Kiamichi River Frontage

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KIAMICHI RIVER FRONTAGE
60 ACRES ON KIAMICHI RIVER Properties like this are a once in a lifetime find! This is a very rare opportunity to own a one of a kind beautiful Kiamichi River property! The river is nice and deep along this awesome property and is very good fishing with Blue Cat, Channel Catfish, flathead, some crappie, perch and others. Folks really love the small mouth bass. Hunting is superb too on this 60 wooded acres. There are abundant trophy white tail deer, eastern wild turkey, wild hogs, squirrel, black bear and elk. Did I say black bear and elk? Yes I did! There is a season on them in Pushmataha County where this awesome oasis is located. The present owner watched 15 head of elk feasting on cane along the river this past fall, the day before season opened. This acreage has legal access so there will never be any problem with someone locking you off your property. In Oklahoma in this day and time, legal access is HUGE! The trail to the property is rough! I would say definitely a 4-wheel drive trail. The seller drives in a 4ax4 Ford pickup and I access it with no problem in my FJ Cruiser pulling a 16' trailer. It's not a road that you want to traverse with your big motor home but any vehicle with good ground clearance should have no problem. Electric is next door at the seller's cabin that he is keeping on his 20 Acres. He will sign a legal easement access from his electric across his remaining property so a lucky new owner will be able to have electric if desired. The Kiamichi River is a major river in southeastern Oklahoma and is considered a navigable river. Canoers and kayakers float it especially when the water level is high. The property has varied topo and has a nice mountaintop overlooking the River. That would be an awesome place to build a very secluded cabin. The mature forest is a nice mix of pine and deciduous trees and oaks too. This outstanding property is within one half mile west of the Pushmataha Wildlife Management Area (Google for more details) which is 19,237 wonderful acres of wilderness over 29 square miles, all in the Kiamichi Mountains. It's all wilderness forest land and was one of the very first wildlife management areas in Oklahoma. This forest was set aside in 1947 to help restore the deer population that had been depleted during the Depression. It was estimated that the deer population was at an all time low back in the 1940s. The Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation has been working on the white tail deer genetics are fabulous. This area is known to be one of the best white tail deer hunting areas in the state. Many state record trophy bucks have been taken from around here. Come take yours from your own property! The area is also know to be one of the very best eastern wild turkey hunting areas in the state. Don't let this fabulous wonderland get away from you! At only $325,000, it is a steal. FOR BEST INFORMATION, CALL LISTING AGENT DIRECTLY.