230± Acre Louisiana Hunting Retreat with Camp, Duck Hole & Established Food

Located in Morehouse Parish, Louisiana, this 230 acre hunting and recreational property offers a combination of hardwood timber, established hunting infrastructure, water features, lodging, and equipment storage. The property is situated between Bayou Coulee and Bayou Galion, with agricultural fields bordering the eastern side. This mix of hardwood habitat, nearby agriculture, bayou corridors, and managed openings provides a diverse setting for recreational land ownership. The property is approximately 20 miles from Monroe, Louisiana; 58 miles from Vicksburg, Mississippi; and approximately 2 hours from Jackson, Mississippi. This location provides access to nearby communities while maintaining the rural setting associated with a larger recreational property. Hardwood timber extends throughout the property, providing cover and habitat for whitetail deer and other native wildlife. The mature timber also gives bowhunters numerous options for placing lock-on or climbing stands based on wind direction, seasonal movement, and individual hunting strategies. The agricultural fields along the eastern boundary provide an additional habitat component and potential food source for wildlife in the surrounding area. The property has been set up with hunting in mind. Four established food plots are strategically located throughout the acreage, giving hunters multiple areas to hunt and manage during the season. Six box stands are already in place, reducing the preparation required for a new owner before hunting season. The combination of established plots, stands, hardwood timber, neighboring agricultural ground, and the two nearby bayou systems provides multiple hunting locations across the property. Waterfowl hunting is another recreational component of the property. An onsite water well is in place to pump a designated duck hole, allowing the owner to manage water in this area as conditions and water availability permit. Being positioned between Bayou Coulee and Bayou Galion enhances the property's water and wetland characteristics and provides additional habitat diversity. The property comes with a fully furnished 20 x 90 mobile home, providing an on-site place to stay during hunting season or recreational visits. The mobile home includes furnishings and a washer and dryer, allowing a buyer to begin using the camp without immediately furnishing the property. Equipment and hunting gear can be stored in the 20 x 45 shop, which provides space for tractors, ATVs, UTVs, implements, hunting equipment, and other property management supplies. An additional 12 x 20 storage shed provides more room for tools, gear, and seasonal equipment. Having lodging, a shop, and additional storage onsite adds practical infrastructure for managing and using a recreational property of this size. For deer hunters, the property offers both established shooting locations and opportunities for more traditional timber hunting. The six box stands and four food plots provide existing setups, while the hardwood timber offers numerous mature trees that may be suitable for lock-on stands and bowhunting locations. Hunters can adjust stand placement according to deer movement, prevailing winds, mast production, neighboring agricultural activity, and seasonal patterns. The property's location between Bayou Coulee and Bayou Galion is an important feature of the tract. Bayou systems, hardwood timber, openings, and adjacent agricultural land create several different habitat types within and around the property. This diversity can be beneficial for landowners interested in managing acreage for deer, waterfowl, and other wildlife. The existing improvements also reduce the amount of initial setup typically associated with purchasing recreational acreage. Food plots have been established, box stands are in place, a water well serves the duck hunting area, lodging is furnished, and dedicated equipment storage is available. The property is currently set up for use heading into the October 1 hunting season. This 230-acre Morehouse Parish recreational property may appeal to buyers seeking a larger hunting tract with existing infrastructure, rather than starting with undeveloped acreage. Its combination of hardwood timber, agricultural influence, bayou systems, established food plots, deer stands, waterfowl habitat, lodging, and equipment storage provides a foundation for continued recreational use and wildlife management.