Water, pecans, open grass, and timber come together on this 160 acre property to create a versatile tract for cattle, hay, or hunting. Located just outside Bristow in Creek County and about 45 minutes from Tulsa, this property offers true rural acreage with convenient access to the Turner Turnpike and the Tulsa metro area. County road frontage on West 281st Street South, with two gated entrances, makes getting on and off the property easy in any season. The land is a mix of open pasture and timber that has been used for grazing and is ready to keep producing. Rolling grass fields provide room for cattle or hay, while stands of mature timber along the draws and creek offer shade, shelter, and natural cover. More than 100 pecan trees are scattered across the property, providing both a seasonal harvest and a natural food source that draws deer, turkey, and other wildlife. The property is perimeter fenced with cross fencing that divides it into several pastures, though some sections need light updating. A set of working pens is already in place. With no restrictions, the property is ready for whatever you have in mind. Water is one of the property’s strongest features, with five stocked ponds spread across the acreage. Every pasture has access to water for livestock, and every pond is a fishing hole close by. A seasonal creek winds through the property and runs after rain, adding another water source and natural travel corridors for wildlife. The combination of water, timber edges, pecans, and open grass makes this tract a strong hunting property as well as a working one. Utilities are already within reach. Electricity is on site, an old well is on the property, and a rural water line runs directly across the road, making this a practical spot for a future home, cabin, or barn. Imagine checking cattle in the morning, fishing one of your own ponds in the afternoon, and sitting in a stand along the timber as the sun goes down, all without leaving your own place.