Henderson Island is well known for its abundant wildlife and history. Accessed by a private barge across Lake Chotard in MS, Henderson is one of the most well-known hunting getaways in the South. Henderson is primarily bow hunting, with some acres set aside for kids' rifle hunting. In addition to Whitetail, Henderson is home to turkey, ducks, fishing, and small game. You can expect to see an abundance of deer per sit, with many of those animals being bucks. There has been a management plan in place for more than 20 years, and many Pope and Young whitetails have been taken in that time frame. Henderson is surrounded by water with over 3 miles of Mississippi River frontage and 7 miles of Lake Chotard frontage. There is a management plan that allows for the whitetails to reach that age to grow some real horn. Harvesting the appropriate amount of does to keep numbers in check as well. Numerous fishing lakes and sloughs throughout the Island promise great bass, crappie, bream, and catfish. Chotard is known as one of the premier public fishing lakes in the Delta as well. Over the years, Henderson was also known to hold large numbers of turkeys. I saw a flock last time I was over there. With a few low river springs, the turkey numbers could be back. Duck hunting the sloughs on Henderson has been known to be second to none. There are over 100 stands in place, ranging from lock-ons to ladders, the shareholders can use them. The main lodge is open to the shareholders, and there are sleeping quarters and a full-time staff for cooking meals and cleaning games. There are 31 total shares with 21 owners