108.6 Acres in Strong, AR - $152,000
The property is accessed from the south by a network of woods roads across adjoining landowners. The initial access point has been flagged with pink Kingwood flagging on Highway 129 and periodic flagging from the highway to the southern boundary of the tract where a Kingwood land for sale sign has been posted. An ATV is strongly recommended for accessing the tract for viewing purposes. Property boundaries are painted with orange and yellow on the east and north, white and yellow on the south and yellow on the west.
Timber Description: The timber on the tract consists of two ages of juvenile pine plantations which are well stocked and offer great long term timber growth potential. Approximately 53 acres on the north is a 2003 pine plantation approaching age 7, and approximately 56 acres on the south is a 2004 pine plantation approaching age 6. Both plantations were professionally est...
Timber Description: The timber on the tract consists of two ages of juvenile pine plantations which are well stocked and offer great long term timber growth potential. Approximately 53 acres on the north is a 2003 pine plantation approaching age 7, and approximately 56 acres on the south is a 2004 pine plantation approaching age 6. Both plantations were professionally established using industry grade site preparation methods. Attached maps indicate the stand locations.
The 2003 plantation was chemically site prepared in late June of 2002 using 128 ounces of One-Step and 64 ounces of Accord followed by a site preparation burn in early September of 2002. Trees were planted in mid January 2003 using International Paper SuperTree seedlings. The timber stand has good survival and is presently well stocked with trees averaging around 20 feet in height after the 6th growing season.
The 2004 plantation was chemically site prepared in late June of 2003 using 128 ounces of One-Step and 64 ounces of Accord followed by a site preparation burn in mid September of 2003. The site was planted using International Paper SuperTree Seedlings in early January of 2004 on a 7’ by 10’ spacing. Plantation survival was good and trees now average around 15 to 20 feet in height after the 5th growing season.
Both plantation stands offer excellent long term timber investment potential for the landowner. The tract is located in a very productive area of southern Arkansas with soil types of Sacul Fine Sandy Loam, Sacul-Sawyer Complex and Bibb Fine Sandy Loams, which are reported to have an average site index of 91+ feet (Base Age 50) per the NRCS Web Soil Survey. These soil types are known to be productive for loblolly pine plantation management. In addition to timber production, hunting and recreation opportunities also provide an added benefit for the landowner, either as a private hunting property or from potential income from annual hunting leases.
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From Strong, Arkansas, go South on Concord Street, and after leaving town continue on Highway 129 towards Huttig for approximately 5 miles to a woods road marked with pink Kingwood flagging on the left (North) side of the highway (GPS Point: 33o 4’ 11.4” N & 92o 17’ 35.1” W). Turn onto woods road and park to unload ATV. Follow woods road in a northerly direction to the south boundary line of the tract, which is marked with a Kingwood Land For Sale sign (GPS Point: 33o 5’ 2.3” N & 92o 17’ 9.2” W). A woods road / ATV trail continues to the east and up the eastern boundary of the tract and a second trail heads west to the western boundary. Boundary lines have yellow and orange boundary line paint on the east and north and yellow and white boundary line paint on the south and west.
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