Small Hunting Tract Near Stage Stand Creek
Looking for a small hunting tract in Stephens County? Given its closeness to Stage Stand Creek, thick cover, and natural openings, this spot has a lot to offer. A road suitable for a vehicle or ATV circles around, making access smooth and easy, and with a little maintenance so could heavier equipment.
For a property of this size, it's unique to find such a diverse number of features and variations in the landscape. With over 70 feet of elevation change, the opportunities for stand locations are plentiful. A hunter's eye might be drawn to the tops of the ridges that are dominated by hardwoods, or focus down low to intercept deer curling around the bases. The bottomland lends itself a hand in the way of fix-up potential, as it consists of over 10 acres of port loam and port fine sandy loam, making it an ideal consideration for a productive food plot location.
Situated somewhat northeasterly ...
Situated somewhat northeasterly within the property is a 0.68-acre pond that currently has little water. Out of eight wells in close proximity to the property, the average depth is 155 feet with first water at 64 feet and an average yield of 18 gallons per minute. Putting a well near the pond could serve as a viable means to help maintain water levels in the pond during dry spells. This property has some great innate characteristics and a world of potential!
Property Features
-Just over 5 miles from Duncan
-24 miles from Lawton
-76 ft. of elevation change
-10 +/- acres of bottomland
-Hardwoods
-Natural openings
-Tall native grasses
-0.68-acre pond
-Fencing on the south, east, and west
-Road through property
-Good groundwater
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Research Parcel InformationDirections
From the intersection of Highway 7 and Highway 81 north of Duncan, go west for one mile. Turn north on south McKinley Road and proceed for 0.6 miles and turn west on Shamrock. Proceed west for 0.6 miles, keeping right at the split in the road. Property is on the north side of the road.
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