Wilburton, OK 74578(Latimer County)

SITE: 45 acres M/L of a diverse terrain offering excellent wildlife habitat potential, timber and recreational use. The property lies on the peaks of the Sans Bois, dropping down and out of the north bowl of Iron Post Mountain. This is a significant drainage system, eventually turning into Mill Creek, the main tributary to Quinton City Lake. The terrain is flat along the bottom with over a 160 rise to the highest peak on the west side and east sides. Dropping off the south slope of Iron Post will tale you into the Robbers Cave State Park, just a little over a mile distance as the crow flies.

COVER: A mixture of hardwood and pine, some of which is considered marketable.

ACCESS: Private roads for land owners and well service employees provides access to most properties in this area. Access to this road hits the SE portion of the property, just under 1.5 miles west of SH 2.

WILDLIFE: Whitetail deer, eastern wild turkey, wild hog, small game, and bear are reported in this region. Excellent wildlife area due to isolation from public roads and proximity to the state park to the south. James Collins WMA is also only a few miles due east. Latimer County is one of 4 counties in Oklahoma legal for bear hunting.

MINERALS: none

IMPROVEMENTS: none

WATER/STREAMS: Wet weather stream.

COMMENTS: An isolated tract for privacy and outdoor enjoyment. A great place to harvest that ole mossy horn or long beard away from the hunt pressured areas, yet excellent location to other attractions such as the Robbers Cave State Park. This is a good opportunity to own your own hunting and get-a-way-from-it-all at a decent price.