160 ac Pine Plantation
160 +/- ac Pine Plantation in South Union Co, AR
This tract is a well-stocked pine plantation that is ready to be thinned by a new owner. It has excellent access along both sides of a blacktop county road. The site index for Loblolly pine is shown to be 86-90 across the tract.
It is surrounded by thousands of acres of timberland providing good backup habitat for deer & hogs. There are a few interior trails facilitating access and providing existing locations for deer stands. The lines appear to be marked in most places.
Utilities: Water and electricity are along the adjoining roads.
Location: From Hwy 15 in the Three Creeks community approx. 12 miles south of El Dorado, take Tram Road to the west for 0.4 miles to the east boundary of the tract at Davis Loop and Tram Road. Look for orange flagging and the RecLand sign. The tract is on both sides of Tram Road for approx. 0.5 miles…look for ora...
Location: From Hwy 15 in the Three Creeks community approx. 12 miles south of El Dorado, take Tram Road to the west for 0.4 miles to the east boundary of the tract at Davis Loop and Tram Road. Look for orange flagging and the RecLand sign. The tract is on both sides of Tram Road for approx. 0.5 miles…look for orange flagging near the west boundary.
Minerals: Seller reserves what they may have.
Asking Price: $448,000
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Location: From Hwy 15 in the Three Creeks community approx. 12 miles south of El Dorado, take Tram Road to the west for 0.4 miles to the east boundary of the tract at Davis Loop and Tram Road. Look for orange flagging and the RecLand sign. The tract is on both sides of Tram Road for approx. 0.5 miles…look for orange flagging near the west boundary.