295-Acre Catfish Farm & Recreational Property with Hunting and Waterfowl Opportunities in Red River County, Texas
Location: 9822 N Hwy 37, Clarksville, TX 75426
Property Overview:
This stunning 295-acre property in Red River County, Texas, combines the best of catfish farming, recreational hunting, and natural beauty. With nearly 80 acres of impounded water perfect for aquaculture and wildlife, and its proximity to major metropolitan areas, this land offers endless possibilities for investment and enjoyment. Historically used as a catfish farm, the property is ready for revitalization in fish farming or can be enjoyed for a variety of outdoor activities.
Aquaculture Potential:
Previously operated as a successful catfish farm, the property has existing ponds well-suited for continuing catfish farming. The nearly 80 acres of impounded water provide an ideal environment for growing and harvesting catfish, with favorable water sources that can be restored or expanded for production. There are established local markets for catfish in Texarkana, Oklahoma, and across northeast Texas, making it a prime location for profitable aquaculture. Nearby fish hatcheries provide access to juvenile fish to replenish your stock, while the land's water infrastructure is ready for immediate operation. To further enhance the ease of operation, onsite management services are available, ensuring a seamless experience for potential buyers looking for both operational support and recreational enjoyment.
Recreational Hunting and Wildlife:
This property offers a premier location for hunting enthusiasts in the heart of northeast Texas. The land is home to a diverse array of wildlife, making it an exceptional place for year-round outdoor activities:
Timber and Forestry:
The land has undergone some clear-cutting, offering opportunities to manage and regenerate the timber for future harvest. The property's mix of hardwood and softwood trees provides a rich variety of timber, including:
This property is also eligible for the Texas A&M Forestry Replanting Program, which offers expert guidance and financial incentives for landowners looking to restore and improve their timber stands. By working with the program, you can replant and regenerate the timber, contributing to sustainable land management practices while adding a future income stream from timber harvesting. The program also offers access to best management practices for improving wildlife habitat and increasing property value.
Waterfowl Flyways & Hunting Opportunities:
The 80 acres of impounded water are not only ideal for aquaculture but also make the property a prime location for waterfowl hunting. Northeast Texas is located along major waterfowl migration flyways, with this property serving as a resting point for ducks, geese, and other migratory birds. The Red River region is renowned for its waterfowl hunting, and this property offers hunters the chance to take advantage of the abundant game.
The land is ideally positioned for duck hunting, with natural wetlands, open water, and surrounding woods providing excellent cover for both hunters and wildlife. As one of the top areas in the state for waterfowl migrations, you can expect a diverse range of species from fall through spring, making this property a hunter's paradise.
Location Benefits:
This property offers easy access to major regional markets, making it ideal for both aquaculture and timber production. Located just off Hwy 37, the land is within a few hours' drive of the following:
With its strategic location and proximity to key transportation routes, this property offers easy access to commercial markets, making it a prime investment for both recreational and agricultural purposes.
This property offers an unparalleled combination of aquaculture potential, recreational hunting, and timber management, making it an ideal investment for those looking to enjoy the natural beauty of northeast Texas while also generating income.
For a private tour, please contact:
James Ross
903-272-4859