Jon Charles

This 35+/- acre tract sits on the east side of a larger 307-acre property outside Pitkin, and it's built around the one thing the other tracts don't have: a cleared, camp-ready spot. For a buyer who wants a smaller, manageable piece of ground to build on rather than hunt across hundreds of acres, this tract does the job. The timber is the same, roughly 5-year-old cutover found across the

This 117+/- acre tract sits on the west side of a larger 307-acre property outside Pitkin, and it's been carved out to stand on its own creek frontage, hunting infrastructure, and access all included, with nothing missing that would leave a new owner starting from zero. Six Mile Creek runs along this piece, giving it the same year-round water and natural travel corridor that makes the surrounding

This 155+/- acre tract sits in the middle of a larger 307-acre property outside Pitkin, and it's the blank canvas of the three creek frontage and solid access, with the hunting setup still to be built by whoever buys it. Six Mile Creek runs through this piece, providing it with the same year-round water source and natural game corridor found throughout the rest of the property. The timber is a

Six Mile Creek runs the length of this 307+/- acre tract outside Pitkin, and it's the kind of feature that does more work for a property than almost anything else you can put on it year-round water, a natural travel corridor for deer and hogs, and the scenic backbone that turns a hunting tract into a place you actually want to spend time. The timber is a roughly 5-year-old cutover, which means

There's a particular kind of quiet that settles over a duck pond just before shooting light, when the birds are still working and the only sound is water moving through the timber. That's the first thing you notice on this 64+/- acre tract outside Lebeau - a property built, quite literally, for that moment. This ground is enrolled in the USDA's Wetland Reserve Program, which means the habitat

Some tracts need a lot of work before they're worth hunting. This one's already got the bones - it just needs your plan to bring it to life. At 77.4+/- acres in Allen Parish, this is a raw tract with real potential: a solid mix of mature hardwoods and pines, natural travel corridors, and enough cover diversity to hold deer and hogs. It's undeveloped ground - no roads cut in, no stands up, no food

Located approximately 45 minutes from Lafayette, this exceptional 138-acre recreational property offers a rare combination of hunting, improvements, and convenience that is becoming increasingly difficult to find in South Louisiana. Featuring a 2,400 square foot shop, a 1-bedroom, 1-bath living trailer, established wildlife habitat, and a diverse landscape of pine timber with scattered hardwoods,

This unique recreational tract offers a rare opportunity to own a large stretch of cypress swamp with frontage along the Mermentau River just outside the city limits of Lake Arthur. Properties with this type of habitat, water access, and location are becoming increasingly difficult to find, especially in an area known for its strong waterfowl history and rich outdoor tradition. The combination of

This 190 acre recreational tract offers a rare opportunity to own property in one of the most well-known waterfowl regions in the country, located in a town widely recognized as the Duck Capital of America. Known for its rich habitat and consistent migratory patterns, this area has long been a destination for serious duck hunters, and this property puts you right in the heart of it.The land