68.59 acres in Tangipahoa Parish, Louisiana

Ideal hunting and recreational tract on over 68 acres of timberland in Northeast Tangipahoa Parish, located 5 miles West of Mount Hermon. The tract is set up for hunting, and has an intricate, connecting trail system that provides access to every sector of the property. There is abundant game and wildlife throughout the tract, with Wilson Branch as the West boundary, and 2 ponds providing a water source for the wildlife. The tract is setup for deer hunting with permanent box stands and shooting lanes, and as mentioned earlier, a well placed trail system. The timber stand composition has a variety of natural Hardwood/Pine, various ages of planted Loblolly Pine, and also a planted Longleaf stand. There is also an 1,100 square foot cabin that has been totally remodeled. The cabin has 3 bedrooms with 1 bathroom, a metal roof and a wrap around porch. There is over 3 acres of open ground comprising the yard around the cabin filled with Live Oaks, various hardwoods and evergreen trees. The backyard contains a productive orchard with various species and varieties of fruit trees, nut trees and bushes. The orchard consists of pecans, persimmons, plums, figs, blueberries, and mayhaws. A 30' x 30' metal building with 14' center and 10' drop sheds on two sides is located in the backyard for equipment, gear and supplies. Also, there are 3 RV hookups located close to the cabin for visitors. The tract has great elevation with a range of 290-340'. This tract is conveniently located approximately 1 hour from the Covington/Mandeville area, and approximately 1 1/2 hours from the New Orleans and Baton Rouge area.