Atkins Clark Rd, Elm Grove, LA 71051

This 226.3+/- acre recreational tract is enrolled in the WRP program and positioned for both deer and duck hunting. The property includes multiple well-positioned deer blinds and food plots, along with four flooded timber duck holes with blinds in two of them. Water depth varies across the flooded timber areas, and a separate small, natural flooded slough provides an additional duck hole designed for straightforward entry, exit, and decoy setup. Access to all stands is described as workable by standard UTV/ATV over a trail system.

The tract is located in Bossier Parish near Elm Grove, with Flat River about 1/4 mile north and the Red River within 3.5 miles, supporting the stated focus on waterfowl hunting. Lake Bistineau is about 2 miles to the east, and the Loggy Bayou WMA sits approximately 6,558 acres just to the east, which is described as limiting firearm hunting for deer and being mostly archery. The timber is described as 28-year-old mast-producing oak and bottomland species planted in WRP (enrolled in 1998), with areas of thick bedding grasses used to connect feeding areas.

For a buyer seeking a ready-to-use hunting property, the land transfers with an extensive package of hunting improvements and gear, including multiple antlershed and Texas Wildlife Supply blinds, insulated box stands, ground blinds, ladder and deck-type stands, and several metal framed duck blinds on sleds with dog box. The property also includes gravity and spinner feeders, along with fenced food-plot and feeder areas protected with hog repellent. The seller notes that the duck holes are levee controlled by neighboring property owners to the north and south and that the owner may pump water from neighboring ponds when needed, with a planned near-term gate valve project to supply water from a neighboring pond.