Pittsburg County, Oklahoma Land For Sale (166 results)

PRICE REDUCED!!! This exceptional 20 +/- acre commercial highway frontage property in Pittsburg County, Oklahoma, presents a remarkable development opportunity. Located just west of McAlester at the corner of State Highway 270 and New Baker Rd, this property offers strategic proximity to Steven Taylor Industrial Park to the south, providing unparalleled access for businesses looking to thrive in a prime area. Situated on the edge of town, offering excellent visibility, the property has direct access to and from the Indian Nation Turnpike via Highway 270, facilitating efficient trucking and freight movement without the need to traverse through McAlester. The industrial park features rail connectivity served by the Arkansas-Oklahoma Railroad, with a dedicated rail spur that connects with Union Pacific and Kansas City Southern mainlines, further enhancing logistics capabilities. This property is ideally positioned for various commercial ventures, including retail outlets, fuel stations, warehousing, distribution centers, and manufacturing facilities. Approximately mile long and 400 +/- feet at its widest point, the property features 600 +/- feet of Highway 270 frontage and another 250 +/- feet of easy access from New Baker Rd, with a private drive and locking main gate. Electric and water are already in place at the property's existing old homesite. The land is fenced along the highway and consists of open native grasses and sparse pockets of timber, featuring oak and cedar trees. A small pond, frequented by deer, enhances the property's potential for recreational use as well. The opportunity to construct a home on-site offers a unique lifestyle where you can live and work on the same prime piece of land, further boosting its investment potential. This is an opportunity you won't want to miss. The property is conveniently located 107 +/- miles from Fort Smith, Arkansas, 99 +/- miles from Tulsa International Airport, and only 80 +/- miles from the Texas state line. All showings are by appointment only. If you would like more information or wish to schedule a private viewing, please contact Ty Hunter at (918) 329-0843 .

Hardy Springs Homestead Description: Hardy Springs Homestead is a truly unique property that is located in the highly desirable Hardy Springs area just a few minutes outside McAlester, Ok. This outstanding ranch style home sits on 33 acres of tremendous pasture land and is set up for cattle or horses. Property has nice working pens and a barn that has horse stalls and tack room. This home is set up so that gives a picturesque view of the land. McAlester is the county seat of Pittsburg County and offers a regional hospital, great shopping and many dining options. Distance to: McAlester, Ok. - 2 miles Tulsa, Ok.- 90 miles OKC, Ok.- 129 miles Dallas, Tx.- 170 miles Home- This ranch style home is truly unique and boasts 5 bedrooms and 4 baths and offers privacy, but is still close to town. The great room is highlighted with native rock from the area and rustic beam ceilings that remind you of a scene out of Yellowstone. The kitchen has been updated and the home is extremely spacious. All bedrooms are downstairs in this one level home. Land: This land is 100% pasture land, has 2 ponds, 2 barns, working pens, horse stalls and is ready to turn your cattle or horses out on. This area is also teaming with whitetail deer that provide peaceful viewing or and oppurtunity to harvest a deer in Pittsburg County that is one of the top deer producing counties in the state.

This Pittsburg County +/- 17.64 acre piece is an outdoor paradise! This property features mature pines, rock formations, and over 60' of elevation change. Access is ample on this property also with access on the north side of the property from True Grit Trail, and access to the southeast side of the property off of Wagonwheel Road. The mountainous terrain of south eastern Oklahoma can provide great deer and bear hunting. Mcalister and Antlers are within a 45 minute drive of the property. Power is located at the road and there are no restrictions on this property. Call Jordan Phillips 405-664-5800 for a showing!

Salt Creek Ranch Description This 250-acre ranch consists of about 140 acres of gently rolling pastures with the balance being lightly to heavily forested.  Nine pastures allow for grazing rotation.  The 10 ponds provide ample water for livestock and wildlife.  At least one of the ponds is spring fed.  Many of the ponds are stocked with fish.  There is also one spring on the west side of the ranch.  Two barns and working pens are in place, as well as a mobile home for guests, ranch hand or rental.  Forage consists of a good mix of cool and warm season grasses including Bermuda Grass, Native Grasses, Clovers, Japanese Lespedeza, and some Fescue.  The property is aesthetically beautiful and diverse.  The ranch is home to Whitetail Deer, Turkey, Dove, Squirrels and other indigenous wildlife.  The one-story ranch home was originally constructed in 1906 and the owner spared no expense completing a beautiful and dramatic remodel.  The 2240 square feet features four bedrooms and two full bathrooms.  The very large kitchen/living/dining room has cathedral and beamed ceilings and a large wood burning fireplace with blowers.  The flooring is tile, most of the counter tops are tile with some being laminate.   Gorgeous woodwork gives the home warmth and an inviting ambience.  Central Heat and Air conditioning, built-in storage, and solid wood doors and trim add to the already impressive features.  The primary bedrooms sports a massive walk in closet.  Many large trees provide shade on the west and south side of the house.  A large patio off the south side affords a nice outdoor living area for relaxing and grilling under the trees.  The exterior of the home is low maintenance stone with aluminum trim.  This home will receive rave reviews from your guests.  There is a good road and trail system through most of the ranch allowing ease of access in autos or SUVs. You will enjoy having guests out to visit and explore the property.   At this price ($895,000.00) Seller shall pay Buyer at closing $40,000.00 for fencing. Location from: Kiowa, OK—13 miles Coalgate, OK—22 miles McAlester, OK –25 miles Ada, OK—52 miles Dallas, TX—3 hours Oklahoma City, OK—2 hours Amarillo, TX—6 hours Denton, TX—2 hours 45 minutes Ft. Smith, AR—2 hours Topeka, KS—6 hours For additional information or to view this exceptional property call Sandy Brock Bahe at (918) 426-4710 or toll free at 844-WCR-LAND

BRUSHY CREEK RETREAT Fantastic Deer, Turkey and small game tract located on Brushy Creek, a year round live creek with Bass, Catfish and other species. This tract is located in Pittsburg county just minutes east of Mcalester, Ok. which is the county seat. Southeast Oklahoma has some of the highest deer populations with Pittsburg County ranking either #1 or #2 out of 77 counties for total Deer harvest. This riparian habitat mixed with the native grass pastures and nice stands of hardwoods create excellent browse and a large amount of acorns. Terrain: Nice rolling terrain falling towards Brushy Creek, the area around Brushy Creek is in the 100 year flood plain. Water: 1 pond and over 1/2 mile of Brushy Creek ownership. Game: Whitetail Deer, Turkey, and Black Bear. There are numerous small game species such as rabbit, squirrel and non-game species such as fox, bobcat and coyote. Brokers Notes: This is a beautifully situated property, it is equally good for hunting or cattle production. Current owner bales some of the property as well. Property is less than 10 minutes from the small rural community of hartshorne and around 15 minutes from the city of McAlester with a population of around 18,000. This property abutts a paved county road and has rural water and electric.

This beautiful, productive, working ranch has 235.77 acres of quality rolling pasture with everything you need for your cattle operation. The property is fully fenced with 10 pastures all of which have stock ponds, and at least two gates. It is about 95% open, with just enough forested areas to encourage deer and turkey to occupy the ranch. Many areas are hayed from time to time on a rotational basis. Some of the ponds are stocked with fish, the largest pond being about 2.5 acres in size. There are two hand dug wells, one drilled well and rural water to the house, barn, and corrals. The forage is primarily Bermuda Grass mixed with native, some Fescue, Little Bluestem, and Yellow Hop Clover. Access to the ranch is by a paved county road. Gravel roadbeds through the pastures make getting around easy. The headquarters sports: A 50'X60' (3,000 sq. ft.) insulated metal shop/hangar with a 10'X40' electric door, a manual 12'X10' door and a walk-in door, 220-volt and 110-volt electric service throughout with concrete floor. A like-new large 220-Volt air compressor is included. The 75'X1,500' grass runway is without obstructions, fully fenced, and has been in regular use for the past 28 years. A 24'X50' (1200 sq. ft.) metal equipment storage has a 14'X14' manual door and walk-in door with 110-volt electric service. These two buildings have concrete ramps between the building and in front. A 42'Xby42' wooden frame barn includes a stall, and three separate areas. Some wood trusses and miscellaneous wood are included. A 30'X90' equipment shed has a dirt floor. The all-metal heavy-duty corrals have multiple pens, squeeze-tub leading into 2 alley ways, and two head gates. One load out is raised for semis, the other is for trailers. Rural water with spickets is at the corrals. There is also a spring fed well. The 18-ton overhead storage bin for feed, the 60-gallon overhead diesel tank, powder coated steel round pen for horse training, steel feed troughs and heavy-duty hay rings, and Powder River Squeeze Chute are included. A second set of pens is on the west side of the ranch, with medium duty pens and a shed. The brick home built in 1996 has over 2500 square feet of living space, three bedrooms, an office with closet could be a forth bedroom, two full bathrooms, a sunroom, and a two-car attached garage. The open concept kitchen/living/dining area has wood flooring, and built-in bookcases. The living area has a 13-foot cathedral ceiling with large bow windows looking out over the ranch. The floor to ceiling brick fireplace with Country Flame insert that has a thermostat-controlled blower and is ducted through the house for backup/supplemental heating for the central heat and air heat pump system (replaced in 2021). The large open kitchen features new granite countertops with subway tile backsplash (installed April, 2025), custom Oak cabinets, and stainless sink. The main bedroom features built in storage, walkin closets, and a jetted tub. The two-car garage is insulated with a storage area above and an 18' X 8.5' high garage door to accommodate large 4X4 pickups. The home also features Oak built ins though out. A Tuff Spa hot tub is included. Both water heaters are less than three years old. Located seven miles from McAlester, Oklahoma on paved roads, you will have quick access to veterinarians, McAlester Union Stockyards, feed and hardware stores, tire and equipment dealers and repair, shopping, hospital and medical clinics, pharmacies, restaurants, and social activities. The ranch is located about 4 miles from the boat ramp on McAlester Lake, and about 15-20 minutes from Eufaula Lake. Distance in miles from: Dallas, Tx181 Tulsa, OK84 Oklahoma City, OK123 Bentonville, AR196 Fayetteville, AR171 Ft. Smith, AR104 Muskogee, OK72 Wichita, KS258 Joplin, MO187 Call Sandy Brock Bahe at 918-470-4710 or Toll Free at 844-WCR-LAND with questions or to view.

405 acres of beautiful diverse land just seven miles from McAlester, Oklahoma.  The property consists of about 100 acres of open pasture of Bermuda Grass, Clovers, Fescue and Native Grasses.  There is additional grasses in the lightly wooded areas as well. Eight ponds provide ample water for livestock, and the deer, turkey and other indigenous wildlife.  With an average annual rainfall between 42 and 48 inches, the recharge on the stock ponds is generally very consistent.  The stocking rate ranges from 50 to 65 pair. The ranch is fenced with some cross-fencing.  The terrain varies from very gently rolling pasture to rolling and hilly forests. The property has one mile of county road access along the north side, as well as access from Krebs Lake Road on the east and southeast.  The property could be subdivided into ranchettes as there is also a rural water line along the one-mile north boundary.  There is electricity and rural water on the ranch.  Mature hardwood trees supply habitat and forage for the Whitetail Deer and other wildlife and wonderful areas to explore at your leisure.  This is a beautiful ranch for horseback riding, 4-wheeling, long nature walks, and fishing.  Fish Creek runs through part of the easterly portion of the ranch, and five seasonal streams provide additional water during parts of the year. Access to Eufaula Lake is via a boat ramp about 3.5 miles away.  On the lake you have access to a large variety of water sports including fishing, skiing, tubing, sailing, other water sports and recreational activities.  McAlester, Oklahoma is about seven miles from the ranch and offers the McAlester Expo Center which hosts activities and events throughout the year such as the Italian Festival, car shows, basketball tournaments, concerts, trade shows, the Pittsburg County Fair and Livestock Show, 4 th of July Fireworks Show, and many other events. McAlester also has a hospital, cancer treatment center, many urgent care facilities and medical professionals. In addition to veterinarians, feed stores, lumber yards, shopping, antique stores and a variety of restaurants, a movie theater, skating rink and bowling alley with gaming center.  Location from: Tulsa, OK—98 miles Dallas, TX—176 miles Oklahoma City, OK—137 miles Ft. Smith, AR—92 Miles Fayetteville, AR—152 Miles For additional details or to view this unique and beautiful property call Sandy Brock Bahe at 918-470-4710 or Toll Free at 844-WCR-LAND. 

187 Acre Turn-Key Trophy Whitetail and Turkey Ranch Highly sought after valley land in Pittsburg County on the Pittsburg/Atoka County line with county road frontage off of Burris Valley Rd and under 2 hours to DFW. All neighbors are managing for trophy deer and there is an entire mountain range to the east of untouched land to pull deer from. The past 4 years deer have been fed double down protein year road to the tune of over 40 tons. This property is mixed use pasture to timber and has a creek named Mud Creek that horseshoes through the entire property so water is plentiful. There is a large spring fed pond that was just recently cleaned out and made bigger. Food plots of clover, oats, and wheat have been used in the past and there are tower blinds and feeders that will convey with the purchase so everything has been done for you and its ready to hunt. The last two seasons we have been shooting does and passing mature deer so there are many trophy quality bucks that will be ready this coming season. The property is surveyed. If you want to have the fields mowed there are several neighbors that will bale hay each year for you. The video link is a running clip of trail cam videos, 15 seconds each, so you can use the slider to scroll through them without watching all 8 minutes. Past harvest photos are towards the end of the photos. 2 - Banks Outdoors Stump 4 tower blinds 1 - Custom Wooden tower blind (windows have not been installed but have been purchased) 3 - 2000 lb Texas Wildlife Supply Protein Feeders 2 - 1000 lb Buck Daddy spin cast feeders. 2 - 200 amp electric panels.

Welcome to Catcher Ranch, Southeast Oklahomas premier blend of ranching and recreation near Stuart, Oklahoma, on N3910 Road in Pittsburg County. Spanning over 2,800 acres, this breathtaking legacy property offers an unmatched combination of dynamic landscapes, first-class hunting opportunities, and practical ranching infrastructure. Located adjacent to the McAlester Army Ammunition Plant (McAAP), a nationwide destination known to trophy whitetail deer hunters, Catcher Ranch is a dream property for year-round living or seasonal retreats. Its proximity to major cities, including Dallas, OKC, and Tulsa, ensures convenient access for primary residences and weekend escapes. Dynamic Topography & Abundant Natural Resources The ranchs dramatic topography includes rolling pastures and riparian corridors, with elevations ranging from 880 to 650 feet. Native bunch grasses cover 1,400 acres, supporting sustainable cattle and bison grazing. The remaining acreage consists of mixed hardwoods, offering a thriving habitat for wildlife. Water is plentiful, with Coal Creek and Coon Creek meandering through the ranch, complemented by 50+ stock ponds, some over two acres and stocked with largemouth bass. These water resources sustain livestock and an abundance of diverse wildlife. Improvements Designed for Oklahoma Ranching Success Catcher Ranch is fully equipped for cattle operations and recreational use. Highlights include: Barns: A 4060 concrete floor barn and a 3070 dirt floor barn. Grazing Infrastructure: 12 rotational pastures, 4 sorting pens, and a 12-volt cattle scale. Storage: A 40-ton grain silo for feed and supplies. Road Access: 5.5 miles of frontage along N3910 Road, with established roadways and trails for navigation. World-Class Whitetail Deer Hunting Near McAAP The ranchs location provides unparalleled access to trophy whitetail deer hunting, enhanced by its proximity, just 0.5 miles, to McAAPs lottery-drawn hunts. To cultivate trophy deer, Catcher Ranch follows an archery-only whitetail management program. Seasonal hunting opportunities include turkey, dove, duck, quail, hogs, and other game. Waterfowl hunting and fishing in stocked ponds complete the outdoor recreation options. SE Oklahoma Lifestyle & Local Amenities The changing seasons in Southeast Oklahoma bring vibrant autumn colors, mild winters, and lush springs, perfect for enjoying the ranch year-round. Nearby towns like McAlester (25 minutes) and Stuart (10 minutes) provide access to local shops, dining, and supplies. Regional airports in McAlester, Tulsa, and Oklahoma City ensure seamless transportation for travelers. McAlester, OK: 25 miles to the city center and 30 miles to McAlester Regional Airport (MLC). Tulsa, OK: 90 miles to the city center and 95 miles to Tulsa International Airport (TUL). Oklahoma City, OK: 120 miles to the city center and 125 miles to Will Rogers World Airport (OKC). An Investment in Oklahomas Land Legacy Catcher Ranch is more than a property; its a heritage. With a conservation easement and stewardship endowment, the ranch receives significant funding for ongoing improvements, including prescribed fire management, invasive weed control, and infrastructure maintenance. Build Your Legacy at Catcher Ranch Whether youre a rancher, a hunter, or an investor, this exceptional property offers a lifestyle like no other. Imagine waking up to panoramic views, hosting friends for hunting trips, or building a legacy for future generations. Dont miss the opportunity to own this one-of-a-kind ranch in Southeast Oklahoma. Submit your confidential inquiry to Ben Jackson, Ranch & Land Specialist at 903-941-3390 today for more details or to schedule a private ranch tour.

Come and enjoy Jones Creek Cabin. This beautiful and cozy cabin sits on 2.3 Acres with amazing views of mountain. 600 Sqft cabin that is one bed, one bath with a loft , Two 30 Amp RV Lots, Hot Tub, Water well and rural water available. Continue the on-going AirBnB or have your own hunting camp / retreat just .5 Miles from James Collins WMA that is 21,000 Acres of Bow ONLY Public Hunting and 4.5 Miles from Elm Point boat ramp on Eufaula Lake. - .5 Mile to James Collins WMA (21K Acres) - 3.5 Miles to Gun Range - 4.5 Miles to Elm Point boat ramp on Eufaula Lake (102k Acres) - 13 Miles to The Point wedding venue - 18 Miles to McAlester - 29 Miles to Eufaula - 30 Miles to Wilburton - 2 Hrs to Tulsa - 2 Hrs 20 Min to Oklahoma City - 3 Hrs 15 Min to Dallas Contact Chris Parker today for your private showing. 918-470-0003

Discover a rare combination farm with this stunning 230 +/- acre property nestled in scenic Ti Valley. Offering a mix of well-maintained pasture and mature timber, this tract is ideal for ranching, recreation, or building your dream country escape. The land has been cared for with clean, open pastures and beautiful stands of hardwoods and providing shade, privacy, and excellent habitat for wildlife. A year-round creek runs along the northeast side of the property. Covered in timber on both sides of the creek, it serves as a great resource for wildlife and potential livestock. The property is partially fenced and hosts four ponds. Whether you're looking for a working piece of land, a hunting getaway, or a peaceful homesite with room to roam, this property checks all the boxes. This is a rare opportunity to own a piece of Pittsburg County. Call Vance Mullendore today at (918) 505-4865 to schedule your tour! Property Features -230 +/- acres -Pasture -Timber -Live creek -4 ponds -Partially fenced -Wildlife -Gravel road access -8 miles from Blanco, OK -17 miles from McAlester, OK -Structures (as-is)

These three Commercial Lots are located on Highway 31 in Krebs, Oklahoma just on the east side of McAlester, Oklahoma.  These three lots may be purchased separately or all together.  The total land size is 33,000 square feet.  Utilities servicing the property are city water, PSO Electric, city sewer, and natural gas.  Highway 31 receives a high traffic count from local traffic going to a from work and non-local traffic from out of the area that is passing through.  The property is approximately two blocks from Pete's Italian Restaurant that was established in the 1920s, and just a few blocks from Roseanna's Italian Restaurant that is long established.  City of McAlester Demographics As of the 2010 census, there were 18,383 people, 7,196 households, and 4,187 families residing in the City. The population density was 1,149.9 people per square mile (437.6/km²). There were 7,685 housing units at an average density of 614.8 per square mile (181.5/km²). The racial makeup of the city was 70.4% white, 7.1% African American, 12.7% Native American, 0.7% Asian, 0.1% Pacific Islander, 2.1% from other races, and 6.9% from two or more races. Hispanic or Latino of any race was 6.5% of the population. Household Makeup Of the 7,196 households, 22.1% had children under the age of 18 living with them, 46.6% were married couples living together, 13.7% had a female householder with no husband present, and 36.4% were non-families. 33.7% of all households were made up of individuals and 15.7% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older. The average household size was 2.16 and the average family size was 2.93. In the City the population was spread out with 22.1% under the age of 18, 72.2% from 18 to 64, and 15.7% who were 65 years of age or older. The median age was 38 years. For every 100 females there were 104.4 males. Income The median income for a household in the city was $37,450, and the median income for a family was $36,480. Males had a median income of $31,637 versus $17,849 for females. The per capita income for the city was $20,406. About 16.1% of families and 17.3% of the population were below the poverty line, including 26.8% of those under age 18 and 11.6% of those aged 65 or over. City of Krebs Demographics: Pittsburg County Demographics: Call Sandy Brock Bahe at 918-470-4710 or Toll Free at 844-WCR-LAND for additional information or to view.

Welcome to Big Pine Ranch 361 scenic acres in Pittsburg County, Oklahoma! This exceptional property offers prime deer hunting, livestock production opportunities, and peaceful country living. The east side of the property is a hillside covered with timber, providing excellent wildlife habitat. Several quality deer have been harvested here in past years, and deer activity continues in the area. Most of the land to the west is open pasture that has been used for grazing and has potential for hay production. A livestock barn on the property supports various agricultural operations. The ranch features four ponds, providing a reliable water source for both wildlife and livestock. One of the ponds sits right in the front yard of the home, offering stunning views and a convenient fishing spot. The charming home includes a downstairs kitchen, bathroom, and two bedrooms. Upstairs, you'll find a dedicated office space and a loft with its own bathroom. Additional amenities include a detached garage, two metal storage buildings, a walk-in cooler, and a covered parking area. Big Pine Ranch is conveniently located approximately 40 minutes from Wilburton, 45 minutes from McAlester, and about 1 hour and 30 minutes from Fort Smith. All showings are by appointment only. For more information or to schedule a private viewing, please contact Jay Cassels at (918) 617-8707 .

Nestled in a peaceful setting off of the paved road, this remodeled home offers a blend of comfort and nature, making it an ideal retreat for outdoor enthusiasts and families alike. The main residence has been updated to enhance its charm while providing modern amenities, boasting spacious living areas and an open floorplan. In front of the home is lush pastureland, offering ample space for livestock. The property is also a haven for deer hunting, with abundant wildlife making it a prime location for hunting trips or enjoying nature's beauty. A seasonal creek runs through the property, adding to its charm and providing a backdrop for relaxing afternoons or family adventures. In addition to the main house, a cozy guest home is available, perfect for hosting friends or family. This inviting space features comfortable accommodations and can serve as a private retreat for visitors. Whether you're looking to escape to the country for relaxation or seek an active lifestyle filled with adventures, this property has it all. The combination of a beautifully remodeled home, exceptional hunting opportunities, scenic pasture, and a charming creek makes it unique. Explore the possibilities of this stunning location and create cherished memories for years to come.

Hominy Creek Ranch is a 267-acre ranch located on the western boundary of McAlester Army Ammunition Plant. This low fence army installation is famous for its world class whitetails. MCAAP is managed with a longbow only draw hunt, and consequently, the deer on these 44,000 acres have a phenomenal chance to live to maturity. Given that only a five-strand barb wire fence runs around MCAAP, deer routinely wander off the base. This ranch is truly phenomenal because at only 267 acres, it provides 2 miles of shared boundary with MCAAP. Therefore, this ranch has an absolutely jaw dropping number of monster bucks that move back and forth. We will show a sampling of old trail camera photos of the bucks, but we have an entire collection of new ones to share with prequalified buyers. We're sure you will be impressed. The ranch consists of two main parts. The northern part of the ranch has 1 miles of shared boundary with MCAAP. It also has 1900 ft of Hominy Creek. This is the main creek that runs through the heart of the wooded portion of MCAAP and serves as a funnel that bucks follow off the base onto the ranch. In addition to a great location, this ranch benefits from a steward owner who has established over 15 acres of productive food plots planted with clover, rye grass, wheat, and turnips. He is also working to create a savannah type setting in the four food plots by planting various types of oak trees in them. In addition, there are both corn and protein feeders to attract and stimulate the growth of any deer that visit the plots. Quality hunting blinds are also located in the plots and provide a great place to view and hunt deer. A wetland and three small ponds with the largest being 1.3 acres provide plenty of water for the wildlife. The ponds are stocked, so you can also enjoy fishing during the offseason. In addition, there is a comfortable ranch style home with 3 bedrooms and two bathrooms for you and the rest of your hunting party to spend the night. A two-bay shop offers plenty of storage for your ATVs and supplies. A small shed could also be used for storage or remodeled to create additional living space. This part of the ranch consists of rolling hills with a total elevation change of 30 feet. If you enjoy land with a little more elevation to it, the southern 120-acre tract offers stunning views and almost 200 feet of elevation change. This upland tract offers mile of frontage along one of the most secluded parts of the MCAAP boundary. A plateau extends from the peak of this tract eastward onto the base and will certainly hold bachelor groups of bucks, especially during warmer weather. A small pond, food plot and feeders sit atop this plateau and provide a great opportunity to see some massive bucks. There are three more plots scattered around the property. In addition, a pipeline traverses the property north to south and provides hunters with some long-range shooting opportunities. If you've been looking for a hunting ranch that adjoins a very large neighbor that has a multi-decade history of managing whitetails, then call Sean Childress at 580 320 5791 .

Beautiful Lake Eufaula retreat with Breath taking view. This house sits on 10 acres over looking Lake eufaula and gaines creek. Lake Eufaula is the largest lake in the State with over 600 miles of shoreline. Lake Eufaula is known for its clear water and sandy beaches. It is also know for top notch crappie, Bass and Catfishing. It also is and excellent lake for watersports due to its size. This land is just minutes from Hwy 31 landing and Elm point camp ground, which both have boat ramps and great camping spots. But not only does this property have easy access to the lake, it also is a great spot for hunting Deer, turkey and wild hogs. There are two deer blinds that stay with the property. Joins corp land with trails that go to the lake and beach area. This is a one of a kind property that will provide your family with years of enjoyment and magnificent sunrises and sunsets. Automatic gate entry with lots of privacy.

LOOKING FOR FREE RANGE ELK, CHECK OUT TURKEY FLAT RANCH! Turkey Flat Ranch is in Pittsburg County, Oklahoma, near the small town of Scipio, 20 miles northwest of McAlester, 86 miles south of Tulsa, 120 miles southeast of OKC and 150 miles north of McKinney, TX. Other waypoints important to this ranch include the 3-mile distance to the South Canadian River, 11-mile distance to McAlester Army Ammunition Plant and proximity of large neighboring ranches to the north, west and south that range in size from 2000 to 10,000 acres. All these features combined mean this ranch is ideally located for outstanding wildlife, and more particularly, outstanding whitetails! The South Canadian is a great travel corridor for rutting bucks, MCAAP is veritable, low-fence repository of monster buck genetics and the surrounding large ranches mean that hunting pressure is minimized in this area. That combination creates an ideal neighborhood for Turkey Flat Ranch to be a part of. In addition, this 330-acre tract has some features that are attractive to wildlife in the area, namely open meadows along the fringe of large unbroken tracts of forested ridges. These meadows would be ideal for creating large food plots to pull whitetails from the ridges into shooting range on the ranch. The presence of both a 30-acre meadow located near the north end of the ranch and a 60-acre meadow located on top of the hill toward the south end gives you ample space to plant as much as deer forage as the herd would likely ever want. There are plenty of deer tracks on the ranch as is, and we will be putting out feeders to help concentrate them for trail camera photos. Also, it is very common to see something that is now uncommon on this ranch, large flocks of wild turkeys. The wild turkey population is down across Oklahoma, but there are still ranches like this one that have the right combination of natural features to draw and hold large flocks. Lastly, there is a small herd of free range elk in the area and a few black bears that might make an unscheduled appearance on the ranch from time to time. Of course, water is necessary for wildlife. Turkey Flat has three ponds that range from acre to 1 acre in size. In addition, four wet weather creeks provide intermittent water sources for wildlife and nice locations to build some larger water in the form of a four-acre and an eight-acre lake site on the southern portion of the property. The 80 feet of elevation change on the property ensures that there will be significant runoff after rainfall events. The slope and elevation change seen on the property coupled with an annual average of 40 inches plus of rainfall yields some interesting opportunities to develop a trophy fishery. Beyond hunting and fishing, there are some other fun recreational opportunities on or near the ranch. A pipeline runs for 1 mile down the eastern boundary of the property and offers a rare opportunity to shoot at truly long-range rifle targets. The elevation generally slopes upward to the south and could be modified to provide a suitable backstop for long range shooting. Alternatively, there is a half mile stretch that could be modified for a hilltop shooting range. Hiking on the property is fun and the open hardwood forest makes for a pleasant walk. Lastly, the neighboring 2000-acre property to the west has almost 30 miles of trails that can be accessed by paying a daily fee to the Tulsa Trail Riders club. This would be a very convenient place to go enjoy riding with family, simply take a left turn from your front gate and drive mile to the trailhead entry. The ranch has a very basic cabin with electricity and water. This two-bed, one-bath, 788 square ft structure is a spot to land until you decide whether you want to build a larger, new cabin or lodge for friends and family to enjoy with you. In addition, there is a small three-bay, stand alone carport to keep some of your supplies and equipment out of the rain. If you are looking for a great wildlife property located in a neighborhood of other great wildlife properties, please call Sean Childress at 580 320 5791 .

If you've been looking for a high-quality and easily accessible combo property, look no further. This beautiful, multi-use tract is equally suited for cattle production or outstanding recreation. The diversity of moisture-rich pasture and hardwood ridges create the perfect foundation for strong stands of native grasses and outstanding wildlife habitat. This beautiful acreage consists of approximately 50 percent pasture ground, complemented by a substantial amount of mature oak/hickory strips, running the length of the tract. For the outdoorsman, this area of Pittsburg County is well known for consistently producing record book bucks and this property is no exception. Multiple ponds, productive native pasture and terrific wildlife habitat will provide the rancher or sportsman with everything they need to be successful. Call Sean Wilkerson today for more information.

Welcome to Catcher Ranch, Southeast Oklahoma's premier blend of ranching and recreation near Stuart, Oklahoma, on N3910 Road in Pittsburg County. Spanning over 2,800 acres, this breathtaking legacy property offers an unmatched combination of dynamic landscapes, first-class hunting opportunities, and practical ranching infrastructure. Located adjacent to the McAlester Army Ammunition Plant (McAAP), a nationwide destination known to trophy whitetail deer hunters, Catcher Ranch is a dream property for year-round living or seasonal retreats. Its proximity to major cities, including Dallas, OKC, and Tulsa, ensures convenient access for primary residences and weekend escapes. Dynamic Topography & Abundant Natural Resources The ranch's dramatic topography includes rolling pastures and riparian corridors, with elevations ranging from 880 to 650 feet. Native bunch grasses cover 1,400 acres, supporting sustainable cattle and bison grazing. The remaining acreage consists of mixed hardwoods, offering a thriving habitat for wildlife. Water is plentiful, with Coal Creek and Coon Creek meandering through the ranch, complemented by 50+ stock ponds, some over two acres and stocked with largemouth bass. These water resources sustain livestock and an abundance of diverse wildlife. Improvements Designed for Oklahoma Ranching Success Catcher Ranch is fully equipped for cattle operations and recreational use. Highlights include: Barns: A 4060 concrete floor barn and a 3070 dirt floor barn. Grazing Infrastructure: 12 rotational pastures, 4 sorting pens, and a 12-volt cattle scale. Storage: A 40-ton grain silo for feed and supplies. Road Access: 5.5 miles of frontage along N3910 Road, with established roadways and trails for navigation. World-Class Whitetail Deer Hunting Near McAAP The ranch's location provides unparalleled access to trophy whitetail deer hunting, enhanced by its proximity, just 0.5 miles, to McAAPs lottery-drawn hunts. To cultivate trophy deer, Catcher Ranch follows an archery-only whitetail management program. Seasonal hunting opportunities include turkey, dove, duck, quail, hogs, and other game. Waterfowl hunting and fishing in stocked ponds complete the outdoor recreation options. SE Oklahoma Lifestyle & Local Amenities The changing seasons in Southeast Oklahoma bring vibrant autumn colors, mild winters, and lush springs, perfect for enjoying the ranch year-round. Nearby towns like McAlester (25 minutes) and Stuart (10 minutes) provide access to local shops, dining, and supplies. Regional airports in McAlester, Tulsa, and Oklahoma City ensure seamless transportation for travelers. McAlester, OK: 25 miles to the city center and 30 miles to McAlester Regional Airport (MLC). Tulsa, OK: 90 miles to the city center and 95 miles to Tulsa International Airport (TUL). Oklahoma City, OK: 120 miles to the city center and 125 miles to Will Rogers World Airport (OKC). An Investment in Oklahoma's Land Legacy Catcher Ranch is more than a property; its a heritage. With a conservation easement and stewardship endowment, the ranch receives significant funding for ongoing improvements, including prescribed fire management, invasive weed control, and infrastructure maintenance. Build Your Legacy at Catcher Ranch Whether you're a rancher, a hunter, or an investor, this exceptional property offers a lifestyle like no other. Imagine waking up to panoramic views, hosting friends for hunting trips, or building a legacy for future generations. Don't miss the opportunity to own this one-of-a-kind ranch in Southeast Oklahoma. This listing is offered in cooperation with United Country Clearview Realty & Auction.

Buck Creek Ranch - 1273.59 Acres in Daisy, OK Just under a 2.5 hour drive from Dallas/Fort Worth, at the end of a dead end county road, Buck Creek Ranch awaits! Buck Creek Ranch is a private retreat and a premier whitetail hunting ranch offering endless recreation and beauty! The premier ranch at N4090 Road in Daisy, Oklahoma, is surveyed at 1,273.59 of lush pasture bottoms that produce several hundred bales of hay annually, mature timbered creek bottoms on nearly 2 miles of Buck Creek, some mountainous terrain on Bald Mountain to the East, and some of the most breathtaking views youll find! Buck Creek Ranch has been strictly managed for mature whitetail hunting over the last 7 years. The ranch has many trophy class deer and hunting has been all about harvesting for age. With large neighboring land owners all practicing whitetail management and the pure vastness that Buck Creek Ranch has to offer it has allowed the whitetail herd to grow, thrive, and mature with some harvested bucks being 7-9 years old. Strict doe management and harvests over the past years, very low hunting pressure, and trapping wild hogs in groups has allowed these deer to mature and reach their full potential. Its not uncommon to sit on the Lodge back porch and see 40-50 deer in the fields in the evening. There are multiple food plots, stands, tower blinds, and feeders situated around the ranch that will stay. There are several improvements on the property including a rustic lodge with 3 bathrooms, a primary bedroom and two buck rooms! The lodge is open with a large industrial kitchen with a commercial stove for cooking and entertaining guests. With a wall of windows to the East and a massive covered back porch with a guitar shaped firepit you can spend your mornings and evenings watching deer filter in and out of the fields as they graze. The lodge water source is fed from a live spring on Bald Mountain and it has been a reliable clean water source for many years. Buck Creek itself has mature oak and pecan creek bottoms and is nearly 2 miles in length on the property. This full time creek provides a plentiful water source for native wildlife and in the high season some great recreation in a canoe or kayak. In addition to the creek there are several ponds on the property. The largest centrally located on the ranch is a great spot to hunt waterfowl in the fall. The mammoth Bald Mountain encompasses the east side of the ranch. Atop it, one can see for miles and there are boundless opportunities for hunting, hiking, four-wheeling, horseback riding and camping. The ranch has a good system of roads that allows for access throughout the ranch, including the crest of the mountain with pine forests and views that rival Colorado. Visitors are awestruck and cant believe that all of this is so close to North Texas. Buck Creek Ranch has income-producing capabilities year-round, including hay cuttings, hunting, and timber. For cattle, there are two areas of pasture land and quality bottom lands. Another source of income is the four-wheeling. The ranch has not been used for four-wheeling in many years but with miles of 4x4 trails it used to be a sought after attraction where four-wheelers from around the country came to crawl over the rocky trails on Bald Mountain. If you have been looking for a premier whitetail ranch that has been managed with amazing neighbors, great location, and so much potential, look no further! Call today to schedule a private tour! Features: 1273.59 Acres 3 Bed, 3 Full Bath Lodge Commercial Kitchen Guitar Shaped Fire Pit Expansive Covered Porch Natural Spring Fed Water Source Approximately 2 Miles of Buck Creek Trophy Class Whitetails Eastern Turkeys Black Bear Several Ponds Miles of Trails/Roads Waterfowl Hunting Opportunities Large Equipment Shed Workshop with Tractors and Equipment Large Income Producing Hay Pastures Amazing Views off Bald Mountain Under 2.5 Hours from Dallas/Fort Worth 2 Hours from Tulsa and Oklahoma City 2 Hours from Fort Smith, Arkansas

Here is a Wonderful Recreational Retreat: 43.2 Acres Bordering Corps. of Engineers Property near the Canadian River Located close to the banks of the Canadian River, this sprawling 43.2-acre recreational haven offers a rare opportunity to own your own slice of natural paradise. Boasting a location bordering Corps. property, this land promises tranquility and endless outdoor adventures including access to the Canadian River. Ideal for outdoor enthusiasts, this property is perfect for side-by-side rides, hunting, fishing, and hiking. It is a serene retreat that offers endless recreational opportunities! There is a new 1000 Square Foot Shop Building with a 6" concrete floor that provides plenty storage for recreational gear and equipment, offering convenience and functionality. Although it is not connected yet, you will enjoy modern conveniences with a recently installed aerobic system. The largest part of the cost and work has been done! Electric service is on the property and rural water is available at the road. Spanning 43.2 acres, this property offers plenty of space for exploration and development. Lush, wooded areas with mature trees and green vegetation, the land offers natural beauty and habitat for local wildlife. Enjoy the meandering Canadian River that is within walking distance. Located in a peaceful rural setting, this property is conveniently accessed via Cherokee Road. Lake Eufaula is only minutes away, and McAllester is just down the road. Despite its secluded feel, it's just a short drive from nearby amenities and attractions, offering the perfect balance of tranquility and convenience. Don't miss out on this rare opportunity to own your own retreat within walking distance to the Canadian River. Contact us today to schedule a viewing and start envisioning your dream getaway!

HOG EYE CREEK RANCH The anticipation of fall stirs every sportsman's soul. All through the summer months, we dream about brilliant fall colors, the chill in the morning air, the rustling of leaves as a whitetail buck approaches. If this stirs your soul, let me introduce you to one of Oklahoma's premier hunting properties. Hog Eye Creek Ranch is located in the rugged Jack Fork Mountains of Southeast Oklahoma, this spectacular 1,340 acre ranch situated in Pittsburg County which consistently ranks #2 in the state for total deer harvest. Pittsburg county also has several Boone & Crockett entries in the Typical and Non-Typical categories. This ranch has tremendous topography and stunning forests consisting of pine, oak and hickory mix and an abundance of water with with approx. 1 mile of Hog Eye creek which is a major drainage and several other wet weather creeks and ponds. Description: 1,340 acre acres located in Pittsburg County, Oklahoma. Ranch is located approx. 16 miles Southeast of McAlester, Ok. in the Jack Fork Mountains. This area is generally considered some of the best Whitetail habitat in the county. This ranch has over 10 miles of improved trails. Cabin: A very comfortable 1,899 sq. ft. mountain cabin, newly remodeled with new roof, windows and siding. This cabin is ideally situated on the southern portion of the ranch, with the bulk of the ranch lying to its north. There is also a separate 2 car garage and storage shed that sits next to the house. House has new septic, new water well and a back up water system from a spring and a water treatment system. Improvements: New 60' X 40' three bay pole barn with walk in cooler for hanging game. A 10 ton split overhead feed bin and gun range sit in close proximity to this barn. Terrain: Magnificent mountain land , sitting in the Jack Fork Mountains. Elevation ranges from 1,360 ft on the highest mountain to around 860 ft in the bottoms of Hog Eye Creek. The many mountain tops create stunning views and panorama's of the surrounding landscape. The terrain also offers many draws, creek bottoms, canyons and mountain tops that create the perfect landscape for any outdoor activity. Water: Approx. 1 mile of Hog Eye creek, several ponds and several other wet weather creeks and several springs. Game: Whitetail Deer, Wild Hog, Eastern Wild Turkey and Black Bear. This ranch is located in Pittsburg County which is open to Oklahoma's annual Black Bear season. Ranch also has other small game species such as Rabbit, Squirrel and non-game animals such as Coyote and Bobcat. This property has been managed to provide trophy deer hunting and is been on an extensive deer feeding program for many years. Personal Property: The following equipment and all household contents can be added to the sale for an additional $289,000. * 2018 ASV RT-120 Forestry Skid Steer w/mulcher and the following implements. 84" Bucket, 84" Grapple Rake, and Pallet Forks. * 2018 John Deere 5045E, 4WD, w/Box Blade and 72" Bush Hog. * 2018 Honda Rancher 420cc ATV * 2020 Can-Am Defender XMR HD10 8YLA * 2022 Can-Am Defender Max XMR HD10 8PNA * 2020 Texas Pride 20' X 7', 20K# Equipment Hauler * 2019 Lark 12', 7K# Enclosed Cargo Trailer * 2018 Alumacraft 10' Jon Boat * 2021 John Deere X354 42" Lawn Mower * All Feeders, Box Blinds, Stands, Trail Camera's and Kill Lights.

9.85 +/- Acres w/ Pond, Cleared Homesite, Driveway & Shed Build or Camp Now! Ready-to-build retreat just outside McAlester! This 9.85-acre property features a large private pond, gravel driveway, cleared homesite, and a storage shed all set up for your home, cabin, or RV getaway. Over $11,000 in recent dirt work and improvements already completed, saving you time and money. Located on a quiet road with a private entrance, this land is perfect for: Building a homestead or barndominium, Weekend camping, fishing, or off-grid living, Placing a mobile home or tiny home (no known restrictions). Just minutes from town, but with peaceful rural views and wildlife all around. Sellers would also considering owner financing options. Message now for more info or to schedule a tour. Properties like this dont last long in this market.

Lake Eufaula Retreat Description: Lake Eufaula retreat is a magnificent lake front custom home sitting on just under 1 acre of land. This home sits just minutes from the charming Town of Eufaula, which is listed as one of the top communities in Oklahoma to reside in. This home comes with a boat slip which makes it easy to enjoy fishing, boating and other water sports on the sparkling blue waters of Lake Eufaula. Lake Eufaula has over 600 miles of shoreline and many miles of sandy beaches to enjoy. Distance to: Eufaula, Ok.- 4 miles Mcalester, Ok.- 28 miles Tulsa, Ok.- 82 miles Okc. Ok.- 123 miles Dallas, Tx.- 230 miles Home: This custom home sitting lakefront on the pristine waters of Lake Eufaula is the last place you will need to call home. This home built in 2023 has over 3,000 square ft of living with 3 bedrooms downstairs, which includes a large master suite with large walk in closets, stand alone tub and views of the lake. The commercial grade kitchen with large island and pantry opens up to a great room with vaulted ceilings, fireplace, automatic blinds and breathtaking views of the lake. Home also has home office, formal dining and a large bonus room on the second floor. The outdoor covered patio faces the lake, has a large sitting area and outdoor fireplace to enjoy those fall evenings viewing the fall colors that Lake Eufaula is known for. Property also features new asphalt driveway connecting to street that was installed after photos!

Located just outside Hartshorne, OK, on Phillips Road, this picturesque 20 acre tract is conveniently only a 3/4 mile off Highway 1 and accessible via blacktop roads. As you enter the property thru the gated entrance and gravel drive you will find multiple areas to build a home at the base of the timber lined hill to your north. Multiple tracts are also available to the north or south if you are looking for more acreage. To the north is an additional 10 acres and to the south is another 35 acres. This tract has mature timber along with rock outcroppings and a highline clearing offering ideal moments to catch a cruising buck in the fall. Views for miles of the San Bois Mountains are available on this picturesque tract. Hartshorne is just a short 20-minute drive from McAlester, OK, and both Tulsa and Oklahoma City are only about two hours away, providing easy access to urban amenities. For outdoor enthusiasts, this area is a true recreational paradise. Nearby, you'll find Robbers Cave State Park, Hochatown, and the San Bois Mountains, offering miles of scenic fall trails and roads to explore. Additionally, several beautiful lakes are within reach, including Lake Eufaula, Sardis Lake, and the stunning Broken Bow Lake, which is known for its clear waters and pine-lined shores. If you're seeking a peaceful retreat with proximity to outdoor adventures, this property offers the perfect opportunity. Come check it out and see how it can become your next home base! Give Jackson a call todat @ 405-503-0878 for questions or to set up a viewing of the property!