10.37 Acres in Latimer County, OK

Farm Description

Cheap Hunting Land in Oklahoma in the Ouachita Mountains.

Amongst the wandering white-tailed deer, coyotes, and black bears of the San Bois range of the Ouachita Mountains lies this excellent hunting property in southeastern Oklahoma. It's just east of Robbers Cave State Park but still only 12 miles from Hwy 270 in Red Oak, which offers a Dollar General and other basic services.

No Restrictions

Priced about 30% below market

Ouachita Mountains - great area for hunting & recreation

PROPERTY: This 10.37 acre wooded, mostly rectangular parcel here in the scenic, rolling woodlands of the Ouachita Mountains makes a great hunter's haven. No public roads stretch to the property so you will need to access it on foot or ATV through existing dirt pathways. The property is totally undeveloped but feel free to build a hunting cabin to guarantee your peace and solitude amongst the throngs of white-tailed deer and other roaming wildlife in these parts. Build anything you want, in fact, because there are no restrictions here. The land is generally flat and very buildable and neighbors are very few and far between. This is a great opportunity to retreat to the freedom and wilderness of the mountains at a discount price.

Cheapest 10 acre hunting tract in Latimer County.

Cheap Hunting Land In Oklahoma near Robbers Cave State Park

You came here to hunt and play but you still need food and basic supplies, and you can get all that in Red Oak about 12 miles away. This small town of 500+ folks offers a diner, bank, post office, E-Z Mart convenience store, and a Dollar General.

Roughly 17 miles to the south lies the Latimer County seat of Wilburton with a good-sized population of about 3,000. Naturally, you have a lot more choices here in retail, dining, and government services, including a couple fast food joints in McDonalds and Pizza Hut. You also have a few motels, including the 4-star rated Travelers Inn and a college has even been established on the west side of town - Eastern Oklahoma State. You have another Dollar General here but also Roy's Cardinal Food Store and Handy Stop for a little variety in grocery stores. Other retail includes a True Value hardware, Tractor Supply, thrift store, and cannabis dispensary. If your body or your car starts failing, you have a family medical clinic and auto repair shop at your disposal too.

Wilburton is the stock-up point for a lot of people heading to Robbers Cave State Park. In the scenic, hilly woodlands of the Sans Bois Mountains, this park is a favorite of rappelers, equestrians, hikers and outdoor lovers. It is named for the famous outlaw cave hidden in the formation of 300 to 1,500-Ft sandstone hills and cliffs. The park and adjoining wildlife management area offer acres of discovery and enjoyment including seasonal trout fishing and hunting, miles of hiking and equestrian trails, rugged cliffs for climbing and stunning fall foliage viewing. You can stay overnight in one of the many campgrounds here or in more luxurious accommodations at the Belle Starr View Lodge. The most popular campgrounds in the area include Red Bud, Eagles Nest, Lake Wayne Wallace, and Bobcat Crossing. Once a former hideout for outlaws Jesse James and Belle Starr, Robbers Cave State Park is an 8,246-Acre park with 189 combined lake acres with Lake Carlton, Lake Wayne Wallace and Coon Creek.

The nearest Walmart is in McAlester, OK about 40 miles to the west. Lowe's Home Improvement also set up shop here, so you can expect a wide selection of merchandisers and services in this city of about 18,000. It's also the largest city within the Choctaw Nation, which is a Native American territory covering almost 7 million acres, occupying a large part of southeastern Oklahoma. The Choctaw Nation is the third-largest federally recognized tribe in the United States and the second-largest Indian reservation in area after the Navajo.

The nearest major metropolitan areas are Fort Smith, Arkansas 74 miles to the east, Oklahoma City 170 miles to the west, and Tulsa 130 miles to the north. Fort Smith is obviously the closest drive of the three cities and offers a great mix of historical interest and modern day excitement.

Call or text Scott directly if you have any questions or would like to discuss an offer. There's lots more info below, so make sure to keep reading.

Property Details:

SIZE: 10.37 acres

POSTAL Location: Wilburton, Oklahoma 74578

Gps Coordinates (center of lot): 34.996204, -95.211336

Legal Description: Pine Mt Ranch Lot 72 (10.37A)

Plat Map/Survey: none

TITLE: clear - no back taxes, no liens

MINERAL Rights: not transferred with property

DIMENSIONS (approximate): irregular, starting at NW corner 229' SE x 316' NE x 963' S x 497' x W x 963' N

Floodplain: none

ELEVATION: 1340 feet

TERRAIN: generally flat/gentle slope

CONDITION: undeveloped, wooded

ACCESS: by foot or ATV from nearby ranch road, no road frontage

POWER: none

WATER: none

WASTEWATER: none

The built-in savings you receive on all properties frees up extra money to install a variety of conventional and more modern, non-conventional septic systems, like mound systems, pressurized dosing, plastic chamber leach fields, aerobic treatment, etc. (which have become popular solutions to non-satisfactory perc tests).

TAXES: in 2020

Restrictions/Zoning: no zoning, NO Restrictions - do what you want with your land.

Homes and accompanying outbuildings such as garages, workshops, barns permitted

No size/height restriction on homes/structures on the lot

No setback requirements

No time limit to build - leave the lot as-is for as long as you want or need.

RVs, Campers, Mobile Homes, Cabins, “Shouses”, tiny houses all permitted.

Animals, livestock, etc. permitted.

No HOA or Cc+R's

Or, simply leave it as-is and enjoy being surrounded by nature.

HOA: none

NEAREST Cities: Wilburton