Atkins Clark Rd Elm Grove, LA 71051

Located in Elm Grove, this 226.3-acre recreational and hunting tract is easily accessible and situated minutes from Bossier/Shreveport. Historically, the area is known for producing above-average whitetails, with bucks of 144, 145, 147, 155, and 163 inches taken since 2021. The property features numerous well-positioned deer blinds and food plots, as well as a slough containing two duck blind locations. All stands are easily accessible by standard UTV/ATV via a trail system. The duck slough is levee-controlled to the north and south by neighboring property owners, who coordinate with the owner of this parcel. The owner can pump water from neighboring ponds when needed. A separate small, natural slough depression allows for easy entrance/exit and decoy spread setup hunts. The Flat River is located 1/4 mile north of the property, and the tract is within 3.5 miles of the Red River, contributing to the duck hunting potential. Lake Bistineau is located 2 miles to the East, as well as the Loggy Bayou WMA. The timber consists of 28-year-old mast-producing oak and bottomland species planted in WRP (enrolled in 1998). The oak species produce acorns across the tract, helping to hold deer. Areas with minimal oak species contain thick bedding grasses and habitat for transitional movement to the food plots and mast-producing oaks. The current owner uses the property strictly for recreation. The property includes Antlershed blinds, Texas Wildlife supply blind, wooden ground blind, Millenial ladder stand, metal framed duck blinds on sleds with dog box, gravity feeders with timers, spinner feeders and trough feeders. Approximately 3 acres of the food plots and feeders have been protected with fencing as a hog repellent.