A notable 35 acres consist of duck holes that can be planted for food. The remaining waterfowl habitat is made up of tupelo gum and cypress brakes, hardwood bottoms, and willow sloughs. With eight water control structures, a managed water system is possible. One electric well also exists.

While Buck Ridge is known for waterfowl hunting, the deer game is some of the best in the Delta. Large bucks roam the hundreds of acres of mixed hardwood and cypress trees. Agriculture fields border the property to the north, allowing the deer to feed on high protein crops during the summer months. Thirteen deer food plots are currently planted. In the northwest corner, there is a 5-acre plot that has been historically planted as a dove field.

Three quarters of a mile from the property is a 2,000 SF rustic cabin offering three bedrooms and one bathroom. A large den and wood burning fireplace provide the perfect setting for friendly gatherings before and after a days hunt. Additional features include an 8'x40' metal container used for storage, a cleaning shed, dog kennels, and a walk-in freezer.

Buck Ridge also offers the opportunity for passive income. With CRP contracts through 2026, 2029, and 2031, and Carbon Credit Contracts, the property is currently producing $37,541 annually. This is a great asset to use towards your taxes or yearly maintenance and improvements.

Owned by the same members for more than 18 years, The Leflore 755 provides seclusion, recreational enjoyment, and long-term investment. Whether you are wanting a private getaway, family retreat, or a place to start your own hunting club, Buck Ridge is worth considering! Call today for your private showing.