Boeuf 53 is a 53-acre property in Franklin Parish, perfectly suited for a cattle operation or a private recreational retreat. This tract consists of 25 acres of hardwoods and 28 acres of fertile hay pasture, providing a balanced environment for both agricultural pursuits and recreational activities. Fully fenced and meticulously maintained, Boeuf 53 is a move-in ready property for cattle farmers. This tract offers excellent opportunities for whitetail deer hunting and small game hunting. Don’t miss the opportunity to own an exceptional and versatile property!
From a very early age to now, the majority of his time has revolved around hunting and the outdoors.Josh Beckham is a lifelong resident of Ruston, Louisiana where he graduated from Louisiana Tech University with a degree in Kinesiology & Health Sciences.Many changes have occurred for Josh in life, but one thing that has remained the same is his strong passion for what life outdoors has to offer.In 2017, he became the Territory Manager for Banded and Avery Outdoors, an outdoor gear and hunting equipment company where he currently services outdoor retail stores across Louisiana, Mississippi, Texas and Oklahoma.With extensive knowledge of the hunting industry and hunting properties, this led Josh to pursue the real estate industry in Louisiana, Arkansas, and Mississippi as well.Josh is married to his wife, Emery, and they have two daughters, Rory and Olivia.Guided by integrity, honesty and a profound appreciation for the outdoors, Josh thrives on turning transactions into lifelong friendships.Call Josh Beckham today to help you make your real estate dreams a reality!
Hunter Smith is a third generation Land Professional and calls North Louisiana home. He is the Vice President of Hunter Energy Corporation, a 35+ year Petroleum Land Services company headquartered in Ruston, Louisiana. With Hunter’s knowledge of land and minerals and his large network of Land Professionals, he is well positioned to help clients navigate the buying and selling process of investment and recreational properties. When Hunter is not working in the land business you can find him in a duck blind in the Mississippi delta or at a ball field with his wife watching their three boys.
