Ultimate Recreational Hunting Property Where Two Rivers Collide
The Property:
This is not your average hunting farm, this is where rivers and wildlife collide. Nestled in Northwest Oklahoma, this premier recreational property offers an extraordinary combination of terrain, habitat, and location. The Medicine Lodge River and Salt Fork River merge directly on the land, forming a dynamic natural funnel for big game, especially monster whitetail bucks. It’s no surprise that a massive 205-inch buck was harvested right here on the south end of the farma testament to the genetics and habitat this area holds.
Towering cottonwood trees dot the river bottom, offering ideal roosting sites for wild turkeys, while the lush, diverse landscape supports strong populations of pheasants and bobwhite quail. With the nearby Great Salt Plains Refuge holding tens of thousands of migrating birds each season, the...
Towering cottonwood trees dot the river bottom, offering ideal roosting sites for wild turkeys, while the lush, diverse landscape supports strong populations of pheasants and bobwhite quail. With the nearby Great Salt Plains Refuge holding tens of thousands of migrating birds each season, the skies above this property come alive with ducks, geese, and even the occasional sandhill crane, which have been known to wander up to deer feeders, this place really does see it all.
But the appeal doesn’t stop at the hunting. For outdoor lovers and families, the land offers hiking trails, peaceful sandy beaches, and those fiery Oklahoma sunsets that light up the sky each evening. Whether you're stalking a buck in the frosty dawn or enjoying a quiet evening walk along the river, this land delivers on every level.
If you're searching for a do-it-all recreational hunting property that truly checks every box, this is it. Properties with this kind of layout, diversity, and wildlife history don’t come around often.
Features:
Rivers: Medicine Lodge River & Salt Fork River merge on property
Wildlife: Whitetail deer, turkey, waterfowl, quail, pheasant, sandhill cranes
Hunting History: Proven trophy whitetail genetics (205" buck harvested)
Habitat: Mature cottonwoods, river bottoms, brush cover, sandy beaches
Nearby Refuge: Great Salt Plains major migratory bird flyway
Recreation: Hiking trails, beach access, stunning sunsets
Access: Easy reach, yet private and secluded
This one won’t last long.
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