±164 Acres in the “Duck Capital of America”

The tract is positioned in the heart of Southwest Louisiana’s agricultural and waterfowl region. Gueydan is located in western Vermilion Parish and has deep roots in rice farming, with the town’s history tied to large-scale agricultural land ownership and production. Gueydan is widely known as the Duck Capital of America.Located on Bill Searle Road in Gueydan, Louisiana, this ±164-acre tract offers recreational and agricultural opportunities in the heart of Southwest Louisiana’s rice-farming and waterfowl region. Known as the “Duck Capital of America,” Gueydan sits in western Vermilion Parish, where agriculture and duck hunting are deeply rooted in the local heritage. The property features two existing pit blinds, along with on-site pumps and wells to support water-level management. Utilities are also available on the property, providing potential for a future campsite, hunting camp, or weekend retreat. Deer hunting adds to the tract’s recreational appeal, making it an attractive option for those seeking a versatile outdoor property.