McGee Creek West Hunting Reserve
At $1,176,000 these 336 acres is very worth the price. This is an extraordinary piece of wilderness forest land. Consisting of 336 acres, It is absolutely loaded with trophy whitetail deer, Eastern wild turkey and of course wild hogs too! Located less than a mile (as the deer runs) west of the McGee Creek Wildlife Management Area (MCWMA), It is ideally located for an abundance of game of all types!! (See MCWMA on the internet) it incapsulates over 10,000 acres of prime hunting ground!!! There are 3 amazing ponds to add to your outdoor experience with fishing and water for the abundant wildlife. Talk about location, location, location!!! It is approx. 8 miles from the wonderful McGee Creek State Park with its boat ramps, cabins and RV hookups, picnic areas, etc... Only 144 miles from the center of Dallas, TX Two and a half hours from Tulsa, and two and a half hours from OKC. Did I mention the perfect location?? For those looking for a destination restaurant Reba's Place in Atoka, OK is only 18 miles away!! This awesome hunting reserve has absolutely wonderful access. The entry gate is on the very northeast corner of the property and is joining west McGee Creek Rd! The property joins the road in this one little spot creating a very private and secluded hunting mecca!! But yet, as mentioned it is accessible in any type of vehicle from your Corvette Stingray, motorcycle, a forty-foot motorhome or gigantic fifth-wheel travel trailer. The north boundary of the property is a very good gravel road that was built and maintained by the natural gas company to provide excellent access for their big rigs and technicians to care for the natural gas well on the property. This gas well makes no sound and is nonobtrusive! It's a god send that it's there, provides for excellent roads on the property too! I could write a book about this one, but you just need to call me the listing agent for a personal look at this amazing hunting preserve! YOU WILL BE GLAD YOU DID!!!
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