159.56± Acres of Hunting and Wildlife Habitat Abundant whitetail deer, quail, pigs, and other native wildlife make this Southwest Oklahoma quarter section an excellent recreational tract. With road frontage on two sides, easy access, and a mix of sandy loam native grasses, scattered cover, and seasonal water sources, it offers a ready-made setup for hunting and outdoor enjoyment. This 159.56± acre property west of Loveland is made up of two adjoining parcels from separate sellers, creating a full quarter section. Selling surface rights only. The land is mostly level to gently rolling with native pasture, a seasonal creek, a small pond, and brushy draws that provide excellent bedding and travel corridors for wildlife. The perimeter is partially fenced, and with some additional fencing it could be converted into a productive grazing pasture. Conveniently located about 30 minutes from the Kiowa Casino & Hotel in Devol, offering nearby lodging and entertainment after a day on the property. Whether for recreation, cattle, or a combination of both, this tract has the habitat and space landowners look for in Southwest Oklahoma.