Highway 270West , Mcalester, OK 74501(Pittsburg County)

Reduced to $1,700 per acre!GREAT VISIBLITY-NO RESTRICTIONS-HIGHWAY 270 WEST FRONTAGE! Fenced & Cross-fenced with 4-5 strand barb wire; this 535 m/l acres of Oklahoma Cattle Land is certainly a good one. The Satellite photo we pulled off google earth appears to be incorrect. I had the fertilizer man with me and he too agrees; the Satellite Image is not correct. It has much more open land 177 round bales per cutting (1100 pound per bale) from front bottom field. Older barn but has good bone structure and can store 150 ton square bales. Ponds have Bass for fishing. This land has been in the family for a very long time. It is ideal for cattle, horses and hunting too! Uphill it's about 250-270 open acres with multiple pasture roads and 2 gas pipelines which make great shooting lanes; beside the hay field on the bottom. The filed on the bottom has been fertilized; the uphill open land has to be sprayed and fertilized. I recommend the 2-in one product for spring; fertilizer and weed-killer combination. Adams True Value Ag Supply in McAlester can help you getting this done.

There is a great duck pond on top of the hill nestled within the timber; tons of deer tracks can be observed around this pond. Great turkey hunting too! The land uphill offers very scenic views in either direction. There is a road uphill to top pasture. Per County records some soil types are Dennis Loam, End-Hect Comp, DE-Dw Comp, Bates FSL, Hect-Harts Comp, Ennis-Ver Soil Broke. Some grasses are Kobe Lespedeza, Bermuda, Native Grasses, Fescue. Kobe Lespedeza is a warm season legume that has a heavy seed production. Kobe lespedeza is great for hay, pasture, food plots, erosion control and game bird feed. Kobe is well adapted to well drained, loamy or clay soils in the South. Kobe tolerates acidic and poor soil types where other varieties are not. Kobe Lespedeza is very popular in food plots for Turkey, Quail and other game birds.Uses: Hay, pasture, erosion control, wild game food for deer, turkey and quail. Benefits: Easy to establish, low maintenance. Low fertilizer and lime requirements. Nutrition: High quality in mid to late summer. Grazing: If grown in pasture with other grasses, graze to keep grass from shading out the Lespedeza. Allow Lespedeza to go to seed once per year to maintain pasture.

As we drive throughout the uphill located open land you will recognize quickly the abundance of thick Bermuda. Once you brush hog, spray and fertilize you will have an amazing production uphill! Land on top has not been grazed for several years. The property is located in Pittsburg County but is almost at the Hughes County Line toward Stuart, Oklahoma. However, it is only 20 min. to McAlester and the Indian Nation Turnpike going north to I-40 or south on Highway 69/75 to Texas Line. It would be ideal for Community Living uphill too. Just look a the pictures. If you like boating, fishing, water sports you will enjoy the Lake Eufaula area. The nearest boat dock would be Juniper Point 10 min. from McAlester, Oklahoma. The one after that is Cardinal Point at Lake Eufaula. Or go Golfing and Trail Riding in Arrowhead State Park at Canadian, Ok.

About 3.5 hours from Dallas and 3 hours to Oklahoma City. If you need a home with it, look at ID# 2702988 which is a home with 90.67 acres adjoining on top with this land and less than a minute from this one with Highway frontage too. We combined both land tracts as one listing with 620 plus acres on this website.

Call Clay Baxter, an experienced Cattle, Land and Ranching Associate with my office for showings at 609-367-3048.