The main entrance of this almost 12-square-mile property is easily accessible from State Highway 2, just four miles north of Antlers, Oklahoma, and 2.5 hours from Dallas. The ranch also contains multiple secluded entry points via county roads. An extensive road-and-trail system throughout the property allows for easy travel and increased management capabilities. Utilized for recreation and timber management, the property boasts a diversity of hardwood and pine timber, ranging from bottom-land oak flats to over 900 acres of various stages of pine plantations. The topography on the property is also impressive, ranging from 400' along the Kiamichi River to a majestic viewpoint of 980'.

One of the most unique and valuable attributes of the ranch is the amount of accessible Kiamichi River frontage through the middle of the property. The river bisects the property in two different areas, providing 2-2.5 miles of river frontage (4-5 miles of shoreline). An abandoned railroad bed paralleling the west side of the river has been improved for a scenic drive above its flowing waters. The river provides a constant source of water for the abundant wildlife and a plethora of recreational opportunities including wildlife hunting, fishing, kayaking, and swimming.

Pushmataha County is known for its high-quality white-tailed deer and black bears. This property contains enough land mass and quality habitat to allow the game to reach its full potential. Recent harvests of large black bears and mature trophy bucks attest to its continued potential as a trophy wildlife managers dream. Waterfowl, turkey, and numerous species of small game are abundant on the ranch.

The construction of the 10,000 square foot lodge/event center was recently completed on the property. Features include a main hall with attached commercial grade kitchen, two wings - encompassing nine rooms (27 king/queen/twin beds), and additional overflow capabilities. The main structure was strategically located in an easily accessible location near State Highway 2 and the western boundary of the property and takes advantage of elevation to view surrounding mountains. Three cabins were recently built on the east side of the property, currently holding 12 queen/twin beds in total.

The seller would consider discussing division of the property. A natural division would be approximately 1,600 acres with the lodge on the west side of the river and 6,000 acres with three cabins on the east side of the river.