Socagee Creek

Introduction Socagee Creek is a historic industry timberland tract being offered for the first time to the general public as a multi-use recreational and timber tract. The property offers planted pine plantations in the upland areas and dropping down to the banks of historic Socagee Creek. Location Located along the banks of Socagee Creek, this tract is centrally located between Carthage, TX, and Logansport, LA. The Sabine River courses a couple of miles south as Socagee Creek flows into the larger river. Highway 31, the nearest paved highway, connects Logansport, LA. Logansport, The Sand Bass Capital of the World, is known for its rich history and recreational opportunities. Access The property is accessed through a deeded easement from CR449, off Farm to Market Rd 31. The easement is approximately 2.3 miles and is recorded with the county as an Exhibit B on the Deed or Records. Site Description Flooded timber along Socagee Bayou provides the potential for Arkansas-style duck hunting in East Texas. Socagee Creek is a rare find with creek frontage, hardwood bottoms, planted loblolly pine, and close proximity to the Sabine River and Sabine River Authority Wildlife Management Area. Timber This historic timberland tract offers 70 acres of fully stocked pine plantation established in 2024. The plantation pine was intensively sight-prepped, planted with second-generation containerized seedlings from the IFCO nursery in DeRidder, LA, and sprayed for herbaceous weed control to minimize competition to the seedlings. Approximately 15 acres of mature pine remain, giving the potential for some immediate return on the investment. The creek banks have been protected in Stream Side Management Zones (SMZ), providing wildlife travel corridors and a mosaic canvas of mature natural forests that break up the young plantation pine.