The Silver Hill Loop / Beech Creek tract (#03019-004147) is a +/- 60 acre tract of timberland located in northwestern Union County, Arkansas about nine miles west of Smackover, AR and sixteen miles northwest of El Dorado, AR (33.340929°, -92.895425°). Access is excellent with Silver Hill Loop, a paved county road, running along the eastern portion of the property. Some rural utilities exist along the side of this road allowing for camp/home site potential within the Smackover-Norphlet School District. Roughly 48 acres of the more well-drained upland portion of the land contains a stand of ~20yr pine/hardwood natural regen. Another 14 acres in the southwestern portion of the property features a cypress/tupelo wet area formed by "Beech Creek" creating diverse wildlife habitat. According to the USDA Web Soil Survey, the property is based upon an assortment of sandy /silt-loam soils that combine to give a weighted average soil site index of 84.8 feet for Loblolly Pine (base age 50yrs). If you are looking for a broad area of land to hunt with diverse timber types, then call United Country - Neeley Forestry Service, Inc. at (870) 836-5981 today!
University of Arkansas at Monticello (UAM), B.S. Forestry 2012
MBA through Southern Arkansas University (SAU) in 2014
Registered Forester (AR) #1474
sUAS Remote Pilot Certification Number 3981618
Real Estate Associate Broker (AR) #AB00073444; (LA) SALES.995688235-ACT
Daniel has been a licensed Arkansas real estate sales person with United Country – Neeley Forestry since 2013. He graduated with a B.S. in Forestry from the University of Arkansas at Monticello (UAM) in 2012 and earned an MBA through Southern Arkansas University (SAU) in 2014. In college, Daniel was a member of the UAM Forestry Club, the Society of American Foresters, and Xi Sigma Pi Honor Society. He now holds a membership in the National Association of Realtors, the Arkansas Forestry Association, and the Association of Consulting Foresters. Daniel specializes in land sale marketing, analyzing timber volume, and utilizing GIS database management to create spatial maps. He will also be able to deploy a remote controlled quad-copter in order to get a “bird’s eye view” of the stand composition within tracts of interest. Having lived in Camden, AR for all of his life, Daniel has grown up having instilled in him a firm passion and responsibility for the outdoors. In his spare time, he enjoys hunting, paintball, and studying military history (particularly WWII).
