This property in Okfuskee County features acreage along the North Canadian River with a mix of timber and open ground that supports a variety of wildlife. Deer use the bottomland timber and natural travel corridors, making this area prime habitat for whitetails. Hunters will find multiple options to place an elevated box blind, position a favorite feeder, or develop food plots. Tree stands can be set along pinch points where deer naturally travel, offering opportunities to pursue mature bucks. The river frontage attracts waterfowl during migration and late season, creating ideal hunting opportunities for ducks and geese. Open fields and river edges also allow for fall dove hunts, while turkey and hogs are present as additional game. The combination of deer and waterfowl makes this property highly versatile for hunters.

The North Canadian River frontage enhances the recreational potential and provides scenic views along the river. Late-season mallards are drawn to the river, offering excellent waterfowl hunting opportunities. The area provides space to hunt with your favorite dog, enjoying the outdoors with friends and family. Open fields and river edges support dove hunts in the fall, and the mix of habitats sustains a wide range of species year-round. The river setting adds to the overall appeal of the property and gives hunters multiple access points for recreation. Okemah is a short drive away, providing groceries, hardware, and dining, while convenient access to I-40 allows quick travel to Tulsa, Shawnee, or Oklahoma City. With river frontage, timbered bottoms, and open ground, this acreage is highly diverse for the outdoorsman and offers functional, hunter-friendly terrain for year-round use.