Ask Trevor Potts
West Mud Creek Ranch is prime example of healthy Crosstimbers habitat that provides both excellent hunting, as well as grazing. Thick pastures with both improved and native grasses currently support 30 cow-calf pairs. This area of Jefferson County is comprised of huge land holdings which help reduce overall hunting pressure thus increasing game populations and heath. Big whitetail deer, large flocks of wild turkey and even quail are a testament to the quality of the habitat and size of neighboring ranches. Winter pasture could be planted as it once was to increase carrying capacity of livestock and provide a big attraction for wildlife. Dove fields and additional waterfowl habitat could easily be added to this already diverse property.
Location:
*Waurika - 11 miles
*Ringling - 18 miles
*Ardmore - 44 miles
*Oklahoma City - 117 miles
*DFW - 127 miles
Access:
*Gravel County Road
Water:
*Seasonal Creek
*Four Ponds
*Slough
*Additional pond and lake building sites
Utilities:
*Electricity available
Climate:
*+/-36" of annual rainfall
Minerals:
*Surface Only with Minerals Available
Wildlife:
*Whitetail Deer
*Rio Grande Wild Turkey
*Wild Hogs
*Waterfowl
*Dove
*Quail
Fishing:
*Sunfish
Terrain:
*Rolling native grass and Crosstimbers
*Hardwood creek draws
*Planted WW B-Dahl grass, Berumda grass and native grasses
Improvements:
*Fenced and crossfenced
Equipment:
*NA
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