Description

Allen Parish Tract 1 is a diverse 729-acre tract for the avid outdoor or conservation enthusiast. The vast southwestern Louisiana wildlife habitat provides substantial hunting opportunities that include deer, turkey, feral hogs, and migratory species such as Dove, Duck, Geese, Teal, Rail, Gallinule, Snipe and Woodcock, and more. The properties are situated in the West Zone of the State waterfowl and goose hunting zones.

Take your recreational enjoyment to the next level while enjoying the fishing opportunities provided by the Calcasieu River running with Crappie, Bream, Catfish, and Bass.

The property features a diverse mix of pine-hardwood bottomland forest of various ages, baldcypress/tupelo swamps, with minimal plantation pine acres. The predominate bottomland forests are forested, alluvial wetlands occupying broad floodplain areas adjacent to river systems. These forested areas experience wet and dry periods generally following seasonal flooding. These native habitats are important for water quality and provide productive habitat for a variety of fish and wildlife species. It is not often that this much native bottomland forest acreage becomes available.

The properties are in proximity to both Kinder and Lake Charles, Louisiana, and are accessible to Hwy 190, Hwy 165, Hwy 171, and IH 10. The southernmost property is 20 miles north of Lake Charles, while the northernmost property is 55 miles from Lake Charles, and 5 miles from the township of Kinder, Louisiana.