160 acres of incredible views and top tier hunting!
The Independence 160 is one of the most complete hunting tracts you'll find in Oklahoma. If you've ever had the chance to hunt in northern Missouri or southern Illinois, this property will bring back those same unforgettable experiences. The rolling hills, quality tillable acres, live water, and thick cover combine to create one of the best environments for whitetail deer in the country. This 160-acre tract is carefully laid out to maximize hunting opportunities and produce results, with trophies on the wall being the ultimate goal. The property is designed to hold and grow giant western Oklahoma whitetails. Two long draws running from north to south provide excellent bedding cover, as well as year-round browse for the deer. On the west side of the property, you'll find a year-round flowing creek, fed by springs upstream, providing a constant water source for wildlife. The property also offers perfect openings and coves that are ideal for food plots. These spots will give hunters the opportunity to hunt with various wind directions, increasing your chances of success. The change in elevation across the property offers several perfect access points to your hunting stands, allowing you to move in and out without alerting the deer. This tract is fully turn-key and ready for hunting this year! The future of this property is very exciting, as it already has an incredible age structure of bucks, meaning this land will continue to produce western Oklahoma's giant whitetails for years to come. For easy access, the property has paved roads leading to it from both Interstate 40 to the south and State Highway 47 to the north. This incredible hunting tract is set up and ready for your next hunting adventure, with all the ingredients needed to take your hunting experience to the next level. 19 miles from Clinton, Ok 17 miles from Interstate 40 27 miles from Weatherford, Ok 47 miles from Elk City, Ok 83 miles from the Oklahoma City Metropolitan Area
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