This property has about 20 acres in the northeastern portion of the tract, north of Jacks Creek, where it was chemically site prepared in September of 2009 and planted in February 2010 with Weyerhaeuser genetically advanced seedlings. The remaining +/- 10 acres south of Jacks Creek has scattered pine and hardwood timber along the creek and an old gravel pit area along the southwest side. Visual inspection of the young pine plantation shows good stocking and the stand should offer good long term growth.

The topography of the tract is gently rolling with Guyton soils closer to the creek and Savannah and Pikeville fine sandy soils in the higher elevations. The NRCS Web Soil Survey reports the average site index for Loblolly Pine at between 80 and 90 feet (base age 50). These good soils make this an excellent site for long term timber investment in the planted areas. In addition to timber the property offers good hunting and recreation.