Waurika, OK 73573(Jefferson County)

With a great deal of diversity in the trees and forbs the habitat provides year round wildlife nutrition. The diversity in the trees alone includes Native Pecan, Bois D?Arc, Honey Locust, Netleaf Hackberry, Elm, willow, and cottonwood. Wildlife species include; Whitetail deer, turkey, feral hogs, dove, quail, coyote, bobcat. Waterfowl are also present when the conditions are wet after heavy rains. Food plots are also planted to increase food supply during winter months.

Terrain and Natural Features:

The Eastern edge of the ranch which borders county road 2750 is elevated 10 to 15 feet above the majority of the ranch which lies to the West. As you head West on the ranch you drop down 10 to 15 feet in elevation due to a bluff that crosses the eastern edge of the property cutting it from North to South. The majority of the ranch is gently rolling to flat with some sand hills along the river. Soils are mostly sandy to sandy loam.

Property Summary:

With every visit to this property I find my mind wandering through visions of the variety of opportunities the Red River 421 could provide the outdoor enthusiast. From the myriad of river activities; fishing, kayaking, four-wheeling, and camping to the opportunities of hunting Whitetail deer, turkey and hogs and with some vision, hard work and investment, possibly a waterfowl magnet. This is a beautiful property where you can spend some quality time to decompress and get away from the stress of everyday life.