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Welcome to the Okfuskee 160 - a secluded, turn-key recreational retreat tucked away at the end of a dead-end section line with no through roads, offering the privacy and seclusion every outdoorsman is looking for.
Located near the southeast gated entrance, the 30x50 insulated shop with living quarters and covered back patio overlooking the oak ridge and beautiful pond just steps away. The living space features 2 bedrooms, 1 bathroom, a full kitchen, and comfortable living area, all spray foam insulated for maximum efficiency and low utility costs year-round. From the porch, enjoy peaceful views of the pond and nearby meadow where deer and turkey frequently emerge during morning and evening hours. The shop and attached lean-to provide ample space for storing tractors, UTVs, hunting gear, and additional equipment.
A well-established trail system provides easy access throughout the property, allowing you to fully experience the diverse terrain and habitat this 160-acre tract offers. With over 100 feet of elevation change and an extensive network of trails, this property hunts much larger than its actual size. In addition to the larger UTV trails, smaller foot and ATV paths create endless opportunities to quietly access hunting stands or simply enjoy exploring the land.
A prominent south-facing acorn ridge with large boulder outcroppings creates excellent wildlife travel corridors leading into open meadows, wooded cover, and strategically placed feeder sites. The combination of terrain, habitat diversity, and seclusion makes this property exceptionally well-suited for hunting and recreation.
The property also features a second pond on the north end stocked with hybrid stripers, perch, and bass, while the pond near the shop offers bass and perch fishing as well. Whether you enjoy hunting, fishing, trail riding, or simply escaping outdoors, this property delivers outstanding year-round recreation.
Wildlife is abundant, including whitetail deer, turkey, dove, and the occasional hog, making the Okfuskee 160 a true all-season Oklahoma hunting and recreational property.
Additionally, just miles away there is the Deep Fork WMA to the north offering an additional 2,000 + acres of public ground to hunt and Okemah Lake to the south for those looking for water sports and more fishing opportunities!
Okemah - 20 minutes
Bristow - 30 minutes
Tulsa - 1:00
OKC - 1:30
Situated between I-40 and I-44
Directions:
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
