Gaines Creek Retreat
Gaines Creek Hunting Retreat
Description: 187.5 acres located in the Cambria bottoms of Latimer County. This property has over 1 mile of frontage on Gaines Creek, which is a year around live creek with Bass, Catfish and other native species. This is a spectacular hunting property and has the perfect mix of habitat. Approx. 80% of the property is Gaines Creek bottom land and the other 20% is spectacular forest with huge native timber.
Location: 187.5 acres in Latimer County, Oklahoma.
Distance to:
Hartshorne, Ok.- 10 miles
Wilburton, Ok.- 12 miles
McAlester, Ok.- 20 miles
Tulsa, Ok.- 125 miles
Dallas, Tx.- 183 miles
Access: Paved county road to within 1/4 mile of the property.
Climate: Approx. 44 +/- inches of rain per year.
Game: Whitetail Deer, Eastern Wild Turkey and Black Bear. This property also has small game species such as rabbit, squirrel and non-game species such as ...
Game: Whitetail Deer, Eastern Wild Turkey and Black Bear. This property also has small game species such as rabbit, squirrel and non-game species such as bobcat, fox, coyote and other small varmints. This property is located in the portion of Oklahoma that is open for Black Bear season.
Brokers Notes: This is an outstanding opportunity to own one of the finest hunting properties in Southeast Okla. The over 150 acres of Gaines Creek bottom land creates tremendous amounts of browse for the deer. Gaines Creek provides year around water and excellent fishing and canoeing opportunities for the outdoor enthusiast. The native timber is comparable to any state park in the area. This property has easy access and has stand sites already in place and is ready to enjoy.
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