Terrain: Virtually untouched wilderness located in the heart of the San Bois Mountain range. Elevation ranges from approx 1,700 ft on the numerous mountain tops on the property to 800 ft at the bottom of Little Fourche Maline Creek. Ranch has a variety of terrain features such as Mountain tops, canyons, draws, creek bottoms.

Water: Over 2 miles of Little Fourche Maline Creek frontage.

Game: Property has Whitetail Deer, Eastern Wild Turkey, Black Bear, Bobcat, Coyote an occasional Mountain Lion and numerous small game species such as rabbit and squirrel. Latimer County is 1 of 4 counties open to Oklahoma's Black Bear season. Latimer County is known as one of the top counties in the State for trophy Whitetail Deer with many entries into Boone and Crockett and the Cy Curtis program.

Brokers Notes: The San Bois Mountains are one of the most beautiful portions of Southeast Oklahoma. This property has been left virtually untouched, it is a rare jewell that illustrates the beauty of this portion of the state in its natural state. This would be a great property for someone who wanted an untouched piece of Oklahoma wilderness. It would provide endless hunting and recreational oppurtunities in a remote and rugged portion of the state. This would also make a tremendous off grid ranch with plenty of hilltops for wind power and plenty of fresh water provided by the numerous creeks and springs located on the ranch.

Interactive map on Lands of America site: An interactive map showing an aerial view and boundary of the property is available below. Look underneath the map box shown below and click the Blue Icon named “Show Mapright Map”.