Griever Creek Meadows! Here’s a rare chance to own a ranch that encompasses a meandering, scenic stretch of Griever Creek, with beautiful bottomland running along its banks. You’ll be hard-pressed to find a more beautiful and ascetically-pleasing property than this. The Live-Creek runs through the main canyon and is fed by numerous draws, and side canyons, as it makes its way to the Cimarron River. The bottom is overlooked by towering Cap-Rock outcroppings and beautiful hardwoods, including Cottonwoods, Chinaberries, and Elms. But the towering Red and White Oaks are a particular highlight. There aren’t many areas in Northwest Oklahoma that have old-growth Oaks, but the bottoms are full of them here. The creek has a constant flow of clear spring water from up above. Plus, it has numerous pools of water in various spots, and it winds through the property. Big Whitetail Potential! Griever Canyon and the Cimarron River have long been known for Big whitetail, some exceeding 200. Trophy hunters should note, that there hasn’t been a deer harvested on this property in many-many years, so the mature age class is at its peak. The ranch holds a diversity of wildlife. In addition to great Whitetail hunting, there are Mule Deer in this area. Sportsmen will also enjoy excellent Rio Grande turkey hunting. The mature hardwoods provide excellent roosting sites for a large flock of turkeys. Various portions of the ranch contain excellent Quail habitat as well. There are two seasonal ponds on the property that can hold some ducks in the Winter. The ranch has received some recent improvements. Approximately 120 acres of ag-ground have been cleared of trees and brush for food plots. Of that acreage, about 20 acres are currently in Summer Oats. The soil will grow a variety of additional crops as well, including alfalfa, wheat, and milo. This cropland is the only food source in the area and will pull deer for miles. There’s also a new low-water crossing built to easily traverse the creek in a vehicle. It’s well-made with large Gyp-rock. As the road descends to the bottom, you’ll find remnants of an old homestead. There is electricity and a water well here. It would make a perfect setting for a country home, lodge, or barndominium. The area, in general, offers additional attractions. It’s within 45minutes of Canton Lake and only a short drive from 4 State Parks; Boiling Springs State Park, Gloss Mountain State Park, Little Sahara State Park, and Alabaster Caverns State Park. The property offers buyers a rare opportunity to mold and improve their own ranch with unlimited potential. Don’t hesitate to contact the listing agent with any questions or to schedule a showing.