Jackson Parish, Louisiana Land For Sale (196 results)

Welcome to an exceptional 30 +/- year old mixed pine and hardwood tract, expertly managed by a professional forester to ensure long-term forest health and sustainable income potential. With the current stand, the property is well-positioned for a timber thinning operation that could generate revenue immediately. One of the propertys most attractive features is a year-round, spring-fed creek that meanders across the land, providing a constant water source for local wildlife. This scenic waterway is a haven for nature enthusiasts and sportsmen. During the winter, the creek area could make for a beautiful wood duck hole, offering memorable moments for seasoned hunters and beginners alike. The tract boasts an abundant population of whitetail deer, making it a prime destination for deer hunters. Turkey roam the property as well as the occasional wild hog. These features combine to create a versatile and productive recreational tract for outdoor enjoyment. Conveniently located just 15-20 minutes from both Ruston and West Monroe, and only 4-5 miles south of I-20, this property combines seclusion with accessibility. Quick highway access means you can be relaxing in your own private nature retreat in no time. Its location makes it a perfect getaway for a father and son, a pair of friends, or any group seeking adventure close to town. Access is secure and hassle-free, with deeded rights from Bradford Road ensuring your ability to come and go as you please. Whether youre interested in hunting, timber investment, or simply enjoying quiet time outdoors, this property has all the features you need. Dont miss out on this unique opportunityschedule a tour today and experience the beauty and potential of this managed pine and hardwood tract for yourself! Tracey Weems Access: Deeded R.O.W. Distance to city: 4-5 miles to Calhoun Borders: Timberland in all directions Legal Desc: Sec 3 T17N R1W all in Jackson Parish, LA Improvements: couple Deer stands Minerals: Conveyed Hunting: Deer / Turkey / Hogs / Small game/ Ducks Waterfront: Mill Creek - Live Spring Fed Creek Flood Tendencies: Little along creek Timber: 50 +/- Mature Pine and Oak Mixed

This recently cutover property is loaded with thick bedding cover and natural browse, creating ideal conditions for deer hunting. Located off Parish Road 479 via Mariah Road from Highway 4, the tract offers easy access and sits in an area known for strong deer and turkey populations. Bordering the north and east by Castor Bottom, this property becomes a key refuge for wildlife when the bottomlands flood, increasing game activity on-site. Whether you're a seasoned hunter or looking for your first hunting property, this tract has the habitat and location to deliver. Contact us today for more details or to schedule a showing.

This recently cutover property is loaded with thick bedding cover and natural browse, creating ideal conditions for deer hunting. Located off Parish Road 479 via Mariah Road from Highway 4, the tract offers easy access and sits in an area known for strong deer and turkey populations. Bordering the north and east by Castor Bottom, this property becomes a key refuge for wildlife when the bottomlands flood, increasing game activity on-site. Whether you're a seasoned hunter or looking for your first hunting property, this tract has the habitat and location to deliver. Contact us today for more details or to schedule a showing.

This recently cutover property is loaded with thick bedding cover and natural browse, creating ideal conditions for deer hunting. Located off Parish Road 479 via Mariah Road from Highway 4, the tract offers easy access and sits in an area known for strong deer and turkey populations. Bordering the north and east by Castor Bottom, this property becomes a key refuge for wildlife when the bottomlands flood, increasing game activity on-site. Whether you're a seasoned hunter or looking for your first hunting property, this tract has the habitat and location to deliver. Contact us today for more details or to schedule a showing.

This recently cutover property is loaded with thick bedding cover and natural browse, creating ideal conditions for deer hunting. Located off Parish Road 479 via Mariah Road from Highway 4, the tract offers easy access and sits in an area known for strong deer and turkey populations. Bordering the north and east by Castor Bottom, this property becomes a key refuge for wildlife when the bottomlands flood, increasing game activity on-site. Whether you're a seasoned hunter or looking for your first hunting property, this tract has the habitat and location to deliver. Contact us today for more details or to schedule a showing.

This recently cutover property is loaded with thick bedding cover and natural browse, creating ideal conditions for deer hunting. Located off Parish Road 479 via Mariah Road from Highway 4, the tract offers easy access and sits in an area known for strong deer and turkey populations. Bordering the north and east by Castor Bottom, this property becomes a key refuge for wildlife when the bottomlands flood, increasing game activity on-site. Whether you're a seasoned hunter or looking for your first hunting property, this tract has the habitat and location to deliver. Contact us today for more details or to schedule a showing.

This recently cutover property is loaded with thick bedding cover and natural browse, creating ideal conditions for deer hunting. Located off Parish Road 479 via Mariah Road from Highway 4, the tract offers easy access and sits in an area known for strong deer and turkey populations. Bordering the north and east by Castor Bottom, this property becomes a key refuge for wildlife when the bottomlands flood, increasing game activity on-site. Whether you're a seasoned hunter or looking for your first hunting property, this tract has the habitat and location to deliver. Contact us today for more details or to schedule a showing.

This recently cutover property is loaded with thick bedding cover and natural browse, creating ideal conditions for deer hunting. Located off Parish Road 479 via Mariah Road from Highway 4, the tract offers easy access and sits in an area known for strong deer and turkey populations. Bordering the north and east by Castor Bottom, this property becomes a key refuge for wildlife when the bottomlands flood, increasing game activity on-site. Whether you're a seasoned hunter or looking for your first hunting property, this tract has the habitat and location to deliver. Contact us today for more details or to schedule a showing.

This recently cutover property is loaded with thick bedding cover and natural browse, creating ideal conditions for deer hunting. Located off Parish Road 479 via Mariah Road from Highway 4, the tract offers easy access and sits in an area known for strong deer and turkey populations. Bordering the north and east by Castor Bottom, this property becomes a key refuge for wildlife when the bottomlands flood, increasing game activity on-site. Whether you're a seasoned hunter or looking for your first hunting property, this tract has the habitat and location to deliver. Contact us today for more details or to schedule a showing.

This recently cutover property is loaded with thick bedding cover and natural browse, creating ideal conditions for deer hunting. Located off Parish Road 479 via Mariah Road from Highway 4, the tract offers easy access and sits in an area known for strong deer and turkey populations. Bordering the north and east by Castor Bottom, this property becomes a key refuge for wildlife when the bottomlands flood, increasing game activity on-site. Whether you're a seasoned hunter or looking for your first hunting property, this tract has the habitat and location to deliver. Contact us today for more details or to schedule a showing.

This recently cutover property is loaded with thick bedding cover and natural browse, creating ideal conditions for deer hunting. Located off Parish Road 479 via Mariah Road from Highway 4, the tract offers easy access and sits in an area known for strong deer and turkey populations. Bordering the north and east by Castor Bottom, this property becomes a key refuge for wildlife when the bottomlands flood, increasing game activity on-site. Whether you're a seasoned hunter or looking for your first hunting property, this tract has the habitat and location to deliver. Contact us today for more details or to schedule a showing.

This recently cutover property is loaded with thick bedding cover and natural browse, creating ideal conditions for deer hunting. Located off Parish Road 479 via Mariah Road from Highway 4, the tract offers easy access and sits in an area known for strong deer and turkey populations. Bordering the north and east by Castor Bottom, this property becomes a key refuge for wildlife when the bottomlands flood, increasing game activity on-site. Whether you're a seasoned hunter or looking for your first hunting property, this tract has the habitat and location to deliver. Contact us today for more details or to schedule a showing.

This recently cutover property is loaded with thick bedding cover and natural browse, creating ideal conditions for deer hunting. Located off Parish Road 479 via Mariah Road from Highway 4, the tract offers easy access and sits in an area known for strong deer and turkey populations. Bordering the north and east by Castor Bottom, this property becomes a key refuge for wildlife when the bottomlands flood, increasing game activity on-site. Whether you're a seasoned hunter or looking for your first hunting property, this tract has the habitat and location to deliver. Contact us today for more details or to schedule a showing.

This recently cutover property is loaded with thick bedding cover and natural browse, creating ideal conditions for deer hunting. Located off Parish Road 479 via Mariah Road from Highway 4, the tract offers easy access and sits in an area known for strong deer and turkey populations. Bordering the north and east by Castor Bottom, this property becomes a key refuge for wildlife when the bottomlands flood, increasing game activity on-site. Whether you're a seasoned hunter or looking for your first hunting property, this tract has the habitat and location to deliver. Contact us today for more details or to schedule a showing.

This recently cutover property is loaded with thick bedding cover and natural browse, creating ideal conditions for deer hunting. Located off Parish Road 479 via Mariah Road from Highway 4, the tract offers easy access and sits in an area known for strong deer and turkey populations. Bordering the north and east by Castor Bottom, this property becomes a key refuge for wildlife when the bottomlands flood, increasing game activity on-site. Whether you're a seasoned hunter or looking for your first hunting property, this tract has the habitat and location to deliver. Contact us today for more details or to schedule a showing.

This recently cutover property is loaded with thick bedding cover and natural browse, creating ideal conditions for deer hunting. Located off Parish Road 479 via Mariah Road from Highway 4, the tract offers easy access and sits in an area known for strong deer and turkey populations. Bordering the north and east by Castor Bottom, this property becomes a key refuge for wildlife when the bottomlands flood, increasing game activity on-site. Whether you're a seasoned hunter or looking for your first hunting property, this tract has the habitat and location to deliver. Contact us today for more details or to schedule a showing.

Zoar, Louisiana Acreage: 27 Acres Zoning: Residential – Buildable Utilities: Electricity Available, Well and Septic Needed Access: Close to US Highway 20 Property Highlights: This 27-acre property in rural northern Louisiana is a rare opportunity for buyers seeking open, buildable land with virtually no restrictions. Whether you’re planning a primary residence, weekend escape, recreational setup, or long-term land investment, this parcel provides the flexibility and freedom to bring your vision to life. There is currently no structure on the property, giving you a blank slate to design exactly what you need. Site-built, modular, and manufactured homes are all permitted, and camping is allowed on-site. For those building their home over time, RV living is also permitted with a building permit. With no HOA or POA, no setbacks, and no time limit to build, this property lets you develop at your own pace without outside interference. Natural Features: The land is mostly open with gentle topography and a mix of natural vegetation, making it suitable for a variety of residential and recreational uses. Whether you envision a homestead, a private retreat, or a place to enjoy nature and weekend escapes, this property supports it all. There’s room for gardening, outbuildings, livestock, or just privacy and peace of mind. Nearby local attractions like the West Monroe Mural, Lincoln Parish Museum, and Railroad Park provide cultural charm and community appeal without sacrificing the tranquility of rural life. Infrastructure & Utilities: Electricity: Available in the area Water: Well installation required Sewer: Septic system installation required Access: Close to US Highway 20; local access roads lead directly to the parcel With utilities available nearby and flexible usage options, this land is ready for your build. Whether you're aiming for an off-grid setup or a more traditional home, you'll find the infrastructure accessible and affordable to install. Restrictions: No HOA or POA No property setbacks No time limit to build Building permit does not expire Camping allowed RV living allowed while building (permit required) Home types allowed: Site-built, Modular, Manufactured This is one of the most flexible parcels available in the region, making it ideal for those seeking both affordability and autonomy. Perfect For: Buyers wanting to build a home at their own pace Investors seeking raw, unrestricted land Off-grid and self-sufficient living enthusiasts RV owners and campers Recreational users or weekend land seekers Families wanting space and privacy near local towns Location Details: This property sits in a rural but accessible part of Louisiana near the small town of Zoar. It's conveniently located near US Highway 20 and just 75 minutes east of Shreveport. Despite its peaceful and secluded feel, you’re still within reasonable driving distance of essential amenities and services. Nearby Services and Amenities: Healthcare: Chatham Rural Health Clinic, Fast Pace Health Urgent Care – West Monroe Schools: Weston High School, Woodlawn Elementary School Shopping: Dollar General, Brookshire, Walmart Supercenter Fuel: Chevron, 76 gas station This combination of seclusion and convenience makes the property especially attractive for families, retirees, or anyone seeking a quieter, simpler lifestyle with quick access to larger towns and services when needed. Driving Instructions: From Shreveport, take I-20 East for approximately 75 miles. Exit toward Chatham or Zoar. Local access roads lead directly to the property. Contact us for a GPS pin or map link to navigate directly. Take the First Step Toward Land Ownership: e ready to build now or simply looking to invest in land for the future, this 27-acre parcel near Zoar offers value, versatility, and long-term potential. With no HOA, no time limits, and multiple permitted home types, this is a rare find in Louisiana's land market. Contact us today to schedule a viewing, get GPS directions, or learn more about this opportunity. Let’s make your land ownership dream a reality.

Introducing the Choctaw Creek 147.16, situated just west of Quitman, Louisiana. At first glance, you will notice the Jackson Parish tract is loaded with mature bottomland hardwoods, even after a recent timber thinning. And, in this part of the country, this is a rare find! Choctaw Creek winds through the property from the north to the southernmost boundary lines, offering a diverse habitat. Near the center of the tract you'll find a dammed-up beaver pond providing even more opportunity for wildlife. There is a good chance you will get in a good wood duck shoot at some point. During the initial evaluation of this place, multiple deer were spotted in and among the beaver pond, utilizing islands of dry ground across the pond for cover. The Choctaw Creek 147.16 is going to offer some of the best hunting opportunities in the area. Choctaw Creek was previously part of the very well-known Jackson-Bienville Wildlife Management Area. On the north and south ends of the property, you'll find a recent timber thinning of gum and cypress timber. The timber management will offer an outstanding habitat for years to come. The land on the south side of the highway is clear-cut. If you're looking for a tract that is going to offer some great whitetail hunting, you might ought to give this one a look. With tons of cover and diversity, this is where the big deer like to spend their time. Call Heath Eubanks today to schedule a private showing of the Choctaw Creek 147.16. Location: Highway 155 Quitman, Lousiana 71268 Jackson Parish 5 Miles W of Quitman 16 Miles S of Ruston Coordinates: 32.35453, -92.75248 Property Use: Recreational Hunting Timberland Property Information: 147.16 Surveyed Acres Frontage on Hwy 155 Dammed-Up Beaver Pond Mature Hardwood Timber Recently Thinned Gum & Cypress Choctaw Creek Traverses North to South Deer & Small Game Subject to Flooding Tax Information: Parcel Number: 0010091521BP

Introducing the Choctaw Creek 147.16, situated just west of Quitman, Louisiana. At first glance, you will notice the Jackson Parish tract is loaded with mature bottomland hardwoods, even after a recent timber thinning. And, in this part of the country, this is a rare find! Choctaw Creek winds through the property from the north to the southernmost boundary lines, offering a diverse habitat. Near the center of the tract you'll find a dammed-up beaver pond providing even more opportunity for wildlife. There is a good chance you will get in a good wood duck shoot at some point. During the initial evaluation of this place, multiple deer were spotted in and among the beaver pond, utilizing islands of dry ground across the pond for cover. The Choctaw Creek 147.16 is going to offer some of the best hunting opportunities in the area. Choctaw Creek was previously part of the very well-known Jackson-Bienville Wildlife Management Area. On the north and south ends of the property, you'll find a recent timber thinning of gum and cypress timber. The timber management will offer an outstanding habitat for years to come. The land on the south side of the highway is clear-cut. If you're looking for a tract that is going to offer some great whitetail hunting, you might ought to give this one a look. With tons of cover and diversity, this is where the big deer like to spend their time. Call Heath Eubanks today to schedule a private showing of the Choctaw Creek 147.16. Location: Highway 155 Quitman, Lousiana 71268 Jackson Parish 5 Miles W of Quitman 16 Miles S of Ruston Coordinates: 32.35453, -92.75248 Property Use: Recreational Hunting Timberland Property Information: 147.16 Surveyed Acres Frontage on Hwy 155 Dammed-Up Beaver Pond Mature Hardwood Timber Recently Thinned Gum & Cypress Choctaw Creek Traverses North to South Deer & Small Game Subject to Flooding Tax Information: Parcel Number: 0010091521BP

Introducing the Choctaw Creek 147.16, situated just west of Quitman, Louisiana. At first glance, you will notice the Jackson Parish tract is loaded with mature bottomland hardwoods, even after a recent timber thinning. And, in this part of the country, this is a rare find! Choctaw Creek winds through the property from the north to the southernmost boundary lines, offering a diverse habitat. Near the center of the tract you'll find a dammed-up beaver pond providing even more opportunity for wildlife. There is a good chance you will get in a good wood duck shoot at some point. During the initial evaluation of this place, multiple deer were spotted in and among the beaver pond, utilizing islands of dry ground across the pond for cover. The Choctaw Creek 147.16 is going to offer some of the best hunting opportunities in the area. Choctaw Creek was previously part of the very well-known Jackson-Bienville Wildlife Management Area. On the north and south ends of the property, you'll find a recent timber thinning of gum and cypress timber. The timber management will offer an outstanding habitat for years to come. The land on the south side of the highway is clear-cut. If you're looking for a tract that is going to offer some great whitetail hunting, you might ought to give this one a look. With tons of cover and diversity, this is where the big deer like to spend their time. Call Heath Eubanks today to schedule a private showing of the Choctaw Creek 147.16. Location: Highway 155 Quitman, Lousiana 71268 Jackson Parish 5 Miles W of Quitman 16 Miles S of Ruston Coordinates: 32.35453, -92.75248 Property Use: Recreational Hunting Timberland Property Information: 147.16 Surveyed Acres Frontage on Hwy 155 Dammed-Up Beaver Pond Mature Hardwood Timber Recently Thinned Gum & Cypress Choctaw Creek Traverses North to South Deer & Small Game Subject to Flooding Tax Information: Parcel Number: 0010091521BP

Introducing the Choctaw Creek 147.16, situated just west of Quitman, Louisiana. At first glance, you will notice the Jackson Parish tract is loaded with mature bottomland hardwoods, even after a recent timber thinning. And, in this part of the country, this is a rare find! Choctaw Creek winds through the property from the north to the southernmost boundary lines, offering a diverse habitat. Near the center of the tract you'll find a dammed-up beaver pond providing even more opportunity for wildlife. There is a good chance you will get in a good wood duck shoot at some point. During the initial evaluation of this place, multiple deer were spotted in and among the beaver pond, utilizing islands of dry ground across the pond for cover. The Choctaw Creek 147.16 is going to offer some of the best hunting opportunities in the area. Choctaw Creek was previously part of the very well-known Jackson-Bienville Wildlife Management Area. On the north and south ends of the property, you'll find a recent timber thinning of gum and cypress timber. The timber management will offer an outstanding habitat for years to come. The land on the south side of the highway is clear-cut. If you're looking for a tract that is going to offer some great whitetail hunting, you might ought to give this one a look. With tons of cover and diversity, this is where the big deer like to spend their time. Call Heath Eubanks today to schedule a private showing of the Choctaw Creek 147.16. Location: Highway 155 Quitman, Lousiana 71268 Jackson Parish 5 Miles W of Quitman 16 Miles S of Ruston Coordinates: 32.35453, -92.75248 Property Use: Recreational Hunting Timberland Property Information: 147.16 Surveyed Acres Frontage on Hwy 155 Dammed-Up Beaver Pond Mature Hardwood Timber Recently Thinned Gum & Cypress Choctaw Creek Traverses North to South Deer & Small Game Subject to Flooding Tax Information: Parcel Number: 0010091521BP

Introducing the Choctaw Creek 147.16, situated just west of Quitman, Louisiana. At first glance, you will notice the Jackson Parish tract is loaded with mature bottomland hardwoods, even after a recent timber thinning. And, in this part of the country, this is a rare find! Choctaw Creek winds through the property from the north to the southernmost boundary lines, offering a diverse habitat. Near the center of the tract you'll find a dammed-up beaver pond providing even more opportunity for wildlife. There is a good chance you will get in a good wood duck shoot at some point. During the initial evaluation of this place, multiple deer were spotted in and among the beaver pond, utilizing islands of dry ground across the pond for cover. The Choctaw Creek 147.16 is going to offer some of the best hunting opportunities in the area. Choctaw Creek was previously part of the very well-known Jackson-Bienville Wildlife Management Area. On the north and south ends of the property, you'll find a recent timber thinning of gum and cypress timber. The timber management will offer an outstanding habitat for years to come. The land on the south side of the highway is clear-cut. If you're looking for a tract that is going to offer some great whitetail hunting, you might ought to give this one a look. With tons of cover and diversity, this is where the big deer like to spend their time. Call Heath Eubanks today to schedule a private showing of the Choctaw Creek 147.16. Location: Highway 155 Quitman, Lousiana 71268 Jackson Parish 5 Miles W of Quitman 16 Miles S of Ruston Coordinates: 32.35453, -92.75248 Property Use: Recreational Hunting Timberland Property Information: 147.16 Surveyed Acres Frontage on Hwy 155 Dammed-Up Beaver Pond Mature Hardwood Timber Recently Thinned Gum & Cypress Choctaw Creek Traverses North to South Deer & Small Game Subject to Flooding Tax Information: Parcel Number: 0010091521BP

Introducing the Choctaw Creek 147.16, situated just west of Quitman, Louisiana. At first glance, you will notice the Jackson Parish tract is loaded with mature bottomland hardwoods, even after a recent timber thinning. And, in this part of the country, this is a rare find! Choctaw Creek winds through the property from the north to the southernmost boundary lines, offering a diverse habitat. Near the center of the tract you'll find a dammed-up beaver pond providing even more opportunity for wildlife. There is a good chance you will get in a good wood duck shoot at some point. During the initial evaluation of this place, multiple deer were spotted in and among the beaver pond, utilizing islands of dry ground across the pond for cover. The Choctaw Creek 147.16 is going to offer some of the best hunting opportunities in the area. Choctaw Creek was previously part of the very well-known Jackson-Bienville Wildlife Management Area. On the north and south ends of the property, you'll find a recent timber thinning of gum and cypress timber. The timber management will offer an outstanding habitat for years to come. The land on the south side of the highway is clear-cut. If you're looking for a tract that is going to offer some great whitetail hunting, you might ought to give this one a look. With tons of cover and diversity, this is where the big deer like to spend their time. Call Heath Eubanks today to schedule a private showing of the Choctaw Creek 147.16. Location: Highway 155 Quitman, Lousiana 71268 Jackson Parish 5 Miles W of Quitman 16 Miles S of Ruston Coordinates: 32.35453, -92.75248 Property Use: Recreational Hunting Timberland Property Information: 147.16 Surveyed Acres Frontage on Hwy 155 Dammed-Up Beaver Pond Mature Hardwood Timber Recently Thinned Gum & Cypress Choctaw Creek Traverses North to South Deer & Small Game Subject to Flooding Tax Information: Parcel Number: 0010091521BP

Introducing the Choctaw Creek 147.16, situated just west of Quitman, Louisiana. At first glance, you will notice the Jackson Parish tract is loaded with mature bottomland hardwoods, even after a recent timber thinning. And, in this part of the country, this is a rare find! Choctaw Creek winds through the property from the north to the southernmost boundary lines, offering a diverse habitat. Near the center of the tract you'll find a dammed-up beaver pond providing even more opportunity for wildlife. There is a good chance you will get in a good wood duck shoot at some point. During the initial evaluation of this place, multiple deer were spotted in and among the beaver pond, utilizing islands of dry ground across the pond for cover. The Choctaw Creek 147.16 is going to offer some of the best hunting opportunities in the area. Choctaw Creek was previously part of the very well-known Jackson-Bienville Wildlife Management Area. On the north and south ends of the property, you'll find a recent timber thinning of gum and cypress timber. The timber management will offer an outstanding habitat for years to come. The land on the south side of the highway is clear-cut. If you're looking for a tract that is going to offer some great whitetail hunting, you might ought to give this one a look. With tons of cover and diversity, this is where the big deer like to spend their time. Call Heath Eubanks today to schedule a private showing of the Choctaw Creek 147.16. Location: Highway 155 Quitman, Lousiana 71268 Jackson Parish 5 Miles W of Quitman 16 Miles S of Ruston Coordinates: 32.35453, -92.75248 Property Use: Recreational Hunting Timberland Property Information: 147.16 Surveyed Acres Frontage on Hwy 155 Dammed-Up Beaver Pond Mature Hardwood Timber Recently Thinned Gum & Cypress Choctaw Creek Traverses North to South Deer & Small Game Subject to Flooding Tax Information: Parcel Number: 0010091521BP

Introducing the Choctaw Creek 147.16, situated just west of Quitman, Louisiana. At first glance, you will notice the Jackson Parish tract is loaded with mature bottomland hardwoods, even after a recent timber thinning. And, in this part of the country, this is a rare find! Choctaw Creek winds through the property from the north to the southernmost boundary lines, offering a diverse habitat. Near the center of the tract you'll find a dammed-up beaver pond providing even more opportunity for wildlife. There is a good chance you will get in a good wood duck shoot at some point. During the initial evaluation of this place, multiple deer were spotted in and among the beaver pond, utilizing islands of dry ground across the pond for cover. The Choctaw Creek 147.16 is going to offer some of the best hunting opportunities in the area. Choctaw Creek was previously part of the very well-known Jackson-Bienville Wildlife Management Area. On the north and south ends of the property, you'll find a recent timber thinning of gum and cypress timber. The timber management will offer an outstanding habitat for years to come. The land on the south side of the highway is clear-cut. If you're looking for a tract that is going to offer some great whitetail hunting, you might ought to give this one a look. With tons of cover and diversity, this is where the big deer like to spend their time. Call Heath Eubanks today to schedule a private showing of the Choctaw Creek 147.16. Location: Highway 155 Quitman, Lousiana 71268 Jackson Parish 5 Miles W of Quitman 16 Miles S of Ruston Coordinates: 32.35453, -92.75248 Property Use: Recreational Hunting Timberland Property Information: 147.16 Surveyed Acres Frontage on Hwy 155 Dammed-Up Beaver Pond Mature Hardwood Timber Recently Thinned Gum & Cypress Choctaw Creek Traverses North to South Deer & Small Game Subject to Flooding Tax Information: Parcel Number: 0010091521BP