Bristow, OK 74010(Creek County)

Cleared meadows alternate with timber streaks and clusters resulting in an optimum 65/35 timber/pasture mix for wildlife. The ranch has multiple feeders and blinds strategically placed in choke points, manicured pasture nooks, and pasture streaks. Each feeder/blind combination has a manicured path dedicated to access. With 273 surveyed acres, the ranch provides a multitude of hunting choices for family and friends and also income producing opportunities for commercial hunts if desired. All permanent blinds convey, as well as all feeders. The vast majority of roads are accessible with a vehicle with only a few requiring an UTV!

Multiple creek locations and four separate ponds are spread out over the acreage and provide ample water. As the property is perimeter and cross-fenced, another option afforded is livestock. Several of the meadows have been bailed by the current owner and the remaining pasture is composed of healthy native grasses. An East to West cross-fence allows a combination hunting/livestock combination property if desired. If a ranch house or hunting cabin is in the new owners plans, many scenic build sites are evident.

A ravine transverses the property from North-west to South-east and has a scenic set of rock outcroppings. Rainfall drainage into the ravine provides additional fresh water to wildlife. There is a 70 difference between the topography high and low across the property resulting in rolling hills and providing character.

Turnkey hunting, fishing, the ability to run livestock, scenic homesites, and the size of this tract with easy access to Tulsa and Oklahoma City make this property unique to the market.

Taxes: (2023) $416

Key Features:

1 : Deer Hunting

2 : Turkey Hunting

3 : Pond

4 : Streams

5 : Multiple blinds/feeders convey

6 : Build Sites

7 : Fresh Survey

8 : Unusually large tract with easy access to Tulsa and Oklahoma City