The abundance of hardwood timber cover creates numerous hunting stand locations, offering opportunities for stealthy approaches and successful hunts. Additionally, the meadows present on the property offer excellent potential for establishing food plots, further enhancing the habitat quality and providing additional food sources for whitetail deer.

Overall, with its diverse landscape, including water sources, timber cover, and potential food plot locations, Elk Creek Monster Whitetails stands out as a prime destination for whitetail deer and turkey hunting enthusiasts looking for an unforgettable hunting experience in the heart of Nebraska’s countryside.

Property breakdown:

28.29 acres of dry crop

86.04 acres of timber

31.56 acres of grass

2.23 acres of roads

Region & Climate

Oak, Nebraska experiences a typical midwestern climate with distinct seasons. Summers are characterized by hot and humid conditions, with average temperatures ranging from the mid-80s to low 90s Fahrenheit. Winters can be quite cold, with temperatures occasionally dropping into the teens and single digits.

In terms of precipitation, Oak receives an average of 28 inches of rain per year and around 23 inches of snowfall annually. This precipitation is distributed across approximately 78 days per year. Despite the precipitation, Oak enjoys a considerable amount of sunshine, with an average of 227 sunny days annually.