80 Acres in Dry Prong, LA - $220,000
Kisatchie 80
The current use for this property is for timber. The US Forest Service borders the property to the north and east sides. Private property is to the west and south. The property does not have deeded access. Baker Land & Timber Management, Inc., has conducted 2 selective harvest timber sales in the past and access for logging has been over USDA Forest Service land. The property has been leased for hunting over the years and the appointee has accessed the subject property through Forest Service Land. The property consists of two stands totaling +/- 80 acres. Stand 1 consists of about 71 acres of a planted 1979 loblolly pine plantation with a few scattered old growth pine trees that were left from the previous timber stand. The 71 acres was first thinned in 2005 and second thinned in 2015. Stand 2 consists of about 9 acres within 2 stream side management zone (SMZ) consisting of old ...
The current use for this property is for timber. The US Forest Service borders the property to the north and east sides. Private property is to the west and south. The property does not have deeded access. Baker Land & Timber Management, Inc., has conducted 2 selective harvest timber sales in the past and access for logging has been over USDA Forest Service land. The property has been leased for hunting over the years and the appointee has accessed the subject property through Forest Service Land. The property consists of two stands totaling +/- 80 acres. Stand 1 consists of about 71 acres of a planted 1979 loblolly pine plantation with a few scattered old growth pine trees that were left from the previous timber stand. The 71 acres was first thinned in 2005 and second thinned in 2015. Stand 2 consists of about 9 acres within 2 stream side management zone (SMZ) consisting of old growth pine and hardwood. The stream side management zones protect the water quality of the respective drains and provides wildlife habitat.
Directions
From the intersection of US HWY 167 and LA Hwy 123 in Dry Prong, LA, turn southwest on LA HWY 123 and travel a distance of approximately 3.1 miles. Turn left (south) on Fire Tower Road and travel a distance of approximately .48 mile. Then turn left on an unnamed Forest Service Road. Where this improved all weather road ends, there is a parking area. Just past the parking area is a woods road that leads to the northwest corner of the subject tract. Please refer to maps for further instructions.
