This 159.4acre tract in Okfuskee County offers a well-rounded opportunity for hunting, hay production, cattle use, and rural living. The property features rolling terrain with a blend of improved pasture and scattered pockets of timber, creating a diverse landscape that supports both agricultural and recreational uses. The center of the property sits at the highest elevation, providing an ideal location to build a home, barndominium, or weekend cabin with expansive countryside views in every direction. Currently used for hay production and supporting a small cattle operation, this tract is a practical choice for those seeking a functional working ranch. With some fencing already in place and manageable acreage, it's easy to maintain while still offering plenty of space to run livestock. Combined with good access and a mix of open ground and timbered cover, the property checks many boxes for buyers looking for a versatile, multi-use rural tract. Hunters will appreciate the natural funnels, bedding areas, and open spaces, perfect for food plots, feeders, and stand locations. It's not too late to get ready for the upcoming fall hunting season. The property holds strong potential for attracting and holding deer throughout the year. Whether you're bowhunting or setting up a rifle blind, the layout provides excellent opportunities for hunting multiple wind directions and access points. Conveniently located just a short drive from Okemah, with easy access to Okemah Lake and the local golf course, this property offers the chance to enjoy rural seclusion without giving up small-town amenities. Whether you're looking to raise livestock, manage hay fields, hunt deer, or build your dream place in the country, this tract has the land and layout to make it happen. Please contact Abe Cabrera for your private showing.

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