This attractive and versatile acreage located east of Peggs, Oklahoma and just north of Spring Creek offers dramatic elevation changes, timber and wildlife habitat. The Ranch is heavily wooded in pine and native hardwoods and provides outstanding recreational opportunities with abundant populations of wildlife.
1090 acres +/-surface only
5.5 miles East of Peggs
6.5 miles South of Highway 412
1 hour East of Tulsa via Hwy 412
45 minutes West of Siloam Springs, AR
40’ X 60’ Steel Building w/ concrete slab and 12’ X 40’ overhang.
Water Well.
Electricity.
Numerous springs and draws throughout the property create a very unique and scenic property. These water sources all contribute to the clear water of Spring Creek just to the South of the Ranch.
Spring Creek is a common name for creeks in Oklahoma. However, this Spring Creek is an uncommon creek because it is representative of large creeks in the western Ozarks which contain large and diverse communities of unique cool water fish. Appropriately named, Spring Creek derives its water supply from springs and groundwater throughout its length.
The Duck Pond, on the West, is located on high ground but is fed by a spring that provides most of its water source. Cliff pond in Kingfisher Hollow is accentuated by large rock cliffs and another spring fed pond is located on a tributary to Kingfisher Hollow. A small pond is located on the North near the entrance to the Ranch. Several of the ponds are stocked and offer fishing opportunities for young and old.
The mix of pine and hardwood timber compliments the diverse riparian creeks to create the habitat for a varied wildlife population. Deer and turkey thrive as well as a multitude of other game and non-game wildlife. The location close to Spring Creek enhances the recreational value as well. The well constructed and numerous trails offer hiking, horseback riding and 4-wheeling and it is obvious that camping opportunities are available at every turn.
The property is all contiguous with no public access running through the ranch. An all weather county road borders the property on the north at the entrance and access from a county road is available on the West.
The entrance is located only one mile from the nearest paved road with good public roadway network in all directions. The ranch is rich with natural beauty, abundant wildlife and natural resources making it an ideal setting for a corporate or family retreat or private wildlife preserve.
The information in this brochure is from sources deemed reliable, but no warranty or representation is made as to its accuracy by the Seller and its Brokers expressly disclaim any liability for errors, omissions or changes regarding any information provided for this property.
Oklahoma advalorem taxes are relatively lower than several of the adjoining states. The taxes for the ranch are approximately $600 per year.
The Accelerated Federal Depreciation that has been available in Oklahoma since 1994 has been extended annually through 2009. The acreage is in an area that is believed to be qualified for approximately a 40% shorter recovery period for most non-residential depreciable property.
Surface only, the minerals being previously severed.