Nice 55 acre tract just a few minutes north of Bengal OK off Hwy 82.
This tract has two wet weather creeks and gentle terrain elevation just off 100 ft rolling throughout. There is good hunting in the area for White Tailed Deer, Eastern Wild Turkey, Black Bear, as well as various other small game species. Property has gravel road frontage and
good fencing on two sides, it has a good road traveling into the property that would be perfect for placing a off-grid hunting cabin or RV for a weekend getaway with easy access off paved highway. Property is approx. 10 minutes from the scenic town of Talihina, where you will find access to several eaterys, boutiques, and a small hospital.
Come and discover The Preserve at Boktuklo Mountain, a vast recreational development covering 1229 acres.
With 12 miles of gravel roads and trails to explore, you can immerse yourself in nature and revel in the scenic long range views, year-round creek access, and abundance of wildlife. After a day of outdoor adventure, treat yourself to a world-class
burger at the nearby Honobia Creek Store, only 5 minutes away from the property. Call or Text. Lot #7, The Preserve at Boktuklo Mountain --Property has legal access via gravel road connected directly to highway 144. --25 minutes north of Hochatown--5 minutes from store in Honobia--3 hours from Dallas--All roads accessible by 2wd suv/truck--Owner Financing available--Property has been surveyed, survey included.
--Excellent location for off-grid cabin or recreational RV spot--Development borders Three Rivers WMA and undeveloped timber company land. More Detailed Description Follows: Located just 5 minutes away from a store in Honobia, Oklahoma and 25 minutes from Hochatown, The Preserve
at Boktuklo Mountain is a recreational development that boasts pristine, untouched land. Previously managed as a wildlife management area until March of 2022, the Preserve at Boktuklo Mountain is now focused on protecting its majestic property through large acreage tracts and sustainable development practices.
The property borders undeveloped timber company land to the north and the Three Rivers Wildlife Management Area to the south. Covenants are in place to ensure your investment's long-term value. You can find the covenants and plat attached to this listing.
Here is a great recreational and investment opportunity on 80 acres in Hughes County.
This 80 acres is currently landlocked without a deeded easement, but there are gas well roads that reach the corner of the property if a new owner can acquire an easement. The price allows for the cost and effort to get that done. This 80 is covered in various
oak hardwoods and thus is covered with whitetail deer and Rio Grande turkeys. Just check out the harvest report for Hughes County, enough said. Of course, the usual varmints are there as well, coyote, bobcat, rabbit, squirrel, and maybe the occasional black bear.
It's just 1-1/2 hours from Tulsa and Oklahoma City and 3-1/2 hours from the Dallas/Fort Worth metroplex so it's an easy get to from just about anywhere. Call Midwest Agent Mike Prescott at for all the details. Property Features-Great hunting -Private seclusion-Good timber-Low taxes-Investment opportunity-Below market pricing-Great whitetail genetics-Turkey and hogs-Central location-Tons of wildlife
AMAZING view and super easy walk to shore and covered dock.
This beach home is ideal for taking in the lake activity with 2 BRs, 1.5 Baths, sunroom, outdoor fireplace and roomy decks and paved sidewalk to the lake. Wood stove in living room, dining counter and open spaces for mixing it up with your friends and family. New Paint and Flooring
coming soon. Basement area bath is plumbed for adding a shower and basement is used for storage but can be made into bunk room. Hot tub conveys along with all appliances including washer/dryer. The kitchen was recently updated with Brazilian granite and onyx. Home. See More Description
38+/- ACRES OF HUNTING PARADISE IN CHECOTAH--LESS THAN 1 MILE AWAY FROM LAKE EUFAULA AND 2 MILES FROM I-40!
Nestled less than 2 miles away from multiple access points to Lake Eufaula, this property is perfect for both anglers and hunters alike. The land boasts heavy clusters of trees and large swaths of cleared acreage, making it an ideal spot
for big game hunting. There is no shortage of locations to set up trail cams and deer stands. With I-40 less than 2 miles away and US-69 less than 10 miles away, the property is conveniently located between Tulsa and OKC, making commuting and weekend travelling a breeze! Additional land available. Contact us today to schedule a showing.
Location: Central Eastern Oklahoma in Le Flore County.
This property is nestled in a beautiful mountainous setting with the Winding Stair Mountain Range to the South and the Sans Bois Mountain Range to the North. The property is conveniently located approximately 12 miles West of the 1.5 million acre Ouachita National Forest, which provides
hunting opportunities for whitetail deer, eastern wild turkey, black bear, wild hog and other small game as well as direct access to an impressive network of ATV, hiking and horseback riding trails that are operated and maintained by the US Forest Service. The property is located 10 miles Northwest of the town of Talihina, Oklahoma and 3.5 hours from Dallas, Texas.
GPS Coordinates: 34.871302, -95.147690Services to Property: This is off-grid property. Electricity: The property has good south facing exposure for optimum solar efficiency. A solar system could be installed. Water: This area of Oklahoma received roughly 48 inches per year of rainfall. A rainwater collection system is feasible.
Additionally, ground water can typically be found at depths from 100 to 250 ft. A water well could be drilled. Septic: Conventional septic systems are commonly installed in this area.
Propane Gas: Propane gas can be purchased and delivered from many of the near-by towns. Access: The property is accessed by turning off a gravel county maintained road (Bengal Road) and traveling East for approximately 3/4 miles down a dirt road. The access road has very little elevation change and a natural rocky base. Land: There are 10 acres (m/l) of land included in this transaction. The land terrain is flat to gently sloping with a few elevated locations that would be ideal to construct an off-grid
cabin. The land is primarily covered with a stand of mature timber that is native to southeastern Oklahoma.
There is a nice pond on the property that serves as a year round source of water for local wildlife. Additionally, there is a small seasonal creek that flows through the North portion of the property. There are many different types of wildlife on the property and surrounding area.
If you are in the market for an amazing small property that you could hunt, raise livestock, or build your dream home, look no further!
Located in Sand Springs, Oklahoma, this 14+/- acre property sits right off of South 265th Avenue. The property is just a few miles from Keystone Lake and only about 15 minutes from Tulsa. This allows you to
enjoy the peacefulness of the country, while still being close to a city. The property is made up of mainly open pasture with a few wooded areas, as well as a small block of timber across the road. There is also a small pond in the center of the property that can be used for fishing or water for livestock.
Even though there aren't a lot of trees on the property, it doesn't mean that there aren’t any wildlife. There are lots of deer trails and tracks in and around the pond. The fencing on this property is in pristine condition. For someone looking to build a home, there are many excellent locations for building. Now that you’re convinced, make this property yours today! All showings are by appointment only. For more information or to schedule a private showing, please contact Josh Claybrook at.
Take a look at this incredible dream home buildsite!
This 13.5 +/- acre tract in Sand Springs, Oklahoma is the ultimate property for anyone looking to build their dream home. One of the main highlights of this property is the beautiful gate. The pictures don’t do it justice just how appealing the gate is. The property is in a great location
right off of South 265th West Avenue, just a couple miles southwest of Keystone Lake, and a quick drive to Tulsa. The property consists of mostly open pasture, with a small block of timber across the road. There is also a gravel road that goes through the property, making it easy to access.
This property would also make a great farm for livestock. Don’t wait any longer, make this amazing property yours today! All showings are by appointment only. For more information or to schedule a private showing, please contact Josh Claybrook at.
If you are looking for a remarkable multi-use farm, you’ve come to the right place.
This 36.5+/- acre property has amazing hunting potential, as well as opportunity for livestock. The farm is made up of mostly harwood timber with changes in topography, with an open pasture on the north east side. The farm is also cross fenced, separating livestock
from hunting land. The timber consists of mainly oak trees, which deer love to feed on in the fall. While exploring this property, you will find an immense sign of wildlife. A very large barn in excellent condition sits on the property, which is perfect for livestock and storing equipment.
If you are looking to build a home, don’t overlook this property. There are many great build locations throughout. This farm is located in Sand Springs, Oklahoma, just a few miles from Tulsa and right next to Keystone Lake. All showings are by appointment only. For more information or to schedule a private showing, please contact Josh Claybrook at.
Tucked between the Wildhorse Mountains and the Kiamichi Mountains sits this wide valley known as "Bigfoot" country.
This property sits about a mile away from Honobia, Oklahoma, an unincorporated community known to many as home of the popular Bigfoot festival (which normally happens in September). This lot sits on the edge of Boktuklo Mountain
and has been owned by various timber companies in an effort to produce quality loblolly pines. A portion of this property has been split into manageable lots and is being offered to sale. Lot 11 is made up of roughly a 20 year old planted Loblolly pine plantation and mature upland pine and hardwood.
Wildlife love the cover and habitat so hunting would be a possibility. Electric, rural water, and fiber optic and phone run along the highway. Currently there is no direct road access into the property from the highway. There is a beautiful creek that flows through the property and while a tornado pulled down some trees in the front of the lot the back is in great shape.
Tucked between the Wildhorse Mountains and the Kiamichi Mountains sits this wide valley known as "Bigfoot" country.
This property sits about 2.5 miles away from Honobia, Oklahoma, an unincorporated community known to many as home of the popular Bigfoot festival (which normally happens in September). This lot sits on the edge of Boktuklo Mountain
and has been owned by various timber companies in an effort to produce quality loblolly pines. A portion of this property has been split into manageable lots and is being offered to sale. Lot 11 is made up of roughly a 20 year old planted Loblolly pine plantation and mature upland pine and hardwood.
Wildlife love the cover and habitat so hunting would be a possibility. Electric, rural water, and fiber optic and phone run along the highway. Currently there is no direct road access into the property from the highway.
Tucked between the Wildhorse Mountains and the Kiamichi Mountains sits this wide valley known as "Bigfoot" country.
This property sits about 2.5 miles away from Honobia, Oklahoma, an unincorporated community known to many as home of the popular Bigfoot festival (which normally happens in September). This lot sits on the edge of Boktuklo Mountain
and has been owned by various timber companies in an effort to produce quality loblolly pines. A portion of this property has been split into manageable lots and is being offered to sale. Lot 13 is made up of roughly a 20 year old planted Loblolly pine plantation. Electric, rural water, and fiber optic and phone run along the highway.
Tucked between the Wildhorse Mountains and the Kiamichi Mountains sits this wide valley known as "Bigfoot" country.
This property sits about a 2.5 miles away from Honobia, Oklahoma, an unincorporated community known to many as home of the popular Bigfoot festival (which normally happens in September). This lot sits on the edge of Boktuklo Mountain
and has been owned by various timber companies in an effort to produce quality loblolly pines. A portion of this property has been split into manageable lots and is being offered to sale. Lot 14 is made up of roughly a 20 year old planted Loblolly pine plantation.. Electric, rural water, and fiber optic and phone run along the highway.
Tucked between the Wildhorse Mountains and the Kiamichi Mountains sits this wide valley known as "Bigfoot" country.
This property sits about a 2.5 miles away from Honobia, Oklahoma, an unincorporated community known to many as home of the popular Bigfoot festival (which normally happens in September). This lot sits on the edge of Boktuklo Mountain
and has been owned by various timber companies in an effort to produce quality loblolly pines. A portion of this property has been split into manageable lots and is being offered to sale. Lot 15 is made up of roughly a 20 year old planted Loblolly pine plantation Electric, rural water, and fiber optic and phone run along the highway.
Currently there is no direct road access into the property from the highway.
Tucked between the Wildhorse Mountains and the Kiamichi Mountains sits this wide valley known as "Bigfoot" country.
This property sits about a 3 miles away from Honobia, Oklahoma, an unincorporated community known to many as home of the popular Bigfoot festival (which normally happens in September). This lot sits on the edge of Boktuklo Mountain
and has been owned by various timber companies in an effort to produce quality loblolly pines. A portion of this property has been split into manageable lots and is being offered to sale. Lot 16 is made up of roughly a 20 year old planted Loblolly pine plantation.
Electric, rural water, and fiber optic and phone run along the highway. Currently there is no direct road access into the property from the highway.