±135 acres of recreational land located southeast of Chouteau, OK. This tract is ideal for anyone looking for a secluded and quiet place to build a home in the woods or simply seeking a nature retreat. The property has access to rural water and electricity, which cross the land approximately 200 yards from the county road. This allows for a home to be built out of sight without the need to extend electric and water lines deep into the property. A well-established trail meanders from the county road through the bottom ground, crossing a spring that flows from the outlet of a spring-fed pond located on the west side of the property. The trail continues to the highest point of the acreage, approximately 800 yards from County Road 620. For hunting enthusiasts, this property offers abundant wildlife. Well-established whitetail deer trails crisscross the land, some so defined they could be mistaken for cattle trails. Turkey scratching is evident on the timbered hillsides, and gobbles can be heard in the crisp spring air. With two ponds on the property and its location less than 300 yards from the Grand River, waterfowl are frequent visitors. Wood ducks have been seen using the secluded spring-fed pond, while geese have been spotted loafing on the pond at the east end of the property. If 135 acres aren’t enough to explore, the property directly adjoins publicly accessible land, totaling over 1,000 acres along the Grand River. The land offers an ideal combination of features sought after by hunters and wildlife enthusiasts alike. An old railroad bed runs east to west across the property, forming a high berm that provides a strategic entry and exit route. This feature allows for undetected movement to a powerline clearing, which would serve as a prime food plot location. This property is located: - 4 miles East of Hwy 69 - 45 Minutes to Tulsa - 30 minutes to Claremore - 25 Minutes to Pryor - 10 Minutes to Chouteau Schedule your showing today!