Moro Bay, AR 71651 - Calhoun County

The Bangs Slough Tract is gently rolling to flat with a slough that crosses the middle of the tract. The soils consist of primarily Amy, Guyton, and Savannah soils that support pine timber growth with an average site index for loblolly pine of 81-90 feet (base age 50). The slough area that runs through the property consist of Guyton soils that are to wet to support pine sawtimber production. The slough contains primarily herbaceous weeds and few trees, this is caused by the repeated flooding and standing water during growing period of the trees and is excellent waterfowl habitat.

Access to the tract for timber management purposes is historical access across PotlatchDeltic. The access road that runs through the property is an unimproved native surface woods road. There are no utilities to or near the property.

The timber on the property was clearcut in 2006. The property is stocked with mixture of pine & hardwood pulpwood size natural regeneration, except for approximately 9 acres of slough that is stocked with grasses and scattered hardwood brush.

The best use of this property is deemed to be for timber production and for hunting and recreation uses.