WIND FARM INVESTMENT/HUNTING PRESERVE WITH CABIN

Talk about wildlife. This hunting mecca is only a few miles from the area where the Oklahoma State record black bear was harvested a few years ago. If you toy with the idea of bagging a trophy bear, this 160-acre hunting preserve just might be the ticket you’ve been looking for. White Tail deer of trophy stature and eastern wild turkey are abundant in this Eight-mile Mountain area too. Therefore, whoever the lucky investor is that purchases this very unique property, you will not be disappointed with your hunting endearers. Unfortunately, or fortunately, depends on your thinking here, there are signs of a few hogs in the area especially near the little mountain wash on the extreme low end of the preserve. Many a hunter relish the hogs as they tend to add dimension to their off-season hunting pleasure. The little cabin is 14×24 and mostly unfinished inside. It has been a great place to get in out of the rain and wind during hunting trips and get away outings. Whoever the net owner is will be able to enjoy creating their own cabin environment to their own standards. This are all off grid, none of the amenities that the big cities have to offer. No electric or city/rural water. You will need to install a generator or a solar electric power system. Water is usually provided by a cistern with the water source from roof top rainwater. Some folks drill a water well. The new owners will be able to do as they please on the water issues. This cabin is well back off the legal easement private road that services all the properties in this area of the Winding Stair Mountain Chain. I mentioned investment property. This fantastic little piece of heaven is within the proposed and contracted walking hourse wind energy lease. This scenic property is straight north one-half mile from the iconic Mountain with its summit of 1617 ft. above sea level. This wonderful 160 acres is part of the Mountain foothills in the winding stair mountain Chain. The elevation change of this property ranges from the highest at 1320 ft. to the lowest on the Northern boundary of approximately 1000ft. where the head of a little tributary stream carries run off water to Long Creek. PLEASE GIVE US A CALL TODAY FOR A TOUR OF THIS PROPERTY.