Big Whitetail Potential On Griever Creek

The Griever Canyon area has long been known for its trophy bucks. Here's a rare chance to own a ranch on Griever Creek! This is one of the few Live Creeks on the western side of the state that feed into the Cimarron River. The main canyon, with its large feeder-draws, offers a buyer the opportunity to enjoy hunting deer in a true trophy-producing location. This general area has top-end Whitetail genetics. Many 170-200+ bucks have been harvested in this portion of Major County. The ranch consists of Red Cedar Canyons full of heavy grass and thickets, with big hardwoods in the bottoms. The hardwoods consist of many species such as American Elm, Cottonwood, Black Locust, Hackberry, and China-berry, but the big mature Oaks are the highlight. Western Oklahoma has very few places that support a variety of Oaks, and Griever Canyon is one of the exceptions. The creek bottom is lined with these 100-year-old beautiful hardwoods. They produce mast for the deer and serve as roost sites for a large flock of Rio Grande turkeys.The property is bordered by Highway 281 on the west side. It neighbors well-managed ranches on the west and east. There's electricity bordering the highway and the property has improved roads throughout. This property offers buyers a rare opportunity to mold and improve their own trophy whitetail ranch with unlimited potential. Don't hesitate to contact Steve (580) 571-7305 with any questions or to schedule a showing.