Tract Description: Access is over one-half-mile paved frontage on Highway 128. Powerline runs through tract and along Highway 128. LEau Frais Creek flows through northern part of tract. Merchantable timber consists of mature native hardwood and pine. Balance of acreage is highway, powerline right-of-way, and marsh areas. Site index for loblolly pine averages eighty-two (82) feet (base age 50) on silt loam and gravelly fine sandy loam soils. Property offers immediate timber harvesting options, plus substantial acreage for duck, deer, squirrel, and turkey hunting and other recreation. Power and rural water available.

Merchantable Timber: Kingwood Forestry conducted an inventory of merchantable timber on 127 acres (115 fixed 1/10th acre plots with eight cruise lines running north and south) in September 2020. Based on the inventory, estimated tree counts and timber volumes are as follows:

Pine Sawtimber: 674 Tons

Pine CNS: 13 Tons

Pine Pulpwood: 57 Tons

Oak Sawtimber: 1,537 Tons

Gum & Misc. Sawtimber: 749 Tons

Cypress Sawtimber: 107 Tons

Hardwood Pulpwood: 2,919 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 with tree counts by species, diameter, and height are available on our website.