Tract
Description: The Dry Creek Sixty (#03019–004084) is a ±60.25-acre tract of
timberland located in eastern Union County about six miles northwest of Strong, AR
and three miles northeast of Urbana, AR (North 33.1827°, West 92.4007°). Several gravel roads of the Sandy Bend Oil Field area run through the property, primarily northwesterly from Pigeon Hill RD and southwesterly from Union RD #184. The property contains a variety of timber types and ages, including mostly hardwood bottomland hunting ground and about 17 acres of merchantable planted pine. An intermittent stream known as “Dry Creek” flows through the property. According to the USDA NRCS web soil
survey, the property is based upon an assortment of sandy-silt loam soils which
give the land an excellent weighted average soil site index of 90 feet (base age 50
years). With a mixture of wildlife hunting habitat and merchantable timber, this tract can provide you with your own country retreat. Call United Country – Neeley Forestry Service, inc. at (870) 836-5981 today!
