33.49 ac in Pushmataha County - Great for Hunting
THE PROPERTY:
With the headwaters of Tombstone creek making up the East border of this property, it is a veritable Oklahoma oasis filled with wildlife, abundant edible plants, and beautiful, mature hardwood trees. Tombstone Creek is a stone-filled creek that meanders along the property with cool, clear waters. This property would make an ideal hunting property, recreational property or a possible homestead. There is electric service along the south border of the property, but it will require a well for home water use. LP Gas delivery service available.
LEGAL ACCESS:
Access is obtained to the property from a paved, Pushmataha county road.
THE SURROUNDING AREA:
Located in the Kiamichi Valley, just a few minutes from Talihina, Oklahoma, this property is surrounded by some of the most beautiful natural attractions in Oklahoma. Talihina, known as the Village Between the Mountains, i...
Located in the Kiamichi Valley, just a few minutes from Talihina, Oklahoma, this property is surrounded by some of the most beautiful natural attractions in Oklahoma. Talihina, known as the Village Between the Mountains, is a gateway city to the Talimena Scenic Drive and the Ouachita National Forest. With the Kiamichi Mountains to the South, the Winding Stair Mountains to the North and the famous Potato Hills to the West, Talihina was named the number one town in Oklahoma for the most breathtaking scenery in both 2016 and 2018.
As well as featuring some of the most beautiful hiking trails and mountain views in the State, the Talimena Scenic Drive draws thousands of visitors every year with the spectacular display of fall color as the leaves change.
The River Valley area features the Kiamichi River, numerous lakes and streams, hiking and camping opportunities, wonderful restaurants, a hang-gliding club and equestrian activities, and is known for its unique history, beautiful scenic landscapes, diverse wildlife population, and brilliant fall foliage. You can be assured of beautiful scenic surroundings and outdoor opportunities wherever you go. This is the perfect area for anyone who enjoys hunting, fishing, farm and ranch life, or just loves the outdoors and likes to have a bit of the wilderness in their back yard.
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Research Parcel InformationDirections
Exit 271 South onto Indian Highway. Proceed 2 miles and then turn left (East) onto East County Road 1630 (aka Post Oak Road). Driveway is 3.25 miles down on the left.
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