This 200±-acre property in Jackson Parish offers a combination of professionally managed timber, quality wildlife habitat, and recreational opportunities in an area known for its strong outdoor traditions. Managed by Ewing Timber of Ruston, Louisiana, the tract has been maintained with long-term timber production in mind while also providing excellent conditions for hunting and outdoor recreation.

The timber stand consists of approximately 156 acres of 19-year-old planted pine and an additional 31 acres of 9-year-old planted pine. A professional timber cruise was completed in 2024, providing valuable information for buyers evaluating the timber resource. The established pine plantation reflects years of professional management and offers buyers detailed inventory information as they evaluate future management objectives. The roads are as well-maintained as the timber is.

The property's layout creates a diverse environment for wildlife. During inspection, abundant deer sign was observed throughout the tract, and the area is also known to support healthy turkey populations. The property is surrounded by extensive timberland and recently harvested tracts, creating a large landscape of wildlife habitat. These neighboring timberlands provide additional cover and travel corridors for deer, turkey, and other native wildlife.

One of the property's notable features is its location immediately north of a large bottomland area. This change in terrain naturally provides higher ground adjacent to lower elevations, creating habitat diversity that wildlife often uses as they move between bedding, feeding, and seasonal habitats. Combined with the surrounding timber acreage, this creates a property that can serve both recreational and timber management objectives.

The tract also represents an opportunity for buyers seeking to combine timber ownership with outdoor recreation. Professionally managed pine plantations can provide future management flexibility while allowing the property to be enjoyed for hunting, wildlife observation, and other recreational activities. The existing timber resource and wildlife habitat complement one another without sacrificing either objective.

Location is another attractive feature of this property. Chatham is approximately 7 miles away, providing convenient access to local services. Caney Lake is only about 3.5 miles from the property and offers boating, fishing, camping, and numerous other outdoor activities year-round. Ruston is approximately 25 miles away, while Monroe is approximately 30 miles away, allowing convenient access from two of North Louisiana's primary population centers.

Whether your goals include timber ownership, recreational hunting, long-term land investment, or simply owning a large tract in North Louisiana, this Jackson Parish property offers a professionally managed timber resource combined with excellent wildlife habitat and a convenient location near some of the region's most popular outdoor destinations.

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