Antlers Hunting Mecca, 992 Acres
187571 North 4138 : Antlers, OK 74523
Pushmataha County, Oklahoma
Land Description
Tucked away into the Southeastern Oklahoma skyline lies a tremendous hunting property North of Antlers, OK. Nestled between Highway 2 and the Indian Nation Turnpike, this property creates some of the most sought after hunting in Oklahoma and it's loaded with giant whitetail, turkey, ducks, wild hogs, and even bear. The current landowner launched a dream into action by hiring Whitetail Habitat Solutions to evaluate and design this magnificent hunting tract. Laborious hours went into this property with equipment that was used for developing roads, ponds, and the beautifully placed food plots. The landowners have meticulously managed the deer herd for the past several years to help propel the opportunities to harvest world class whitetails. All of this effort gives an enormous value for this turn-key hunting ground and you will quickly notice once you climb into your tree stand.
The journey begins by taking Highway 2 North out of Antlers and turn onto Old Moyers Rd. where you will quickly discover the gated entry on the West side of the road. Drive down the gravel road to the campsite that offers a private cabin and R.V. hookups with electricity and water. Hang around the creek, lounge under the pavilion, or nestle around the campfire to take in the serenity of this amazing ranch. Jump on the side by side and hit the miles of trails that allow for easy access around the property. Slip into the food plots during hunting season or grab the fishing poles to try your luck at the ponds scattered throughout this 992-Acres. If you like live water, Panther Creek sits on the Southern border and 10 Mile Creek runs along the Northern Part of the ranch and has water for most of the year.
Mature hardwoods, cedars, and Pine makeup most of the canopy along this property, giving lots of cover to the abundant wildlife. Limestone rock exposes itself throughout the canvas along with native grasses, persimmons, and blackberries which delivers natural browse for wildlife.
Roughly 2 hours from Dallas TX, 2.5 hours from Oklahoma City, and just over 2 hours from Tulsa, OK.
