexibility or a property with investment potential, this wooded lot offers the chance to create something that fits your needs.

WOW! If you are looking for a recreational tract, place to build your dream home, receive annual income of $9,037 from CRP, potential R.V. Rental with 6 hook ups available now with 6 hooks ups available now with 4 of them under a pole barn, a 2 BR, 1 Ba. Barndominium that could be used for rental. Look no further its located at 56 Weems Road, only a few miles from the META Site. Some of this property could also be developed for additional R. V. Spots, laydown yard, or developed into a subdivision close to META & only a few miles north of I-20. This beautiful property has been manicured from the front to the back starting with the 2 black iron gates & key pad for private entrance only, an exceptionally nice 2 BR, 1 Ba. Barnominium, 3200 sq. ft. under roof pole barn, 3.5 acre stocked pond & managed by Southeastern Pond Management, numerous deer stands & feeders, 1 newly built duck blind and water control structure, house pad built in 2020, over looking the pond, excellent road system with rock on some of them, gun range & nice fence along Weems Road & part of Dairy Road. Big Creek is the western boundary of most of the property that offers additional fishing & year round water for all wildlife. A pipeline traverses the property from the S.W. to N.E. that will make for a great food plot along with other food plots on the property sunflower field for dove hunting and game observation. Brown top millet has been planted and is emerging in the duck hole which will be ready when the greenhead mallard ducks come down this winter. Numerous trophy whitetails have been killed in the area and on this property. This property could be a dream spot for someone wanting to build their home and have all the outdoor activities one could ask for on his own land. Come take a look soon. Tracey Weems Access: Weems Rd. / Dairy Rd. Distance to city: 5 miles to Delhi / 15 Miles to Rayville Borders: Big Creek, timberland, Cropland Legal Desc: T17N R9E Sections 5 & 6 T18N R9E Section 31 Improvements: Nice barndominium w/ 2Br 1Ba / Generac generator / 60X40 pole barn with part enclosed, spray foamed / AC/Heat unit could be made into sleeping quarters / 4 RV plugs under Pole barn / 20X40 drop shed on the end. / Pond 3.5 acre stocked and managed by Southeastern Pond Management with a 1.5 HP submirsible electric well to help maintain the pond. / Screened in Pier with cook room over the water. CRP: 26.99 ac 10-1-2020 exp 9-30-2035 and 103.51 ac 10-1-2014 exp 9-30-2029 Hunting: Trophy Whitetail, Ducks, Small game, Dove, Fishing Waterfront: Big Creek West Boundary and 3.5 ac stocked pond Flood tendencies: Very Little Timber: 240+/- Bottomland Hardwood - Some Mature Oak / Pecan

This 190 acre recreational tract offers a rare opportunity to own property in one of the most well-known waterfowl regions in the country, located in a town widely recognized as the Duck Capital of America. Known for its rich habitat and consistent migratory patterns, this area has long been a destination for serious duck hunters, and this property puts you right in the heart of it.The land features a diverse mix of habitats that support both waterfowl and deer, making it a true multi-season recreational property. The presence of natural low-lying areas and surrounding wetlands offers excellent duck-hunting potential, with opportunities to further enhance and manage the property for waterfowl if desired. Whether youre looking to set up blinds, develop additional impoundments, or simply enjoy the natural advantages already in place, this tract provides a strong foundation.In addition to its waterfowl appeal, the property also offers solid deer hunting. The mix of cover and browse creates a suitable environment for whitetails, allowing you to enjoy hunting throughout multiple seasons without ever leaving your land. With the right management, this could easily be developed into a well-rounded hunting property that caters to both deer and duck enthusiasts.Beyond hunting, the property also presents excellent potential for crawfish production. With its natural water-holding characteristics and low-lying areas, portions of the tract could be developed or managed for crawfishing, adding another recreational or income-producing component. This added versatility makes the property even more attractive for buyers looking to get the most out of their investment.Improvements on the property include electricity and a water well, adding immediate functionality and convenience. Whether youre planning to establish a camp, park an RV, or build a more permanent structure, having utilities already in place is a major advantage and helps reduce upfront development costs. The tract offers multiple potential camp locations, allowing you to design your setup to best suit your needs and hunting strategy.The property also benefits from blacktopped road frontage, providing easy, year-round, reliable access. This not only enhances convenience but also adds long-term value and usability, whether for personal enjoyment or future resale.Access is convenient, making it easy to get in and out of the property while still maintaining a sense of seclusion once youre on it. The acreage provides plenty of room to spread out, hunt multiple areas, and enjoy the outdoors without feeling crowded.This property is priced to sell and represents an excellent opportunity to invest in a proven recreational area with strong hunting potential, added income potential, and existing improvements. Whether youre a seasoned waterfowl hunter, a deer hunter, or someone simply looking for a versatile piece of land to enjoy year-round, this tract checks all the boxes. Opportunities like thiscombining location, habitat, utilities, access, and versatility - dont come around often in such a highly sought-after region.

This tract is situated in one of Louisianas most recognized waterfowl and bottomland hardwood regions - the Atchafalaya Basin. As the largest river swamp system in the United States, the Basin spans nearly one million acres of interconnected bayous, lakes, and forested wetlands. Properties in this area are defined by their relationships to seasonal water movement, surrounding agriculture, and natural flood cycles, all of which contribute directly to wildlife habitat quality and land-use potential.While widely recognized for its waterfowl production, this property also supports a strong population of whitetail deer and small game species, including squirrels, rabbits, and other native upland and edge-dwelling wildlife. The diversity of habitat types - ranging from flooded timber and seasonal wetlands to regenerating cutover areas - creates functional hunting conditions across multiple seasons and species.The property lies between established rice and agricultural production fields and the Atchafalaya River system. This positioning is important, as it places the tract within a major migratory flyway where waterfowl routinely travel between feeding and roosting areas. Species commonly observed in the region include wood ducks, teal, mallards, and gray ducks, as well as other seasonal migratory waterfowl. It also plays a significant role in wildlife movement, particularly for deer and small game that utilize field edges, timber transitions, and bedding cover within the Basin system.Access is provided along Misty Creek Road on the north side of the Bayou Courtableau Outlet Channel, also known locally as the Grimmett Canal. This canal runs along a ridge that also presents potential development opportunities for camp construction or staging areas. The elevation along this ridge provides practical access above the surrounding lowlands, which are subject to seasonal flooding.Water influence on the property is a key functional component. Bayou Courtableau and the Grimmett Canal contribute overflow and backwater flooding during lower water stages, naturally inundating portions of the tract and creating holding areas for waterfowl. In higher water events, backflow from Henderson Lake further expands the flooded habitat across portions of the property, increasing habitat variability and seasonal use.The layout and hydrology of the tract provide multiple opportunities for strategic land management. Low-lying areas can be enhanced for duck impoundments or managed flooding, while timbered sections offer cover and natural loafing areas for birds. A portion of the timber was harvested in 2012, and the resulting regrowth has created a varied age structure that benefits deer cover and small game habitat while still supporting waterfowl use in lower areas. This mix of cover types allows for multiple hunting strategies depending on the season and the target species.From a land use standpoint, the property includes timber, development, and flowage easements. Importantly, from the centerline of the Grimmett Canal, 700 feet on either side are free of easements, allowing for greater development potential within that corridor. This creates a defined area where improvements such as a camp, access infrastructure, or habitat enhancements could be considered within regulatory allowances.The property also offers broader regional connectivity. It is located south of Highway 190 between Port Barre and Krotz Springs, with approximate travel times of 45 minutes to both Baton Rouge and Lafayette, and about 1 hour and 15 minutes to Alexandria. Nearby access to Henderson Lake and Indian Bayou - part of a 28,000-acre U.S. Army Corps of Engineers federal refuge - further expands recreational and ecological connectivity.Hunting season will be here soon. Call today for a showing!

Rare opportunity to own 327+/- acres fronting the Mississippi River in highly desirable West Feliciana Parish. This large riverfront tract offers duck hunting, with the river and backwater influence creating prime habitat. The diverse landscape also supports a strong whitetail deer population, making this a true dual-purpose hunting property. With ample acreage, privacy, and room for multiple hunting setups, the property is well suited for serious sportsmen, recreational buyers, or those seeking a long-term riverfront land investment. Large, contiguous riverfront tracts of this size are increasingly difficult to find. This property delivers the location, habitat, and scale to be enjoyed now and held for the future. The property has 1600+/- sqft camp and several other buildings. There is electricity already in place. The property boarders the Cat Island Natural Wildlife Refuge. Call for your showing of this beautiful hunting paradise.