Located in far eastern Jackson County, this 208 +/- acre property combines extensive river frontage, diverse wildlife habitat, and scenic terrain. More than 0.8 miles of the North Fork of the Red River borders the tract, lending the property a character seldom found among recreational offerings in the region. Rolling sandhills rise above the river bottom, with roughly 63 feet of elevation change and an impressive concentration of post oak uncommon in this part of Southwest Oklahoma. Other hardwoods follow the draws and lower elevations, while native grasses, sagebrush, and yucca occupy open areas. From higher elevations, distant views of the surrounding mountains provide a scenic backdrop.
Oak-covered sandhills, thick timber, and varied terrain provide excellent whitetail habitat, with heavily traveled game trails, rubs, and scrapes found throughout. Several secluded grassy openings surrounded by timber offer promising food plot locations with little clearing. Toward the North Fork, the sandhills descend into a broad river-bottom grass flat, adding another distinct habitat type. Along with whitetail deer, the property supports Rio Grande turkey, quail, waterfowl, and feral hogs. Approximately 1.75 miles of trails provide access throughout much of the tract, with one rifle blind and several older metal ladder stands already in place.
A dead-end county road provides access and limits through traffic, contributing to the secluded setting. Despite its privacy, the property remains approximately 18 miles from Altus, 130 miles from Oklahoma City, 176 miles from Amarillo, and 213 miles from DFW International Airport. Properties along the North Fork seldom trade hands, particularly those combining substantial river frontage, oak-covered sandhills, varied terrain, and quality wildlife habitat. This is an opportunity to own a distinctive stretch of the North Fork in Southwest Oklahoma.
