Located in Okfuskee County, Oklahoma, this 25± acre property offers a mix of hardwoods, cedar trees, and open pasture with a history of wildlife activity documented through trail cameras. Photos from the property show mature bucks, strutting turkeys, hogs, and a black bear photographed on the property last spring. Multiple areas could be considered for food plots and hunting stand locations, providing options for setting up the property around a buyer’s hunting plans. Surrounded by larger tracts of land, this property has the potential to hunt larger than its 25± acres. The combination of timber, cedar cover, pasture, and surrounding acreage creates a diverse setting for a smaller hunting property.

The property also offers potential for uses beyond hunting. The open pasture could support a few head of cattle, while other areas may provide potential building sites for future improvements. Electricity is available on the property, and a rural water line runs along the county road. These features provide utility infrastructure for future development, subject to availability, connection requirements, and site conditions. The property’s mix of wooded and open ground also provides flexibility for recreational activities, livestock use, habitat improvements, and other rural property uses.

Access is approximately one-half mile from a paved county road and about 9 miles from Interstate 40, providing a relatively short drive from the interstate while maintaining a rural setting. Okemah is approximately 15 miles away and offers restaurants, gas stations, hardware stores, and other everyday services. The property’s location provides convenient access to nearby amenities while retaining the characteristics of a rural recreational property. With its documented wildlife history, varied habitat, surrounding larger tracts, pasture, available utilities, and proximity to I-40 and Okemah, this 25± acre tract offers multiple potential uses in Okfuskee County.