145 Acres In Franklin Parish, LA

THE FRANKLIN 145 OFFERS A GREAT MIX OF DIVERSITY, ACCESS, AND YEAR-ROUND OUTDOOR ENJOYMENT. The 145± acre Franklin Parish, Louisiana, hunting and
recreational tract consists of WRE and wetland mitigation, creating excellent cover and strong
wildlife habitat. Located in an area with a well-known waterfowl history, the Boeuf River corridor has long been a favorite among duck hunters. The shallow potholes, oxbows, and backwater areas along the river consistently hold wood ducks, green-winged teal, gadwall, mallards, and other species. The Franklin 145 also offers strong deer hunting opportunities, with established food plots and a healthy population of mature deer. On the southwest corner, a concrete boat ramp provides
direct access to the Boeuf River and over 50,000 contiguous acres of public land. Additionally, a 1± acre area in the southeast corner is unencumbered, with utilities nearby, making it an ideal spot for a camp. Enjoy the privacy of 145± acres or jump across the Boeuf River and enjoy the endless public land!