Congrats! Your listing looks like it's off to a great start.
Remember Show & Tell from kindergarten?
Do that with your listing!
TELL the story of your home. Where is it located? What is nearby? What makes it "Sportsman’s Paradise"? Are there hunting grounds and fishing nearby? What can they hunt/catch?
How far is the home from places like grocery stores, restaurants, and entertainment venues? Or are there no neighbors for miles?
Sometimes people include photos of a neighborhood if it's in a city. You might share photos of nearby bodies of water or lush woods.
I can see on the map that you are close to two wildlife refuges as well as a bayou and a river. Tell, tell, tell!
Do you have any items that guests can use in their outdoor adventures? I've seen people list things like kayaks and canoes. I'm 50 minutes from the beach, so I list beach chairs, an umbrella, and beach towels.
SHOW!
You absolutely need more photos. Most spaces only have one photo. Don't get redundant and show the same part of the room repeatedly, but at least show a few different angles. You can even take photographs of some closets, especially if they are walk-in.
Take another shot of the front exterior that shows the whole house. The one you are using is zoomed in. That could work for the cover photo, which you are using now, but it will help to also have another photo to really show off the home. Also, show the backyard. Is there any seating? A deck? What does the private patio or balcony look like? What is the view like? You have a fenced yard, so show it off!
It's a two-story home, so show the stairs. Some people have mobility issues, and some stairs are easier to use than others.
If you mention something in your amenities that could be a cool feature, show it! Ex. Indoor fireplace: gas.
Other tips:
You need decor! Most of the walls are bare. I can only see one piece of artwork (in bedroom 2). Even a few pictures from a thrift store would help. People book Airbnbs because they want to feel like they're at home. Even hotels have artwork. 🙂 Artwork will also make your photos look so much better. I would make sure you have at least one piece of decor in every small room (bathrooms included).
TRUE STORY: Multiple people have told me they booked my place because they loved my Star Wars-themed guest bathroom. I probably have 6-7 photos of my tiny bathroom because I am showing off my art and decor.
You need lamps. A lot of people (myself included) hate overhead lighting. I would take the lamp from the little seating area in the living room and move it to bedroom 1. Make sure you take pictures of the rooms with the lamps on. The soft glow is inviting. I have versions of photos of most rooms with daylight and lamp light.
To do once you start getting more income: get new/matching bedding for bedroom 4.
