North Fork Turn Out
The North Fork Turn Out stands as an outstanding recreation property with several different varieties of trees, native grasses, and water features. With over six-tenths of a mile of the North Fork Red River, adequate water for wildlife can be found throughout most of the year as either puddles in low spots during the driest months or several feet of flowing water when weather permits. The property is comprised of sandy soil, on which a portion in the west end tends to flood as a wet weather slough.
The population density for deer in this area is top-notch, as excellent food, water, and shelter are all present. Nearby irrigation pivots currently planted to alfalfa and winter wheat provide a year-round supply of groceries packed with protein to support antler development and sustenance during the tough winter months. The tall native grasses and scattered pockets of timber help to conceal th...
The population density for deer in this area is top-notch, as excellent food, water, and shelter are all present. Nearby irrigation pivots currently planted to alfalfa and winter wheat provide a year-round supply of groceries packed with protein to support antler development and sustenance during the tough winter months. The tall native grasses and scattered pockets of timber help to conceal the wildlife, while offering ample options to the sportsman for stand/blind locations.
Riverfront properties are unquestionably some of the most sought-after tracts in western Oklahoma due to their rich habitat diversity and innate recreational characteristics. Situated on two oxbows of the river, the North Fork Turn Out manages to offer all that is necessary to house abundant wildlife while also presenting the opportunity to catch others moving through. Riding ATVs and side-by-sides on the river is also a popular activity during the summer as the flow of water diminishes. Exciting outdoor pursuits await the new owner of this unique tract!
Property Features
-0.6 mile North Fork Red River
-Seasonal slough
-Multiple tree species
-Native grasses
-Beautiful scenery
-Abundant wildlife
-Close proximity to food for wildlife
-Close I-40 access
-1 hour 50 minutes Amarillo
-2 hours OKC
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From the intersection of Highway 283 and I-40 south of Sayre, go west on I-40 for 6.5 miles. Exit at Hext and go north for 2 miles. Turn east and go for 0.5 miles.
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