Nestled between a national wildlife refuge and state-managed land, this tract offers outstanding wildlife habitat and close proximity to public lands. The property is bordered by Felsenthal National Wildlife Refuge to the north and Huttig Pine Flatwoods Natural Area to the south, positioning it uniquely between thousands of acres of backup habitat. Dollar Junction Road runs the length of the southern boundary, providing convenient, easy access to the tract. A recent timber harvest left standing pine and hardwood pulpwood scattered across the property, with natural regeneration already well underway. A beautiful cypress slough meanders north to south through the tract, dissecting the property and providing tract-level diversity. This is a rare chance to own a private recreational tract just steps from the refuge boundaries.