El Dorado, AR 71730(Union County)

These tracts will be sold on the basis of lump sum sealed bids. Bids may be submitted for any or all tracts. An offer form is attached. Bids will be opened at the Kingwood Forestry office at 145 Greenfield Drive, Monticello, Arkansas at 10:00 a.m., Friday, May 13, 2022. Buyers submitting offers are welcome to attend the bid opening. Mailed bids should be addressed to Kingwood Forestry Services, Inc., P.O. Box 1290, Monticello, AR 71657 with Cole Timber Tracts clearly marked in the lower left corner of the envelope to protect the security of the offer. On mailed offers, please call our office prior to bid opening to confirm receipt of offer. Bids may also be delivered by fax to 870-367-8424 or by e-mail. All faxed / e-mailed bids will be immediately acknowledged; please await confirmation that your faxed / e-mailed bid has been received. No verbal telephone bids will be accepted. Anyone submitting an offer for the purchase of these properties will be provided with a summary of bid results.

The Cole Timber #2 Tract (Listing #1630) is described as NE of NE, Section 17, Township 18 South, Range 16 West, containing 40 acres, more or less, Union County, Arkansas (see attached maps). Access is woods road via Highway 15 (Haynesville). Site index for loblolly pine averages eighty-eight (88) feet (base age 50) on Sacul-Sawyer, Rosalie-Warnock, fine sandy and silt loam soils. Timber consists of 40 acres of 2nd thinned 1994 pine plantation and 1 acre Pipeline. Terrain is gently rolling.

Based on inventory of merchantable timber on 40 acres, conducted by Kingwood Forestry in November, 2021, estimated tree counts and timber volumes are as follows:

Pine Sawtimber: 2,917 Trees 235,000 Board Feet 2,219 Tons

Pine Chip-n-Saw: 1,793 Trees 68,500 Board Feet 735 Tons

Pine Pulpwood: 935 Trees 140 Tons

Pine Topwood: 644 Tons

Hardwood Pulpwood: 38 Trees 13 Tons

Volume reports in Tons and Board Feet with tree counts by species, diameter, height are available on our website. Due to variations in cruising methods, utilization standards, and scaling practices, tree counts and volume estimates cannot be guaranteed.