Kingwood Forestry Services, Inc. has been authorized to manage the sale of three (3) tracts of land in Union County, Arkansas near Strong. The properties are being sold individually on the basis of lump sum sealed bids on Friday, September 14, 2012 at 3:00 P.M. at the Monticello office of Kingwood Forestry.
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Green #2 Tract - The NE of the NW ; Section 16, Township 19 South, Range 12 West, +/- 40 acres, Union County, Arkansas.
This property was clearcut in November of 2010. Some hardwood timber is located along Bear Creek covering about 3 acres of area. Visual inspection of the tract shows considerable young hardwood sprouts including oak. These sprouts along with annual grasses provide both food and cover for wildlife, especially deer. The site is ready to be site prepared and planted to the buyers specifications. The streamside m...
This property was clearcut in November of 2010. Some hardwood timber is located along Bear Creek covering about 3 acres of area. Visual inspection of the tract shows considerable young hardwood sprouts including oak. These sprouts along with annual grasses provide both food and cover for wildlife, especially deer. The site is ready to be site prepared and planted to the buyers specifications. The streamside management area along the creek provides shade and water for wildlife as well.
The topography of the tract is gently rolling with mostly Guyton silt soils closer to the creek and Smithton, Warnock, and Sacul soils in the higher elevations. The NRCS Web Soil Survey reports the average site index for Loblolly Pine at between 86 and 90 feet (base age 50). These good soils make this an excellent site for long term timber investment.
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Driving Directions: From Strong turn south on Highway 275/129 and going about 1.1 miles to the Highway 275/129 intersection. Take the right turn onto Highway 275 and travel south for 1.8 miles to 4 rows of abandoned chicken houses on the left side of Highway 275. A road used for logging the timber travels to the tract around the north side of the chicken houses to the property on the east. A KFS Land For Sale sign and pink flags are located near the west line where the logging road enters the tract. A fence at the rear of the chicken houses is also located near the west line of the property.
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