Buck Bay
Introduction
Buck Bay is a historic industry timberland tract being offered for the first time as a multi-use recreational and timber tract to the general public. The property offers planted pine plantations throughout with natural mixed pine and hardwoods in the pristine Streamside Management Zones.
Location
Buck Bay is an established pine plantation nestled deep in the Pineywoods Region of East Texas. Located just outside the banks of the Ayish Bayou of Sam Rayburn Reservoir, the recreational potential of this property is endless.
Access
A deeded easement from the west off FM1751 provides access to the property. The easement is approximately 2.75 miles and is recorded with the county in book volume 78, page number 727. There is also unknown access from the north from CR 4210.
Site Description
Unparalleled experiences await the outdoor enthusiast. With close proximity to Lake Sam Ray...
Unparalleled experiences await the outdoor enthusiast. With close proximity to Lake Sam Rayburn and the Angelina National Forest, wildlife encounters of all kinds can be expected. Deer, hogs, dove, fur bearers, and even possibly turkeys and ducks can be hunted on the property and the National Forest is only one mile away. Off-grid camping along the propertys creeks or in the National Forest along the Ayish Bayou will give serenity to outdoorsmen of all skill levels.
Timber
This historic timberland tract offers over 170 acres of fully stocked pine plantation established in 2016. The plantation pine will be ready for first thinning in approximately 2031, offering a return on investment in only a few short years. The creek banks have been protected in Streamside Management Zones (SMZ), offering a mosaic of mature natural forests breaking up the young plantation pine.
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Research Parcel InformationDirections
From HWY 83, turn north on FM1751. Approximately 5.3 miles, turn left onto the easement road. Travel approximately 2.3 miles to enter the property. Alternatively, from HWY 103, turn south on FM1751. Approximately 1.6 miles, turn right onto CR4210. Travel south approximately 5.7 miles to enter the property.
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