With over 1,100 feet of county road frontage and utilities nearby, there are plenty of spots to pull off or carve out a driveway, making it easy to enjoy the property your way. Sandy Creek winds through the property, creating a natural border for wildlife to travel and adding that hard-to-find year-round water feature that keeps turkeys and whitetail close. A small pond in the northwest corner adds even more versatility, and the changing topography creates a natural edge habitat that whitetails love to travel. Giant oaks provide both hard masts and stand sites, and the mushroom hunters will appreciate the prime morel habitat perfect for those early spring outings before heading over to nearby Lake Konawa for a shot at trophy bass just minutes away.

It may be small, but it packs a punch. The neighboring property produced a 150-class 8-point, and the sheds found confirm there’s plenty more where that came from. Whether you’re chasing turkeys in the spring, sitting on a feed tree in the fall, or starting your first 1031 exchange into land this is the kind of property that makes sense. Affordable and packed with potential, the Seminole 17 is a great starter tract for the working man who wants a place to call his own. Bring a buddy, build a campfire, hang a stand and start making memories.

Property Features

-17 +/- acres

-1,175 +/- feet of county road frontage

-Sandy Creek runs through property

-Less than 2 miles from trophy bass fishing at Lake Konowa

-Giant oaks provide killer stand locations and ample hard mast

-Quality edge habitat along topography changes

-Pond in NW corner

-Great hunting tract to start a 1031

-Whitetail deer, turkey, wild hogs

-150 class 8 point killed next door

-Heavy sheds found

-Ideal morel mushroom hunting

-NW and SE corner out of FEMA floodplain

-7 minutes to Konowa

-20 minutes to Ada