This 35+/- acre tract sits on the east side of a larger 307-acre property outside Pitkin, and it's built around the one thing the other tracts don't have: a cleared, camp-ready spot. For a buyer who wants a smaller, manageable piece of ground to build on rather than hunt across hundreds of acres, this tract does the job.

The timber is the same, roughly 5-year-old cutover found across the property, giving this piece solid early-succession cover for deer and hogs despite its smaller size — thick low growth and browse throughout, the kind of habitat that holds game even on a compact tract. One box stand is already in place with a food plot established around it, so there's a functioning hunting setup here from day one, not just raw ground.

The cleared campsite spot is the centerpiece of this tract. The site work is already done, so whoever buys it can move straight to building — a weekend camper, a bunkhouse, or something more permanent — without having to find and clear a spot themselves first.

This tract doesn't have creek frontage, but it makes up for it with the campsite and blacktop road frontage, which provide independent, reliable access for hauling in camp materials, equipment, or supplies without relying on the rest of the property.

The land sits just outside Pitkin, in Vernon Parish, near the Kisatchie National Forest's Vernon Unit and the Fort Polk Wildlife Management Area, both popular with regional hunters for public-land deer and turkey hunting.

At 35 acres with a stand, a food plot, and a camp spot already established, this tract is sized and set up for a hunter or small family looking for an affordable entry point into a hunting camp of their own.