Opportunities to own private hunting land directly adjoining Kisatchie National Forest are limited, and this 40-acre tract offers a combination of private ownership, recreational potential, and access to thousands of adjoining acres of public land. With national forest boundaries along two sides, the property gives the next owner a private base for hunting and outdoor recreation while providing access to an extensive public-land resource right out the back door.

Located less than a mile from Highway 165, this property offers convenient access while maintaining the appeal of a rural hunting tract. Whether you are looking for a place to establish a hunting camp, build a small country home, or own a manageable piece of recreational ground, the property offers several possibilities to consider.

The property has been timbered, but hardwood timber was left along the creek bottoms. These remaining hardwoods include mature oak trees that provide hard mast for deer and other wildlife. The creek corridors also create natural travel routes and cover that can be valuable when evaluating deer movement and selecting hunting locations.

The combination of remaining hardwoods, creek-bottom cover, and regenerating timber creates habitat diversity across the tract. Deer and hog hunting opportunities are available on the private acreage, and the adjoining Kisatchie National Forest expands the amount of ground available for recreational hunting. The national forest also provides additional turkey hunting opportunities for those interested in pursuing multiple game species. The creek running through the property adds another recreational component. Wood ducks can use wooded creek corridors, creating potential opportunities for wood duck hunting when seasonal conditions and bird activity are favorable. The creek bottoms and surrounding timber also provide areas for evaluating wildlife movement and hunting setups. One of the most significant features of this property is its direct adjacency to Kisatchie National Forest on two sides. Rather than purchasing hundreds or thousands of acres to access a large recreational landscape, a buyer can own 40 acres of private land while enjoying proximity to thousands of acres of public hunting land.

This arrangement offers several advantages for the recreational buyer. The private acreage can serve as a location for a camp, homesite, food plots, and personal hunting improvements, while the adjoining national forest provides additional ground to explore and hunt under applicable public-land regulations. The property is located less than a mile from Highway 165, providing convenient access to the surrounding area. Its position along two sides of Kisatchie National Forest is the defining characteristic, giving the owner the opportunity to combine private land ownership with access to a much larger public recreational resource.

For the hunter who values deer, hog, and turkey hunting, as well as opportunities for wood duck hunting in wooded creek bottoms, this property offers several ways to enjoy the outdoors. The combination of mature hardwoods, creek corridors, regenerating timber, potential food plot locations, and adjoining national forest creates a diverse recreational setting.

If you have been looking for a manageable 40-acre hunting property with the added advantage of adjoining Kisatchie National Forest, this tract is worth considering. Own your own private hunting ground, establish a camp or homesite, and take advantage of the thousands of acres of public land bordering the property. Call today to schedule a showing.