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Escape to your own private Oklahoma outdoorsman's retreat. The Okfuskee 160 offers a combination of comfortable living quarters, two stocked ponds, diverse hunting habitat, and an extensive trail system. Tucked away at the end of a dead-end section line with no through roads, this property offer the privacy, accessibility, and year round outdoor recreation that are increasingly hard to find in one package.
Near the gated southeast entrance, a 30x50 insulated shop with living quarters provides a comfortable home base for weekends in the woods or extended stays on the property. The living quarters feature two bedrooms, one bathroom, a full kitchen, and a comfortable living area, with spray foam insulation for year round efficiency. A covered back patio overlooks a scenic pond and oak-covered ridge, creating the perfect place to unwind after a day outdoors. Deer and turkey are frequent visitors to the surrounding meadow, appearing at all times of the day to feed and browse.
The shop and attached lean-to offer ample room for tractors, UTVs, hunting equipment, and other recreational gear, making it easy to arrive, settle in, and head straight for the outdoors.
With more than 100 feet of elevation change, mature oak ridges, wooded draws, open meadows, and an established network of trails, this property offers a surprising amount of terrain and habitat to explore. Larger UTV trails provide convenient access throughout the acreage, while smaller ATV and footpaths allow for quieter travel to hunting locations and secluded areas of the property.
A prominent south-facing ridge lined with mature oaks and large boulder outcroppings creates an attractive landscape with natural wildlife travel corridors. The mix of hardwood cover, open ground, and strategically placed feeder sites and food plots provide a versatile setting for hunting all phases of the season.
Water is another standout feature of the Okfuskee 160. The pond near the shop offers bass and perch fishing just steps from the living quarters, while a second pond on the north end is stocked with hybrid striped bass, perch, and bass. Whether you're casting a line with family, spending a weekend hunting, or enjoying a quiet evening overlooking the water, the property offers multiple ways to make the most of every season.
Whitetail deer, wild turkey, dove, and occasional hogs add to the property's appeal for hunters and wildlife enthusiasts alike.
The opportunities extend beyond the property boundaries. Deep Fork Wildlife Management Area lies just 5 miles to the north, offering more than 2,000 acres of additional public hunting ground, while Okemah Lake to the south provides opportunities for boating, water sports, and additional fishing.
Conveniently situated between I-40 and I-44, the Okfuskee 160 offers a secluded setting without putting you too far from nearby communities and major metro areas.
If you've been looking for a private hunting property with comfortable accommodations, quality fishing opportunities, established trails, and room to explore, the Okfuskee 160 deserves a closer look.
Call Jackson today @ 405-503-0878
Directions:
From I-40 and highway 48 "exit 217". Head north for 11 miles. East 5 miles on 1000 rd. North 1 mile to 990 rd. West 1/2 mile to property gate.
From Okemah take Highway 56 East out of town for 11 miles. West on 1000 Rd "Mason Rd" for 2 miles. North on 3770 Rd for 1 mile. West on 990 rd for 1/2 mile to gated entrance
