Spencer Burke

$2,496,900

574 Acres

Rusk, Texas, 75785

Great hunting and timberland investment property. This tract is a professionally managed pine plantation. The trees were planted in 2019 and 2020. There is electricity nearby. Really nice gently rolling topography on this tract and great views of the hilly landscape. This is really an extraordinary tract for somebody to make into a heck of a showplace.

$1,011,500

238 Acres

San Augustine, Texas, 75972

The Palo Gaucho Tract is ±238 acres of beautiful woods in Sabine County, Texas. ±110 acres of the tract are in improved genetics loblolly pine plantation. ±90 acres are plantations that were recently first thinned, and ±20 acres are premerchantable plantations. The pine plantations will provide a great opportunity for future income! The remainder of the tract is natural mixed hardwood and pine stands, streamside management zones, and creek bottoms. El Lobanillo Creek defines the eastern boundary line of the property. Palo Gaucho Bayou runs through the southwestern corner of the property. The creek bottoms and scenic topography provide excellent hunting and recreational opportunities. This tract is not far from some of the best fishing in the nation at Lake Sam Rayburn and Toledo Bend Reservoir. The towns of Hemphill, San Augustine, and Pineland are all close by. Lufkin, Nacogdoches, and Jasper are all within an hour's drive, with plenty of restaurants, shopping, and hospitals.

$367,200

51 Acres

Pollok, Texas, 75969

The Fenley Forest Tract C is ±51 acres of beautiful pine and hardwood forest located in Angelina County, Texas. ±25 acres of the tract is a merchantable loblolly pine plantation that is ready to selectively first thin. ±12 acres of the tract is a premerchantable loblolly pine plantation that will be ready to selectively first thin in approximately 10 years. The pine plantations will provide a great opportunity for present cash flow and future income! ±14 acres of the tract are natural mixed hardwood and pine stand streamside management zones and creek bottom. A tributary to the Angelina River flows through the south portion of the tract. The creek bottom and scenic topography provide excellent hunting and recreational opportunities. The northwest boundary of the property has ±2,000 feet of Fenley Flat Road frontage. Electric is available nearby.The Fenley Forest Tract C is conveniently located just outside the town of Pollok, TX, less than 10 miles from all the restaurants, shopping, and hospitals in Lufkin, TX. Houston, TX, is ±130 miles from the tract. Dallas, TX, is ±175 miles from the tract. Huntsville, TX, is less than 90 miles from the tract.

$1,020,600

324 Acres

Palestine, Texas, 75839

The ±324 acre property is great deer and hog hunting! The property is located in Elkhart ISD. ACR 191 bisects the tract and Delany Creek runs through the middle of the western portion of the tract. The eastern portion of the tract is pine plantation that is ready to first thin. The western portion of the tract is young pine plantation and mature hardwood creek bottom. The tract has a good internal road system and electricity is available.

$195,000

26 Acres

Palestine, Texas, 75801

Neches Refuge Tract ±70 Acres of Premier East Texas Hunting, Recreation, and Homesite Land Available as a Single ±70 Acre Tract or separated into a ±44 acre Neches Refuge West Tract and a ±26 acre Neches Refuge East Tract. The Neches Refuge Tract represents a rare opportunity to acquire a high-quality recreational and hunting property in one of East Texas’s most desirable natural settings. Encompassing approximately 70 acres of diverse forestland, this property offers exceptional wildlife habitat, outstanding access, and direct adjacency to thousands of acres of permanently protected land. Whether purchased as a single contiguous holding or divided into two thoughtfully configured tracts, the Neches Refuge Tract is ideally suited for hunting, outdoor recreation, a secluded homesite, or a long-term legacy investment. Set at high elevation with well-drained soils, the land provides year-round accessibility and multiple attractive building locations. Electricity is available on site, and the property is completely unrestricted, allowing future owners the freedom to use and improve the land according to their goals. From a private hunting retreat to a family getaway or full-time rural residence, this property offers the flexibility and natural features that discerning land buyers seek.Location, Access, and Regional Appeal One of the defining strengths of the Neches Refuge Tract is its combination of seclusion and accessibility. The property fronts U.S. Highway 84, providing excellent accessibility and convenient year-round access. In addition to highway frontage, the property benefits from paved internal and boundary road access, a feature that significantly enhances ease of use, property management, and long-term value. Despite its peaceful, private setting, the property is centrally located relative to several East Texas communities and major metropolitan areas:• 18 miles from Palestine • 19 miles from Jacksonville • 47 miles from Tyler • Approximately 125 miles from Dallas • Approximately 150 miles from Houston This location makes the property equally attractive for weekend recreation or permanent living, offering a manageable drive from major population centers while maintaining a true rural atmosphere.Topography, Soils, and Overall Landscape The Neches Refuge Tract sits at a high elevation relative to surrounding lands, a feature that provides several practical and recreational advantages. Well-drained soils allow for dependable access even during wet periods and reduce concerns associated with seasonal flooding. These characteristics are especially valuable for hunters and landowners who want reliable year-round access to stands, trails, and camp or homesite locations. The property’s gently rolling terrain enhances both aesthetics and usability. Elevated areas provide ideal locations for homes, cabins, or camps, while lower hardwood corridors and natural drains create scenic diversity and prime wildlife habitat. This combination of elevation change and varied vegetation gives the property a larger, more dynamic feel than many tracts of similar size.Timber Resources and Habitat Diversity From a land stewardship and wildlife perspective, the Neches Refuge Tract offers an excellent mix of timber types and age classes. The property includes: • Mixed hardwood and pine forests along creek channels and drains • Merchantable pine plantation, providing immediate and future timber value • Pre-merchantable pine plantation, offering long-term growth potential and excellent cover Hardwood corridors along natural drains are dominated by species commonly found in East Texas bottomlands, providing mast production, , species diversity, edge effect, and travel corridors for wildlife. Pine plantations add structure and edge effect, which are critical components of productive hunting land. The transition zones between pine stands and hardwood draws naturally concentrate game and provide ideal locations for stand placement. This diversity of timber and habitat not only supports strong wildlife populations but also enhances long-term land value and management flexibility.Hunting, Wildlife, and Recreational Value The Neches Refuge Tract is exceptionally well positioned as a hunting and wildlife property, offering features that allow it to perform far beyond its acreage. Bordering the Neches River National Wildlife Refuge A truly rare attribute of this property is its border with the 7,000-acre Neches River National Wildlife Refuge. This adjacency provides several critical benefits: • Long-term protection from neighboring development • Consistent wildlife movement across property boundaries • Enhanced privacy and quiet enjoyment • Expanded recreational and aesthetic value The refuge land remains undeveloped, it effectively increases the functional size of the property from a wildlife standpoint. Game animals routinely travel between the refuge and the property, creating excellent hunting opportunities and sustained population health. Nearby Public Lands In addition to bordering the refuge, the property lies just 2 miles from the 2,788-acre I.D. Fairchild State Forest. This concentration of public and protected lands further strengthens wildlife numbers and ensures the surrounding area remains rural and conservation-oriented. Game Species and Habitat Use The area is well known for healthy populations of: • Whitetail deer • Feral hogs • Eastern wild turkey • Small game including squirrel and rabbits Natural drains and hardwood corridors act as travel funnels, while pine stands provide bedding cover. The layout allows hunters to establish stands that take advantage of prevailing winds and quiet access routes, minimizing disturbance and maximizing success. The property also offers ample opportunity for food plots, supplemental feeding programs, and long-term wildlife habitat enhancement.Unrestricted Use and Improvement Potential The absence of deed restrictions is a major advantage for future owners. This freedom allows for: • Construction of cabins, homes, or barndominiums • Establishment of hunting camps or equipment storage • Timber management and improvement activities • Recreational infrastructure such as trails and shooting lanes Electricity available on site further reduces development costs and simplifies future improvements.Purchase Flexibility The Neches Refuge Tract can be purchased in one of three configurations, each offering unique advantages while maintaining the core benefits of access, habitat quality, and location. Neches Refuge West Tract ±44 acres | Refuge-Bordering Hunting & Homesite Tract The ±44-acre Neches Refuge West Tract is a standout recreational property with exceptional access and direct adjacency to the Neches River National Wildlife Refuge. Access and Frontage• Approximately 460 feet of frontage on U.S. Highway 84 • Approximately 1,700 feet of paved road access along the northeast boundary This combination of highway frontage and paved boundary access provides flexibility for multiple entrances, internal road systems, and future improvements. Hunting and Wildlife Value With refuge land directly adjacent, this tract benefits from consistent wildlife movement and unmatched long-term privacy. Hardwood drains and pine cover create ideal travel corridors, making this tract highly effective for deer and hog hunting. The size allows for multiple stand locations and well-planned access routes that minimize pressure on game. Homesite and Cabin Potential High elevation and well-drained soils provide excellent building locations for a cabin or permanent residence. With electricity available and paved access, this tract offers a rare blend of build-ready features and high-quality recreational land. Neches Refuge East Tract ±26 Acres | Exceptional Access & Manageable Recreational Property The ±26-acre Neches Refuge East Tract is an outstanding option for buyers seeking a smaller tract without sacrificing quality or access. Access and Frontage • Approximately 1,800 feet of frontage on U.S. Highway 84 • Approximately 1,700 feet of paved road access along the southwest boundary This level of access is exceptional for a tract of this size and provides long-term flexibility for use and value appreciation. Recreational and Wildlife Use: Although smaller in acreage, the East Tract benefits from proximity to refuge and state forest lands, allowing it to hunt larger than its size. Pine plantations and hardwood corridors create excellent cover and movement patterns for wildlife. Ideal Weekend Retreat With electricity available and no restrictions, the East Tract is well suited for a hunting cabin, weekend retreat, or low-maintenance recreational property with excellent access and strong wildlife presence.A Legacy East Texas Property Opportunities to acquire land with this combination of access, protected borders, wildlife habitat, and flexibility are increasingly rare. Whether purchased as a single ±70-acre holding or as one of the individual tracts, the Neches Refuge Tract offers long-term recreational enjoyment, investment potential, and the chance to own a truly special piece of East Texas land. This is a property designed to be enjoyed today and preserved for generations to come.

$352,313

85.9 Acres

Etoile, Texas, 75944

Lagroulle Creek is ±85.93 acres of woods with frontage on FM 95 in Nacogdoches County, Texas. Approximately half the tract is a loblolly pine plantation that has been thinned. This is a great opportunity for future income! The remainder is hardwood bottomland, perfect for hunting and recreation. Power is available to the property. This tract is in Southern Nacogdoches County, not far from Lake Sam Rayburn, a well-known fishing hot spot. The cities of Lufkin and Nacogdoches are both an easy drive with plenty of restaurants, shopping, and hospitals.

$851,345

134.6 Acres

Diboll, Texas, 75941

The Shady Grove Tract is ±134.6 acres of beautiful pine and hardwood forest located in Angelina County, Texas. ±65 acres of the tract are in improved genetics loblolly pine plantation. The pine plantations will provide a great opportunity for future income! The remainder of the tract is natural mixed hardwood and pine stands, streamside management zones, and creek bottoms. Stovall Creek defines the north boundary line of the property. Tributaries to Stovall Creek flow through the center of the property. The creek bottoms and scenic topography provide excellent hunting and recreational opportunities. The northeast boundary of the property has ±1,300 feet of Farm to Market 1818 frontage. This tract is not far from some of the best fishing in the nation at Lake Sam Rayburn Reservoir. The town of Diboll is very conveniently located close by. The city of Lufkin is less than 15 miles from the tract. Lufkin provides plenty of restaurants, shopping, and hospitals. Houston is +/-100 miles from the tract.

$1,219,444

179.33 Acres

Apple Springs, Texas, 75926

The North Cedar Road Tract is ±179.33 acres of beautiful pine and hardwood forest located in Trinity County, Texas. The majority of the tract is merchantable loblolly pine plantation. A small portion of the merchantable pine plantation has already been selectively first thinned. The majority of the pine plantation still needs to be selectively first thinned. The pine plantation will provide a great opportunity for present cash flow and future income! The remainder of the tract is natural mixed hardwood and pine stands, streamside management zones, and creek bottoms. A tributary to the North Fork of Cedar Creek flows through northeast portion of the tract. The creek bottoms and scenic topography provide excellent hunting and recreational opportunities. The west boundary of the property has ±3,000 feet of North Cedar Road. Electric is available at the road frontage.The North Cedar Road Tract is conveniently located just outside the town of Apple Springs, less than 25 miles from all the restaurants, shopping, and hospitals in Lufkin. Houston, TX, ±125 miles from the tract, and Huntsville, TX, is less than 60 miles from the tract. The tract is also located within a couple of miles of the Davy Crockett National Forest and only about 12 miles from the Ratcliff Lake Recreation Area.

$317,246

54.23 Acres

Lufkin, Texas, 75929

Discover a rare opportunity to own ±54.23 acres of beautiful, wooded East Texas land offering outstanding homesite, development, recreation, fishing, and hunting potential in an exceptional location just outside the Broaddus city limits. With approximately ±3,050 feet of Highway 147 frontage, this property provides outstanding visibility, access, and flexibility for a wide range of uses. Whether you envision building a private country estate, creating a weekend retreat near the lake, developing multiple homesites, or holding a long-term investment in a high-demand recreational area, this tract checks every box. The land is predominantly wooded with the natural beauty East Texas is known for—towering pines and mixed hardwoods create a peaceful setting filled with privacy and wildlife habitat. The dense tree cover offers numerous potential homesites, whether tucked deep into the timber for maximum seclusion or positioned closer to the highway for easy access. With electricity available along the northeast side of the property, development is more convenient and cost-effective for a primary residence, cabin, barndominium, or future subdivision. One of the most valuable features of this tract is its shared boundary with the Angelina National Forest along the southwest boundary line. This direct adjacency to thousands of acres of protected public land provides a natural privacy buffer with no neighboring development beside you. It also expands your recreational opportunities, offering access to additional land for hiking, exploring, and enjoying the outdoors. For hunters, the combination of private acreage and National Forest access enhances the overall experience and long-term appeal of the property. Outdoor enthusiasts will appreciate the abundant wildlife native to the area, including whitetail deer, hogs, and small game. The wooded habitat, combined with proximity to large tracts of forestland, creates excellent hunting potential. There is also ample room to establish trails, food plots, blinds, or ATV paths to fully develop the recreational capabilities of the land. Location is everything, and this property truly shines in that regard. It is situated just 3.5 miles from the Highway 147 bridge over Sam Rayburn Reservoir—one of Texas’ premier fishing destinations known nationwide for trophy largemouth bass, crappie, and catfish. Jackson Hill Marina is only 4 miles away, offering boat launching, restaurant, convenience store, and lake access. The Cassels-Boykin boat ramp is approximately 8 miles from the property, providing another convenient access point to the water. Living this close to Sam Rayburn makes early morning fishing trips, sunset cruises, and full weekends on the lake part of everyday life. Despite its peaceful rural setting, the property remains within comfortable driving distance of larger towns and amenities. Lufkin is approximately 35 miles away, Nacogdoches about 40 miles, and Woodville roughly 42 miles, providing access to shopping, medical facilities, dining, and employment centers. With extensive highway frontage, power availability, adjacency to the Angelina National Forest, and close proximity to Sam Rayburn Reservoir, this ±54.23-acre tract offers a powerful combination of accessibility, privacy, and recreational appeal. Whether you are seeking a personal retreat, development opportunity, or long-term land investment, this East Texas property presents a versatile and highly desirable opportunity in one of the region’s most sought-after outdoor destinations.

$316,800

44 Acres

Palestine, Texas, 75801

Neches Refuge Tract ±70 Acres of Premier East Texas Hunting, Recreation, and Homesite Land Available as a Single ±70 Acre Tract or separated into a ±44 acre Neches Refuge West Tract and a ±26 acre Neches Refuge East Tract. The Neches Refuge Tract represents a rare opportunity to acquire a high-quality recreational and hunting property in one of East Texas’s most desirable natural settings. Encompassing approximately 70 acres of diverse forestland, this property offers exceptional wildlife habitat, outstanding access, and direct adjacency to thousands of acres of permanently protected land. Whether purchased as a single contiguous holding or divided into two thoughtfully configured tracts, the Neches Refuge Tract is ideally suited for hunting, outdoor recreation, a secluded homesite, or a long-term legacy investment. Set at high elevation with well-drained soils, the land provides year-round accessibility and multiple attractive building locations. Electricity is available on site, and the property is completely unrestricted, allowing future owners the freedom to use and improve the land according to their goals. From a private hunting retreat to a family getaway or full-time rural residence, this property offers the flexibility and natural features that discerning land buyers seek.Location, Access, and Regional Appeal One of the defining strengths of the Neches Refuge Tract is its combination of seclusion and accessibility. The property fronts U.S. Highway 84, providing excellent accessibility and convenient year-round access. In addition to highway frontage, the property benefits from paved internal and boundary road access, a feature that significantly enhances ease of use, property management, and long-term value. Despite its peaceful, private setting, the property is centrally located relative to several East Texas communities and major metropolitan areas:• 18 miles from Palestine • 19 miles from Jacksonville • 47 miles from Tyler • Approximately 125 miles from Dallas • Approximately 150 miles from Houston This location makes the property equally attractive for weekend recreation or permanent living, offering a manageable drive from major population centers while maintaining a true rural atmosphere.Topography, Soils, and Overall Landscape The Neches Refuge Tract sits at a high elevation relative to surrounding lands, a feature that provides several practical and recreational advantages. Well-drained soils allow for dependable access even during wet periods and reduce concerns associated with seasonal flooding. These characteristics are especially valuable for hunters and landowners who want reliable year-round access to stands, trails, and camp or homesite locations. The property’s gently rolling terrain enhances both aesthetics and usability. Elevated areas provide ideal locations for homes, cabins, or camps, while lower hardwood corridors and natural drains create scenic diversity and prime wildlife habitat. This combination of elevation change and varied vegetation gives the property a larger, more dynamic feel than many tracts of similar size.Timber Resources and Habitat Diversity From a land stewardship and wildlife perspective, the Neches Refuge Tract offers an excellent mix of timber types and age classes. The property includes: • Mixed hardwood and pine forests along creek channels and drains • Merchantable pine plantation, providing immediate and future timber value • Pre-merchantable pine plantation, offering long-term growth potential and excellent cover Hardwood corridors along natural drains are dominated by species commonly found in East Texas bottomlands, providing mast production, , species diversity, edge effect, and travel corridors for wildlife. Pine plantations add structure and edge effect, which are critical components of productive hunting land. The transition zones between pine stands and hardwood draws naturally concentrate game and provide ideal locations for stand placement. This diversity of timber and habitat not only supports strong wildlife populations but also enhances long-term land value and management flexibility.Hunting, Wildlife, and Recreational Value The Neches Refuge Tract is exceptionally well positioned as a hunting and wildlife property, offering features that allow it to perform far beyond its acreage. Bordering the Neches River National Wildlife Refuge A truly rare attribute of this property is its border with the 7,000-acre Neches River National Wildlife Refuge. This adjacency provides several critical benefits: • Long-term protection from neighboring development • Consistent wildlife movement across property boundaries • Enhanced privacy and quiet enjoyment • Expanded recreational and aesthetic value The refuge land remains undeveloped, it effectively increases the functional size of the property from a wildlife standpoint. Game animals routinely travel between the refuge and the property, creating excellent hunting opportunities and sustained population health. Nearby Public Lands In addition to bordering the refuge, the property lies just 2 miles from the 2,788-acre I.D. Fairchild State Forest. This concentration of public and protected lands further strengthens wildlife numbers and ensures the surrounding area remains rural and conservation-oriented. Game Species and Habitat Use The area is well known for healthy populations of: • Whitetail deer • Feral hogs • Eastern wild turkey • Small game including squirrel and rabbits Natural drains and hardwood corridors act as travel funnels, while pine stands provide bedding cover. The layout allows hunters to establish stands that take advantage of prevailing winds and quiet access routes, minimizing disturbance and maximizing success. The property also offers ample opportunity for food plots, supplemental feeding programs, and long-term wildlife habitat enhancement.Unrestricted Use and Improvement Potential The absence of deed restrictions is a major advantage for future owners. This freedom allows for: • Construction of cabins, homes, or barndominiums • Establishment of hunting camps or equipment storage • Timber management and improvement activities • Recreational infrastructure such as trails and shooting lanes Electricity available on site further reduces development costs and simplifies future improvements.Purchase Flexibility The Neches Refuge Tract can be purchased in one of three configurations, each offering unique advantages while maintaining the core benefits of access, habitat quality, and location. Neches Refuge West Tract ±44 acres | Refuge-Bordering Hunting & Homesite Tract The ±44-acre Neches Refuge West Tract is a standout recreational property with exceptional access and direct adjacency to the Neches River National Wildlife Refuge. Access and Frontage• Approximately 460 feet of frontage on U.S. Highway 84 • Approximately 1,700 feet of paved road access along the northeast boundary This combination of highway frontage and paved boundary access provides flexibility for multiple entrances, internal road systems, and future improvements. Hunting and Wildlife Value With refuge land directly adjacent, this tract benefits from consistent wildlife movement and unmatched long-term privacy. Hardwood drains and pine cover create ideal travel corridors, making this tract highly effective for deer and hog hunting. The size allows for multiple stand locations and well-planned access routes that minimize pressure on game. Homesite and Cabin Potential High elevation and well-drained soils provide excellent building locations for a cabin or permanent residence. With electricity available and paved access, this tract offers a rare blend of build-ready features and high-quality recreational land. Neches Refuge East Tract ±26 Acres | Exceptional Access & Manageable Recreational Property The ±26-acre Neches Refuge East Tract is an outstanding option for buyers seeking a smaller tract without sacrificing quality or access. Access and Frontage • Approximately 1,800 feet of frontage on U.S. Highway 84 • Approximately 1,700 feet of paved road access along the southwest boundary This level of access is exceptional for a tract of this size and provides long-term flexibility for use and value appreciation. Recreational and Wildlife Use: Although smaller in acreage, the East Tract benefits from proximity to refuge and state forest lands, allowing it to hunt larger than its size. Pine plantations and hardwood corridors create excellent cover and movement patterns for wildlife. Ideal Weekend Retreat With electricity available and no restrictions, the East Tract is well suited for a hunting cabin, weekend retreat, or low-maintenance recreational property with excellent access and strong wildlife presence.A Legacy East Texas Property Opportunities to acquire land with this combination of access, protected borders, wildlife habitat, and flexibility are increasingly rare. Whether purchased as a single ±70-acre holding or as one of the individual tracts, the Neches Refuge Tract offers long-term recreational enjoyment, investment potential, and the chance to own a truly special piece of East Texas land. This is a property designed to be enjoyed today and preserved for generations to come.