Coal Creek 107
Size: 107 Acres +/-. Final acreage to be determined after boundary survey.
Description: Located just 15 minutes northwest of McAlester, this property sits on the edge of Coal Creek amidst a stretch of pastureland and small pockets of woods. Once used as a pasture for grazing, the Coal Creek 107 now serves as refuge for white-tailed deer and other animals throughout the area. What was once open pasture is dotted with persimmon trees, blackberry patches, and scattered native browse. Remaining undisturbed for the last few years has allowed for forb succession as well as an increase in suitable habitat.
A 1-acre pond, some low areas, and Coal Creek provide more than enough water on or around this property to sustain wildlife or livestock. The pond sits just below a rise that overlooks the property and offers a great spot to set up for duck hunting. Coal Creek, with its high banks...
A 1-acre pond, some low areas, and Coal Creek provide more than enough water on or around this property to sustain wildlife or livestock. The pond sits just below a rise that overlooks the property and offers a great spot to set up for duck hunting. Coal Creek, with its high banks, creates the southern boundary and makes for an amazing view as water moves along the rocky bed. There is no shortage of food or water on any corner of the tract. Patchy meadows will make for great stands during rifle season and the hardwood patches will elevate bow hunters on narrow trails.
Notes: This tract offers everything you would need. There are few hunting tracts that come available this close to town. McAlester is just 10-15 minutes away and the property has terrific hunting potential without the burden of miles of gravel road to travel.
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