A small hay meadow borders the property entrance and continuing south you will encounter a small wet weather creek. Continuing past the creek one encounters the first of two fenced pastures both featuring iron swing gates. This pasture features a smaller pond and just enough timber to provide cover and seclusion for wildlife. The soil map indicates all pastures contain great soils and an average of 60-70 bales hay production is typical. As the property is cross-fenced, livestock can be rotated between pasturing and hay production. The second pasture is accessed through the second set of iron swing gates and contains the larger pond which was stocked with bass and bluegill. Opportunities for the hunter include deer, duck, dove, and even one beaver dam is in place! Once again, timber nooks and clusters provide ample cover for wildlife.

If building is part of the new owner's plans, electricity and rural water are at the entrance. The topography has great character and several elevated build sites exist with scenic views. The property has all options available and can be a recreational property, livestock and hay production farm, or a combination. Local amenities include a convenience store, post office, school, fire department, and churches. Muskogee is a short 15 minute drive, and Tulsa is a one hour drive when additional services are required.

Property Features

-Pasture

-Ponds

-Fenced

-Cross-fenced

-Hay production

-Fishing

-Hunting

-Build sites

-Paved access

-Deer

-Livestock