Rivercrest Reserve North sits on the north shore just above Rivercrest Lake, where morning and evening trades push birds off the big water and back into the timber pockets. The anchor feature is a central shallow pond ringed by multiple flooded crop areas and cabin blinds — a purpose-built waterfowl layout, not a repurposed farm.
The property is backed by Bark N Dogs Timber Company to the north — a large private timber tract that shields the reserve from pressure and holds birds through the season.
Multiple flooded corn and millet plots ring a central shallow pond. Coordinated water levels give members different setups depending on the wind.
Enclosed cabin blinds throughout the property — dry, warm, and stove-ready. Not the plywood pit your dad hunted from.
The north property line runs against a large private timber holding — birds stage there and trade the reserve at first and last light.
Engineered levees separate the flooded areas, allowing independent draw-down for moist-soil management and rotation.
Illustrated property plan and boundary shown below. Additional aerial and blind maps available to qualified inquirers under NDA.


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