80 Acres in Coyle, OK - $320,000
Logan County 80
Description
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Location:
*Guthrie - 16 miles
*Oklahoma City - 46 miles
Access:
*county road frontage along eastern boundary
Water:
*There is a small pond and a spring-fed creek that flows through the property.
Utilities:
* Water Well
*Electric Meter
Climate:
*Approximately 36 +/- inches of annual precipitation
Minerals:
*Surface Only
Wildlife:
*Whitetail Deer
*Wild Turkey
*Wild Hogs
Terrain:
* Elevation ranges from 1010 feet to 920 feet.
* Land is gradually rolling toward a creek that flows through the middle of the property.
General Description:
Hidden among trees and the hills just minutes from the city of Guthrie is the Logan County 80. The centerpiece of the acreage is a small spring-fed creek that meanders through the center of the tract. The land is gently rolling with large hardwood and old growth c...
Hidden among trees and the hills just minutes from the city of Guthrie is the Logan County 80. The centerpiece of the acreage is a small spring-fed creek that meanders through the center of the tract. The land is gently rolling with large hardwood and old growth cedar forests that show numerous signs of deer and other wildlife. The mature trees provide excellent cover for these animals. In addition to this, there are a number of small clearings that could be turned into excellent food plots. The Logan County 80 is a unique property in a great location. Call today for your exclusive showing.
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