Twin Creeks Ranch

Conveniently located in the southern part of Atoka County, Twin Creeks Ranch is easily accessible yet quietly secluded. Just 5 miles south of State Hwy 3 on Centerpoint Road, the custom ranch entrance is reached by a well maintained blacktop. All local amenities are available with a short drive to Antlers (15 miles) or Atoka (25 miles). As you pull through the sturdy pipe entrance, and double gates, one will immediately recognize this beautiful property for its unique topography and diversity. Right at the entrance to the property you cross Potubbi Creek and enter along a purposefully constructed driveway. A small fruit tree orchard takes advantage of the abundance of moisture and fertile soil in the creek bottom and catches your eye as you head up the hill to the current ranch camp site. The ranch boasts over 120' of elevation change and utilities are well positioned at one of the easiest to access high points. A large concrete slab, new Southwest Fabricators 20 ton feed bin, conex storage box and converted storage box cabin, along with a small spray foamed metal sided cabin are arranged around the current deer camp. The views are fantastic from this vantage point and would become an ideal home site. Electricity and well water are already in place. This area in general, but even more specifically this particular ranch, is home to a high deer density with quality genetics. The property has been lightly hunted with management in mind for the last several seasons. The current owner has carefully developed multiple stand locations, feed sites and food plot areas. Three All Seasons Box Blinds on towers (1 rifle, 2 rifle/archery combo) along with multiple ladder and archery tree stands are already in place and will convey. High quality gravity flow and spincast feeders are spread around hunting areas and will also convey. The ranch also boasts a healthy turkey population and is home to various species of small game. The beautiful rolling terrain is about 50% open native pasture with scattered trees and about 50% heavily timbered wildlife cover. The trees are predominantly hardwoods with many varieties of mast producing oaks, but there are also mature pines. At least 3 active springs and two creeks (Potubbi and Caney Creek), along with several small stock tanks provide ample water year around for all species of wildlife. Many trails have been opened up through the timbered areas and the majority of the property is very accessible.