Jared Laing | Texas Land Specialist

High Quality Red River Waterfowl & Whitetail Hunting Operation This exceptional 444 +/- acre hunting operation delivers everything serious sportsmen demand for quality waterfowl and trophy Whitetail potential. With over 3,400 feet of Red River frontage and 1.7 miles of Mud Creek frontage, you'll have exclusive access to a prime hunting location with potential to draw high waterfowl concentrations during peak migrations and trophy Red River Whitetail Bucks. The Setup Seven professionally managed duck ponds strategically positioned across the landscape can create high-quality food resources for optimal hunting conditions throughout the season. These stock tanks are engineered waterfowl magnets with proper depth, water control, and habitat management programs that can keep ducks consistently on property throughout season. Eleven all-season feeders help concentrate deer populations for surveying and harvest, while quality habitat management ensures quality and quantity of food resources necessary for population management. Hunters routinely glass 15-20 whitetails during morning sits, testament to superior habitat management and the unique location of the property. Nine Antler Shed blinds allow for luxury hunting and are strategically positioned across travel corridors, bedding areas, and feeding zones. Two dedicated protein feeders assist with trophy buck development and overall herd health. The 6-acre bass lake offers excellent fishing during midday breaks between hunts, while Red River access opens unlimited opportunities for catfish, gar, and seasonal fish runs. Wild turkey occasionally visit the diverse bottomland hardwoods and creek drainages, providing potential for exciting spring gobbler action. What's Included Complete turnkey operation comes with Polaris Ranger crew cab and Can-Am Defender (heat/AC equipped) for all-weather access. All feeders, blinds, and hunting infrastructure transfer with the property. Rustic lakeside hunting cabin sits on separate 3-acre tract just 0.5 miles up the gravel county road from the main 441-acre parcel. The Big Picture 380 acres enrolled in Wetlands Reserve Program (WRP) provide optimal bottomland habitat that is protected in perpetuity. This federal program ensures your habitat stays protected while generating property tax benefits. The remaining 64 acres give you flexibility for food plots, additional blinds, or camp expansion. Feral hogs are abundant year-round, providing unlimited shooting opportunities. The diverse terrain – from mature Red River bottomland hardwoods to rolling upland hardwoods– creates natural habitat diversity supporting multiple species and hunting styles, and guarantees food resources year-round. Access & Location Strategic Northeast Texas location provides excellent access to major metropolitan areas: Dallas (149 miles, 2h 40m), Houston (282 miles, 5h 50m), Shreveport, LA (65 miles, 1h 45m). Aviation access via Texarkana Regional Airport (TXK) - 36 miles with commercial service to DFW, or East Texas Regional (GGG) - 78 miles. Major international airports: DFW International (205 miles, 3h 30m) and Houston Bush Intercontinental (310 miles, 5h 15m). Bottom Line This is as close to a guarantee as you'll find in hunting real estate. Established game populations, proven harvest success, professional management systems, and WRP create the ultimate hunting investment. The Red River frontage alone makes this a generational asset, while the waterfowl setup rivals anything in the Mississippi Flyway. Properties combining this level of hunting infrastructure, waterfowl management ability, and game populations don't hit the market often. When they do, they move fast to serious hunters who recognize quality hunting operations. Key Numbers: 444 +/- total acres 3,400+ feet Red River frontage 1.7 miles creek frontage 7 managed duck ponds 11 all-season feeders 9 Antler Shed hunting blinds 6-acre stocked bass lake $4,167 per acre

Double Diamond Ranch is a 140± acre live water recreational ranch near Kaufman on Country Road 104 in East Texas. The ranch has much to offer for the outdoor recreationist, the cattleman, or the nature lover! Come experience this wonderful piece of diverse grassland, rich creek bottom, and abundant water.   This is a live water ranch, with about 0.6 miles of Williams Creek making up the southeastern boundary.  There's also a 4-acre lake and several other smaller ponds that are all stocked, making this property a gem for recreational and cattlemen alike. There are about 34 acres of floodplain along Williams Creek. There are about 20 acres of the forested floodplain and 17 acres of upland wooded areas, with the remaining 85 acres mostly pasture or hayfield with a few scattered trees.   There are abundant white-tailed deer, feral hogs, and furbearers. If you like bird hunting, there's seasonally abundant waterfowl on the 3 ponds, a 4.5-acre lake, and 0.6 miles of frontage on Williams Creek.  There is also a possible location for creating a large, 2 to 5-acre managed water duck marsh.   Dove hunting can be seasonally good, especially if some plantings are made or weedy areas are encouraged. The property has a 4800 SF, 60x80 FT dirt floor barn in the middle and an unfinished 1 bedroom, 2-bathroom barndominium with about 1400 SQFT of living space near the front of the property. With some finishing touches, this would make a great hunting cabin or weekend home, or it could be gutted and started over.   The property's soil consists of kemp loam, Axtell fine sandy loam, and Lufkin-Rader complex.  They are productive for wildlife and cattle and will grow hay and crops as a new owner sees fit. Most of the pastures are diverse, with many naturally occurring pollinator plant species and native grasses finding their way in. Whether you’re into running cattle, recreating, or just enjoying nature, this property has it all. Of note, a small old, 1800's cemetery sits in the middle of the property.