Kerr Dam 159 Cattle Ranch
Kerr Dam 159 Ranch
LOCATION: LeFlore County, Southeast OK., approximately 17 miles from Poteau. Property is less than 4 hrs from Dallas, 3 hrs-OKC, 2hrs-Tulsa. In an area of SE Oklahoma with premier cattle ranches.
SITE: 159 acres m/l of developed pastureland/cattle & poultry operation with scattered trees. Area is known for cattle operations, and within 2 miles of Kerr Lock and Dam/Arkansas River. Property is mostly level, with 4 ponds and all fenced for cattle purposes.
STRUCTURES: Two older poultry houses for storage and other uses.
UTILITES-Electric, water wells, phone.
COVER: Estimate 80% open for pasture with a mixture of bermuda, clovers and native. Timber left in crucial places for cattle shade as well as wildlife enhancement.
ACCESS: Highway 59 access.
MINERALS: none.
IMPROVEMENTS: Good perimeter fencing. 2-40X500 poultry houses.
WATER/STREAMS: 4 ponds
WILDLI...
WILDLIFE: Enough trees for wildlife protection, plenty of areas for hunting and also ponds for fishing. All ponds are stocked with bluegill and bass.
COMMENTS: This extremely well located property is just off of Highway 59 and within 2 miles of Kerr Lock and Dam and within 3 miles of campsites and recreational areas. The property has always been a cattle operation and in the past 25+ years a poultry operation as well. The poultry houses are currently being used for storage and can be used for other things also. Poultry and cattle has been the main source of income for this farm for many years. If you are wanting a cattle/diversified operation with many more opportunities, beautiful home-sites and close to recreational areas, this may be your place.
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