Some properties make you choose between a great homesite and great hunting ground. This 61± acre tract just north of Bristow gives you both, along with terrain and water features that are increasingly hard to find on acreage this size. Dog Creek winds through the property, carving through deep wooded draws, mature timber, and exposed rock before spilling over a natural waterfall. The creek, elevation changes, and heavy timber give the property a rugged feel that makes 61 acres seem considerably larger once you start walking it. Large white oaks are scattered throughout, along with thick bedding cover, creek bottom, established trails, and cleared food plot locations. For the whitetail hunter, there's plenty to work with. Water, mast producing timber, bedding areas, natural funnels, and deep draws create excellent wildlife habitat. The more remote ground north of the creek provides an especially secluded hunting area away from the primary homesite locations. Cleared ground offers an immediate homesite with room for a home, shop, barn, or garden, while additional building locations provide options for a hunting cabin, weekend retreat, or family compound. County road frontage on two sides provides excellent access, with electric and fiber internet available at the road. You can live far enough into the country to hear turkeys instead of traffic, while still having internet fast enough to remind you the rest of the world exists. Located approximately 2 miles from Highway 48, north of Bristow, south of Highway 33, and only about 7 miles from Heyburn Lake. From open homesite areas to mature oak timber, thick bedding cover, creek crossings, deep draws, food plots, trails, and a natural waterfall, this property seems to change around every corner. If your wish list includes a place to build, hunt, explore, enjoy the creek, and maybe own a waterfall while you're at it, this 61± acres checks an unusual number of boxes.