Located in the heart of Catahoula Parish, this 37-acre timber tract offers a blend of hunting quality and long-term land value that many buyers seek but rarely find in this area. Surrounded by row crop agriculture on three sides, the property serves as a natural corridor for whitetails moving between food sources and bedding cover. This strategic setting has produced a consistent history of large-bodied, mature bucks typical of the region.

The acreage is primarily composed of well-established hardwood timber providing both habitat and a renewable timber resource. The terrain is gently rolling with multiple openings suitable for stand sites, food plots, or supplemental feeding locations. The timber composition and surrounding cropland create a diverse habitat structure that supports deer, turkey, and small game throughout the year.

Access to the property is secured by a deeded right-of-way, allowing reliable entry in all seasons. The tract’s layout offers multiple approach routes for hunting setups, minimizing disturbance and maximizing hunting success. Whether you’re managing the property for personal hunting use, looking for an income-producing timber investment, or simply seeking a manageable acreage in a strong recreational area, this tract presents solid utility and long-term potential.

This part of Catahoula Parish is renowned for producing high-quality deer due to its blend of timber and agriculture, as well as its proximity to the Tensas River basin and surrounding wildlife corridors. Parcels of this size with deeded access and established timber are rarely available on the market here, making this offering a compelling opportunity for buyers who understand the value of location and habitat diversity. Call for your personal tour today!