Merchantable timber on 81 acres with areas of large native pine sawtimber, pine pulpwood, and hardwood pulpwood. On 44 acres, most merchantable timber was harvested in 2013 and now contains pine and hardwood regeneration. Balance of acreage is swamp and powerline right-of-way. Site index for loblolly pine averages eighty-nine (89) feet (base age 50) on silt loam soils. Property offers immediate timber harvesting options, plus substantial acreage for hunting and recreation. Merchantable Timber: Kingwood Forestry conducted an inventory of merchantable timber on 81 acres (one plot / two acres with four cruise lines running east and west) in September, 2019.

Based on the inventory, estimated tree counts and timber volumes are as follows:

Pine Sawtimber: 5,329 Tons

Pine Chip n Saw: 585 Tons

Pine Pulpwood: 1,464 Tons

Pine Topwood: 843 Tons

Oak Sawtimber: 57 Tons

Hardwood Pulpwood: 1,113 Tons

Due to variations in cruising methods, utilization standards, and scaling practices, tree counts and timber volume estimates cannot be guaranteed. Volume report in Tons and Board Feet are available by clicking the "Brochure & Maps" button.