PICKETT TRACT

The Pickett Tract is a 40-acre property in Sabine Parish, Louisiana, located near the Toledo Bend Reservoir. The tract features abundant deer and turkey populations among 2017 planted pines. Location The property is located in Sabine Parish, Louisiana, approximately 20 minutes outside of Many and near the Toledo Bend Reservoir. This ideal location offers quick access to everyday essentials such as groceries, fuel, hardware, restaurants, and basic services from a peaceful, rural setting. For recreational buyers, the shorter drive means you can use the tract more frequently for weekend trips, hunting season, or quick day visits. Access Highway 191 provides access via Pickett Lane. Improvements The absence of improvements means you can design the tract to meet your goals instead of working around someone else's layout. You have the freedom to choose the best homesite, trail system, food plot locations, and more. Starting with a clean slate reduces upfront maintenance and surprise costs, because there are no older buildings, wells, septic systems, or fences to repair or remove. Timber Timber primarily consists of a 2017 planted pine stand. While the stand is already established, the new owner has the opportunity to make management decisions as the trees mature. Since the timber is planted in rows, creating lanes and trails is simple. Wildlife and Recreation Deer and turkey populations provide opportunities for both hunting and wildlife observation, and the timber provides consistent cover and bedding. In addition, the nearby Toledo Bend Reservoir adds additional outdoor opportunities. Utilities Power runs down Pickett Lane, making it easy for the new owner to add modern conveniences as they develop strategies and goals. Summary With access from Highway 191, proximity to Many and Toledo Bend Reservoir, a 2017 planted pine stand, and power along Pickett Lane, the Pickett Tract offers manageable acreage for recreation and timber investment in Sabine Parish. Contact us today to schedule a showing.