Jack Fork Hunting Tract
Jack Fork Hunting Tract is named for it being located in the heart of the Jack Fork Mountains of Southeast Oklahoma. The Jack Fork Mountains are a sub-structure of the Ouchita Mountains that extend throughout Southeastern Oklahoma and Western Arkansas. The Jack Fork area is known for its scenic and rugged Pine covered mountains and its fertile valleys that provide productive soils for the local ranchers. This area is also known for its excellent hunting opportunities for Whitetail Deer, Eastern Wild Turkeys and Black Bear.
Distance to:
Hartshorne, Ok.- 10 miles
McAlester, Ok.- 25 miles
Tulsa, Ok.- 135 miles
Dallas, Tx.- 160 miles
Description: 142.86 acres of gently rolling hills in the Jack Fork Mountains. Land is approx. 50% open and is an ideal combination place that could be used as a hunting property with the additional potential to run approx. 25 head of cattle.
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Water: Property has 3 ponds on the property that provide water for cattle and the local wildlife population.
Game: Property has abundant Whitetail Deer, Eastern Wild Turkey and is open to Oklahoma's annual Black Bear season. There is also opportunity to hunt wild hog, coyote, fox, bobcat and smaller game species such as rabbit and squirrel. The close proximity of the native fields in the valley and the hardwoods of the Jack Fork Mountains provide for a constant flow back and forth to feed in the valleys and seek cover in the timber.
Broker Notes: This is truly a scenic area of the state. The views from the property provide a 360 degree view of the Jack Fork Mountains. Property has gravel county roads and can be accessed from Hwy 69 to the west or Hwy 270 to the north. Property is remote and has tremendous wildlife and many scenic cabin sites. This property has excellent fences which are less than 5 years old.
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