Location: The Huttig Tract is located approximately 5 miles southwest of Huttig, Arkansas and approximately half mile north of the Arkansas/Louisiana state line. The property is described as the NE of the SW, the SE of the NW, and the E of the SW of the NW of Section 33, Township 19 South, Range 11 West containing a total of 102 acres, more or less, located in Union County, Arkansas. The property is surrounded by industrial timberland and traditional access to the property is from the south off Stateline Road by way of a water-barred natural surface woods road across Weyerhaeuser (formerly Plum Creek) property.

Property Descriptions: The timber on the property consists of approximately 102 acres of four year old industrial grade pine plantation. The property offers excellent long term timber investment opportunities. The property is located south of Frank Lapere Creek in an area with excellent wildlife habitat and a high demand for hunting property. This property offers excellent hunting and recreational opportunities in addition to the timber investment opportunities

The soils on the property consist predominantly of Amy silt loam, Sawyer very fine sandy loam, and Sacul fine sandy loam soils all of which are suited for pine production. The Sacul-Sawyer complex makes up approximately 71% of the acres and is classified as being moderately well drained with the remaining 19% of the acres being predominantly Amy silt loam soil which is classified as being poorly drained. The equipment operability rating on these soils are rated as being either well suited or moderately suited for equipment operation. The average native site index of the soils is 90 feet (Base Age 50). All of the above stated soils information is per the NRCS Web Soil Survey.