This 141.96± acre property sits about eight miles north of DeKalb in Bowie County, Texas, close to the Red River, and offers a turnkey setup for duck and deer hunting in one tract.

The property's standout feature is its Wetland Reserve Program (WRP) ground. Enrollment in the WRP created multiple duck hunting impoundments on the property, giving it established, ready-to-hunt waterfowl habitat rather than ground that would need to be built from scratch. Alongside the impoundments, the WRP work included planting a wide variety of trees for wildlife, adding cover and food sources that benefit deer and other game in addition to the duck hunting the impoundments support.

Beyond the WRP ground, the property has multiple trails and lanes running through it, creating defined travel corridors and hunting locations for deer and hog. Combined with the wetland habitat, this mix of cover types gives a hunter a property that supports both waterfowl and big game hunting without needing separate ground for each.

A cabin on the property backs up the hunting setup with a place to stay. The cabin is 30x40 with a porch running across one side and a metal exterior, built as a functional hunting camp rather than a finished full-time residence. Inside, it carries a two-bedroom, one-bath floor plan, and it includes a separate room with a roll-up door, giving a hunter a dedicated, secure space to store gear, an ATV, or a UTV rather than leaving equipment exposed or hauling it in and out each trip.

Bowie County sits in the far northeast corner of Texas, bordered by the Red River and close to the Arkansas and Louisiana state lines. The county's bottomland and river-adjacent ground is known for strong duck hunting, and properties enrolled in wetland programs like this one are a significant draw for hunters looking for established waterfowl habitat rather than land that still needs impoundments built. DeKalb, a few miles south of the property, provides local services, with Texarkana further east for a wider range of amenities.

For a duck hunter, this property offers constructed impoundments and planted habitat already in place under the WRP, cutting out the upfront work of building that infrastructure. For a deer and hog hunter, the trail and lane network across the property gives defined hunting locations without the WRP ground needing to be the only draw. The cabin ties both uses together, giving hunters a practical base with gear storage built in rather than requiring a separate structure or trailer on site.

This 141-acre Bowie County property combines constructed duck hunting impoundments, wildlife tree plantings through the WRP, an established trail network for deer and hog hunting, and a functional cabin with dedicated gear storage, close to the Red River in a part of Texas known for its waterfowl hunting.