The tract has an area of about 22 acres of fully stocked 6 year old pine plantation averaging between 15 and 20 feet tall. The remaining area is a creek-bottom along Horsehead Creek with grasses, hardwood sprouts and some scattered hardwood pulpwood. The east side of Horsehead Creek was interplanted with cherrybark oak in 2009. This combination of upland pine and lower creek-bottom creates an ideal remote hunting opportunity and the pine plantation provides a great long term timber investment. The topography of the tract is gently rolling with about half being Bowie fine sandy loam in the upland areas and the other half being Bibb fine sandy loam along the creek. The NRCS Web Soil Survey reports the average site index for Loblolly Pine at 86 to 90 feet (base age 50). These good soils make this an excellent site for long term timber investment. In addition to the timber investment value, the property offers great hunting and recreation potential located just a few miles southeast of Magnolia.