200 acres along LA 477, Winn Parish, Louisiana

This tract comprises 200 acres, more or less. 120 acres lies along LA 477 and has a thinned pine plantation on it, established in 2003. This area is full of deer sign as well as being very productive from a timber standpoint. The hills and highway and parish road frontage allows for potential for a multiple rural homesites, or for a camp for the recreationalist who wants a great set-up for extended stays. There is a streamside management zone along a creek running through the property along the eastern side of the 120 acres providing good diversity. The 40 acres to the southeast has woods road access from a highline. It has some topography that slopes from the sides toward the middle with a small creek running through it. The vegetation on this 40 acres are mostly hardwoods and some mature pines. The southwestern 40 acres has woods road access and has a mixture of pine and hardwoods growing on it, with cypress trees in a swampy area in the middle. Many mallards and wood ducks were seen this winter/spring on this area. This property has high future income potential from timber management, and has high wildlife, recreational and conservation values. This rural tract in Winn Parish would make excellent hunting and recreational experiences because of its diversity and beauty. Wildlife signs are everywhere on this property. The pine plantation is fully stocked and highly productive. It will provide significant income potential in a few years depending on what management options the new owner decides is best for him. This tract is unique because of its various attributes. I encourage potential buyers to seriously consider this property.