Hwy 70 Bypass, Idabel, OK 74745

This Southeastern Oklahoma ranch encompasses approximately 966 acres with varied terrain that changes roughly 100 feet in elevation across the property. The landscape includes limestone areas on the hills and sandy loam bottomland in lower elevations. Water features include approximately 2 miles of the Little River, approximately 2 miles of Salt Creek, and multiple shallow marsh backwater sloughs.

The ranch sits just west of the Central and Mississippi Flyways and is located near the Little River National Wildlife Refuge, which is about 11 miles long and covers close to 15,000 acres of mostly bottomland hardwoods. It also borders Hwy 70 Bypass along its southern boundary, with approximately 1.5 miles of frontage to the highway. A potential homestead site overlooks the river bottom from a bluff. Electricity has been installed about 3/4 of a mile to that building site.

Designed for outdoor-focused use, the property offers hunting and fishing opportunities including whitetail deer, eastern wild turkeys, and waterfowl habitat supported by the river and marsh backwater areas. The Little River supports fishing for channel catfish, crappie, largemouth bass, smallmouth bass, and spotted bass. The ranch’s mix of water, habitat, and elevation changes supports seasonal staging and bedding areas for wildlife, while also providing a built-in setting for a private homestead and recreation. McCurtain County Oklahoma Regional Airport is about 2 miles away.