Jack Fork Hunting retreat
Jack Fork Mountain Hunting retreat
Distance to:
Hartshorne, Ok.- 15 miles
McAlester, Ok.- 25 miles
Tulsa, Ok.- 135 miles
Dallas, Tx.- 160 miles
Description: A splendid 90 acre hunting retreat located in the Jack Fork Mountains of Southeast, Ok. This tract has beautiful Oak-Hickory-Pine forest, 1/4 mile of Hogeye Creek which is a year round live creek and splendid views of the Jack Fork Mountains. This land is in an area known for its Trophy Whitetail Deer and good numbers of Eastern wild Turkey.
Terrain: Mountain land with elevation ranging from 661 ft at Hogeye Creek to 900 ft at the highest point.
Water: Property has 1/4 mile frontage on Hogeye Creek.
Utilities: Electricity is available to the property.
Game: This area of Southern Pittsburg County has some of the highest Whitetail Deer Populations in the region. The habitat in the area is a mix of scenic mountain land that i...
Game: This area of Southern Pittsburg County has some of the highest Whitetail Deer Populations in the region. The habitat in the area is a mix of scenic mountain land that is plentiful with acorns and various browse and native pastures in the surrounding area. This provides excellent habitat due to the ideal mix of cover and food. Black Bear are also plentiful in the area, this area is due to be open for Black Bear season in the Fall of 2019.
Brokers Notes: This would make an excellent hunting retreat. The scenic mountain sides offer many cabin sites that would offer fantastic views of the Jack Fork Mountains and the lush valley lying below. Property has a beautiful creek running through the North portion of the property and has county road frontage with electricity running through the northern edge along the county road.
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