BUILDINGS: Several old buildings still remain on the farm but these have no value and need to be salvaged. The old well and a chimney are still atop the hill where the old original homestead was once located. This is a commanding site affording an overview of much of the ranch and the Cavanal mountain beyond. There are many nice home-sites available on the property with utilities for 1 mile up and down the road at each of the home-sites.

SERVICES TO PROPERTY: Electric, phone, school bus route, mail route, LP gas delivery. There is a well at the old home-site. Nothing is known about the well other than a family lived here for many years. Farms and ranches in the area all have drilled wells for their domestic water supply.

LAND: 246 acres of land which is currently classified as agricultural for hay and grazing cattle. The bottom land is deep loamy soils and well suited to small grain and other crops if this is desired. There is a mix of pastures, meadows and dense wooded type land along the river flowing through the ranch. Noted are a large quantity of very large hardwoods that should have significant commercial value if harvested. It is estimated that about 50% of this land is open pastures and meadows. It is estimated that about 50% of the land is scattered timber land. Most of the timber is on good bottom land soil and could be put into permanent pasture and meadow if cleared. It is estimated that this place would run about 75 cow units in its present condition plus furnish the winter hay supply from the meadows on the place. The land is mostly free of surface stone with good sandy-loam soils with the highest elevation being the hill on which the old home was located. It is estimated that about 200 acres of this land is true bottom land with the balance being deep soil upland type property. This ranch is well fenced showing near new t posts and 6 strands of barb wire where fencing is visible.

WATER: About mile of Brazil River flows through this ranch. There are 4 ponds. Average rainfall in this area varies from about 45 to 50 inches per year depending on the season.

TAXES $398 paid last year.

PRICE: $1,500 acre for a total price of $600,000.

COMMENTS: Beautiful Eastern Oklahoma river ranch perfect for active retirement. Great place to raise cattle, horses and hay crops. Very scenic views of the mountains. Year around flowing water from the river running through the ranch for about mile. Many country home-sites all with utilities makes this property suitable to sub-divide into smaller units each one having a very nice site for a new home in the country. If you enjoy hunting and fishing, this is the place! The overseer of the property reports they harvested 37 wild hogs off this property in the first 90 days of 2015. Several deer stands on the ranch with reports of trophy kills of white take deer. Hunting for turkey, quail, squirrel, rabbit and other game. Black bear are often seen and Oklahoma now has a bear season. Fishing in the river and ponds on the ranch for bass, crappie, catfish, buffalo, drum, perch and other pan fish. Handy location about 15 minutes from Poteau and about 35 or 40 minutes to the larger city of Ft. Smith, Ark.

BULLET POINTS:

1. Half mile flowing river through the ranch.

2. Mile county road frontage.

3. Electric and phone service plus school bus and mail route to property.

4. Livestock ready with ample water and good fencing.

5. Hunting at its best.

6. Great fishing in Brazil river.

7. Numerous very nice home-sites all with mountain views.

8. About 200 acres of good river bottom land with deep sandy-loam soils.

9. Potential for hardwood timber harvest.

10. Well and electric service at old hilltop home-place overlooking ranch.