Stuart, OK 74570(Pittsburg County)

The ranch has a rugged, mountainous character, featuring terrain that ranges from moderate slopes to steep, dramatic changes. The northern portion of the property drains southward, feeding the headwaters of Sandy Creek, which wind through the hills, adding to the ranch's scenic appeal. Multiple draws converge to form Sandy Creek, which flows southward, accompanied by two small ponds and several seasonal creeks that currently serve as the only surface water sources.

The property is densely forested, with an abundance of pine, oak, cottonwood, elm, and a variety of other trees. Its varied habitat includes dense vegetation, surface water, and significant elevation changes, making it ideal for supporting wildlife. The ranch is home to thriving populations of whitetail deer, wild boar, turkey, and waterfowl. Notably, sightings of free-range elk and black bears are known to the ranch and the immediate area, offering other unique hunting opportunities.

Aside from two natural gas well sites, the ranch remains largely undisturbed and has not been hunted in over 50 years. Beyond the frontage on Buffalo Road and a few minimally used roads related to oil and gas activity, the land has been left to revert to a natural state. While electricity is available, there are no active meters on the property, nor are there any functioning water wells or water meters currently in place. The Sandy Creek Ranch is a blank-slate opportunity to develop a hunting and recreational tract in East Central Oklahoma