Properties of John McAlpine with Kingwood Forestry Services, Inc. in Monticello, AR

Located adjacent to Hwy 59 between Jefferson and Linden, Texas, this large tract has multiple attractive features. Hunters will like the opportunities afforded from the seclusion, the numerous trails, and the many timber types. Timber investors will like the all-weather access as well as the pro- fessionally managed pine plantations that are in excellent condition and about 5 years from generating income from over 300 acres. Be sure to bring your ATV/UTV to explore this tract.

Beautiful rolling terrain along with a premium plantation make this a very nice tract. A high site index of 88 (base age 50), along with all-weather logging, makes this an excellent investment. Located 5 miles south of Linden, it has good access provided by over 1/4 mile of county road frontage and nearly a mile of all weather internal roads. Planted pine stocking is excellent. Hunters will enjoy the shooting lanes, access, and numerous site locations for deer stands and food plots.

This tract boasts 80 acres of native hardwood (predominantly oak) along with two natural duck holes. (One is shown in the picture above. See our website for the other.) There is a 2007 age plantation and a recent clearcut that is in the process of being replanted. The property is located 4 miles south of Marietta on County Road 2624. Gated access keeps this tract secluded for the deer and duck hunters. Native hardwood species provide excellent mast production.

Located just minutes from Texarkana, this premium hunting and timber investment tract is a gem. Explore ATV trails to discover hunting opportunities. A pretty hunting camp location is nestled in tall pines just past a gated entrance. With three ages of pine, periodic income from this tract is an excellent bonus. With past professional forest management, this is a premium timberland investment as well as a place to play on the weekend.

Located a couple minutes from Maud, Texas, this large tract with gently rolling hills will make for an excellent deer lease. Just off Hwy 67, there are two gated entrances to the property connected by a gravel road that bisects the property. The tract includes 2.5 miles of good internal roads, plus ATV trails. Predominantly young pine, it boasts uncommonly good growth and survival on both plantations that were planted in 2014 and 2017.

This tract is one of the most highly productive timberland tracts around with a site index of 95 (Base age 50). Deep sandy loam soils provide all weather logging. Access to this tract is provided by over 1/4 mile of a gravel/sand county road. Hunters will enjoy having a camp location already on the property and the internal woods roads. The tract is located 6 miles south of Linden and just one mile west of Highway 59.

Located just off of the I-30 Exit #186 on FM 561, its easy to access from New Boston or Mt. Pleasant. The property offers a secluded camp site pad that is accessed via a good gravel road. Newly planted, this tract has been professionally managed and has nearly 100% survival. A 1st thinning could be expected in 12 years due to an average site index of 83 and the intensive site preparation for planting.

Just 10 minutes from Linden, Texas, this tract is bisected by a county road and has good hunting opportunities at an affordable price. The pine has been professionally managed to take advantage of the productive sandy loam soils that have an average site index of 87. Recent competition control was completed to promote the growth of the pine. Hunters will enjoy the open pine stands and rolling hills and the easy access to Linden.