Dogwood Canyons Ranch
Dogwood Canyons Ranch is a beautiful, yet thick and rugged hunting property situated just North of Lake Murray State Park in Marshall County, OK. This tract boasts over 180' of elevation change from deep spring-fed canyons up to high rocky ridges. The towering hardwoods in the lower elevations of the property have a thick layer of white flowering Dogwood trees that bloom each spring. This ranch is surrounded by over 5,000 acres of lightly hunted family land which has helped the wildlife flourish, primarily growing big whitetail deer.
Location:
*Lake Murray State Park - 4 miles
*I-35 - 12 miles
*Ardmore, OK - 14 miles
*Marietta, OK - 26 miles
*DFW - 94 miles
*Oklahoma City - 112 miles
Access:
* Dead-end, paved, Timber Ridge Road
Water:
*New, spring-fed, 2.5 acre lake
*One small pond
*Seasonal duck slough
*Several locations to build big lakes
*Multiple deep canyon drainages
Utilities:
*Rural water Meter
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*Electric Meter
Climate:
*Approximately +/- 39 inches of annual precipitation
Minerals:
*Surface Only
Wildlife:
*Whitetail Deer
*Wild Turkey
*Waterfowl
*Dove
*Quail
*Wild Hogs
Fishing:
*Bass
*Bluegill
*Catfish
Terrain:
*Steep topography ranging from 790' to 970'
*Over 180' of elevation change
*Big hardwood timber
*Thick Crosstimbers with native grass, thickets and cedar trees
*Gorgeous Dogwood trees scattered in the understory of the oak forests
*Soils - Konsil Sandy Loam
*Limestone rock outcrops on the steep ridge lines
Improvements:
*Concrete Bridge
*Concrete slabs for barndominium and barn
*Deer blind and feeder
Equipment:
*NA
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