Franklin 145

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, maki...