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An amazing opportunity to own a secluded Whitetail hunting property located in Southeast Oklahoma. Conveniently located 30 minutes west of the recreational hub of Hochatown and Broken Bow Lake. Two hours north Northwest of the Dallas/Fort Worth metroplex, or two hours south of Tulsa. Agricultural Features – A very deep, red, sandy loam soil, capable of growing quality food plots. Pine Timber- Entire property has been planted in Loblolly pine. There are three different ages of pines: *2015–94 acres of mature pine that is ready to harvest. 50 foot and taller. 20 to 24 inches at the base. * 2019–120 acres planted. Currently around 30 foot tall. * 2021–22,000 trees interplanted throughout Income production from the harvesting of Pine Timber has the potential for very good return on investment. Recreation/hunting – Clear creek moves throughout property over 3/4 of a mile. Topography and elevation offers potential for construction of large ponds or small lakes. * Trophy Whitetail deer * Wild turkey * Migratory ducks * Ferrell hogs * Coyotes and other small game Trails and logging roads allow easy movement across the property. Offers both privacy and seclusion in a peaceful rural area. Contact Lane Jackson today [email protected] or 580.513.3546

Irrigated Red River Farm & Hunting Ranch McCurtain County, Oklahoma An outstanding opportunity to own a large-scale irrigated farm and recreational property along the fertile Red River bottomlands in Southeast Oklahoma. Totaling approximately 770 acres, this income-producing farm features over 450 acres under pivot irrigation, premium Class II & III soils, mature timber with native pecan groves, and a highly sought-after wildlife habitat. Well-positioned near Idabel, OK, and just a short drive to Paris, TX, this property offers true end-user and investment value. Agricultural Highlights The majority of the tillable acres lie under multiple center pivot systems fed by high-output irrigation wells, allowing for reliable, high-yield production. The soil profile includes Miller Clay Loam, Binger Fine Sandy Loam, Wilson Silt Loam, and Yahola Loam—each offering strong water retention, root development, and consistency across growing seasons. These soils support intensive farming for: Corn Soybeans Wheat Cotton Bermuda and forage blends Productivity is enhanced by the farm’s flat to gently rolling terrain, well-drained fields, and long growing season. Whether farmed directly or leased, this is a turn-key irrigated operation with strong ROI potential. Timber, Pecan, and Wildlife Habitat Beyond the cropland, the farm is improved with stands of mature native pecan trees and diverse hardwoods including oak, elm, hickory, ash, and sycamore. These wooded areas provide seasonal income potential and serve as excellent bedding, travel corridors, and browse for game. The natural sloughs, timbered draws, and brushy edges contribute to a balanced recreational landscape, ideal for both wildlife management and year-round enjoyment. Recreation & Hunting This property offers outstanding hunting in a region well-known for quality wildlife. The combination of irrigated fields, pecan bottoms, river frontage, and hardwood timber supports: Trophy whitetail deer Wild turkey Migratory ducks including mallards, pintail, and teal Feral hogs Small game and waterfowl habitat Over one mile of Red River frontage also adds value for fishing, ATV riding, and future cabin or lodge development. Location & Accessibility Conveniently located: 15 miles from Idabel, OK 60 miles from Paris, TX 150 miles from the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex The farm has excellent access via county roads and is within close proximity to agricultural infrastructure, including: Southeast Feed – Idabel, OK Craig Feed Mill – Broken Bow, OK Valley Feed Mill & Big Country Farm Center – Paris, TX This location offers both privacy and efficiency, with markets, suppliers, and labor support all nearby. Additional Potential The region has a history of oil and gas activity, and the property's location along the Red River could present future opportunities for mineral leasing, fracking, or conservation income. There are currently no active leases, preserving full flexibility for the buyer. Summary This 770± acre Red River property is a rare combination of scale, productivity, and recreational quality. With irrigated farmland, proven soils, hardwood timber, pecan groves, and excellent hunting, it represents a legacy holding suitable for both operation and enjoyment. Properties of this caliber—combining income, access, and natural beauty—are increasingly hard to find. Exclusively offered by United Country | Altaterra Realty & Auction Land | Farm | Ranch | Recreational Properties Contact us today for a full information package, maps, and a private tour.

This property is 40 acres mol located just off of Wild Horse Trail in McCurtain, County, OK. It sits approximantly 28 miles from Houchatown, OK. and all the amenities there which include Beavers Bend State Park, Choctaw Nation Casino & Resort in Houchatown, Ok., Broken Bow, OK. and many more attractions located in Southeastern Oklahoma. This property has mature pine timber that is currently being thinned. There are great scenic views driving into the property and awesome hunting opportunities once you get there. The property has deer, bear, hogs, furbearers, turkey, and small game. A great place to build that weekend cabin or even a retirement home. There is an access easement into the property. And electricity on Wild Horse Trail. Seller will divide.

This very secluded 100 acre mol ranch is a great place to hunt, fish, run cattle, ride horses, atv, etc. Build your dream with this awesome hidden gem. This secluded ranch has good fencing, creek access, plenty of water, duck hunting, deer hunting, hogs, small game and bear. A great place to build a hideaway cabin, or your dream home. There is a private drive into the property with land use access through Weyerhauser, Only a few miles from Broken Bow Lake, Beavers Bend State Park, Choctaw Nation Resort in Houchatown, OK., and Broken Bow, OK. Most of this property has been cleared and planted in grass, and is currently in grazing and hay production. The rest is timber or is part of coon creek which runs through a portion of the property. There is also a pond that attracts ducks in the winter and provides water for livestock. This is a true sportsman's paradise. With privacy and seclusion.