Heart of Oklahoma Recreational Hunting Farm
This 80 +/- acre recreational retreat is situated in the exurban area south of Norman and Oklahoma City. Just under 5 miles from I-35, this farm will allow you to be in the deer blind within minutes. 20 +/- acres of silt loam soil provides a perfect place for a spring and fall food plot. Use the 11 +/- acre lake and 3 +/- acre pond to harvest central flyway waterfowl.
This farm has undergone a remediation project by the State of Oklahoma providing 55 acres to be used as green space and wetlands only. The remediation project prepared your waterfowl units for you and a little work can get this thing hunt ready! A quick ride through the property will show the potential that this convenient tract offers. Electricity has been run to the center of the property where the abandoned check station still stands. The rock driveway provides access throughout the seasons. Give me a call to schedule y...
This farm has undergone a remediation project by the State of Oklahoma providing 55 acres to be used as green space and wetlands only. The remediation project prepared your waterfowl units for you and a little work can get this thing hunt ready! A quick ride through the property will show the potential that this convenient tract offers. Electricity has been run to the center of the property where the abandoned check station still stands. The rock driveway provides access throughout the seasons. Give me a call to schedule your private tour at (580) 222-5265.
Property Features
-20 +/- acres of tillable pasture
-Over 50 acres of silt loam soils
-Food plot sites
-Utilities to the center of the property
-11 +/- acre lake
-3 +/- acre pond
-Waterfowl impoundments
-Whitetail sign
-Rocked driveway to center of property
-Just miles away from I-35
-30 minutes from Oklahoma City
-2.5 hours from DFW
Directions
From the Intersection of I-35 and HWY 59, head west on Hwy 59 for 2.8 Miles, south on Hwy 74 S for 1 mile, west on 130th Street for 0.6 Miles to the gate on the south side of 130th Street.
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