This 160 +/- acres of outstanding native blackjack timber, grass, and cropland is located 2 miles east of Canton on S.H. 51, then 1 mile north and ½ mile east, or 4 miles south of Longdale and ½ mile east. According to the F.S.A. there are 65 acres of cropland with a 48.3 acre wheat base and 25 bushels per acre yield. The balance of the land is in native timber and grass providing some of the best whitetail deer, turkey, quail, and predator hunting in the entire area. The land is situated on a good rocked road just 5 minutes from Canton and Longdale and 10 minutes from Canton Lake and wildlife refuge. The old growth timber provides a perfect setting for rural homes as well as outstanding outdoors sports opportunities, and the rolling sandy land is ideal for the production of winter wheat and rye for livestock grazing and wildlife food plots. The Canton Lake and wildlife refuge area is well known for producing one of the most abundant populations of trophy size whitetails in Northwest Oklahoma. This is an excellent opportunity for outdoor sportsmen, farmers and ranchers wishing to expand an existing operation, and families or retirees desiring a rural home setting ideally located within a few minutes of one of the finest recreational lakes in Oklahoma.