Thoughtful hunts, trusted guides, and lasting traditions—built around respect for the land.
Our grounds sit in Franklin Parish, Louisiana, along Norwood Road and Curtis Traxler Road — a working mix of hardwood timber, open field, and slough that's leased and hunted with care season after season.
Mixed hardwood timber bordering open field, with a pond and mature tree cover along the eastern edge.
A long, wooded corridor running between working fields, with a natural drain cutting through the timber.
Adjoining parcels recorded with the Franklin Parish Assessor, rounding out the property's full footprint.
Low wetland ground wrapping the permanent slough — flooded timber for ducks in season and heavy hog sign year-round.
A permanent water source, 292 acres of thick bedding sanctuary, and a 10-acre open feeding and camp area form a self-contained wildlife ecosystem.
A hunting club doesn't have to choose one pursuit: hunt deer in the morning, ducks in the brakes, and hogs year-round.
The 292 acres of thick hardwood cover create a quiet bedding sanctuary that helps hold deer on the property.
The permanent slough provides dependable water and natural wetland habitat for seasonal waterfowl hunting.
Thick cover, water, and the 10-acre open feeding area create year-round opportunity for wild hogs.
Share a few details about your hunting club or corporate group, and the owner will get back to you to discuss contract terms, property access, and layout orientation.
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