If you've been dreaming about finally getting your own hunting property without breaking the bank, this 17-acre tract in Seminole County might be exactly what you're looking for. Just 7 minutes from Konawa and 20 minutes from Ada, it's a manageable, hunt-ready piece of ground with all the right ingredients — and none of the fluff. With over 1,100 feet of county road frontage and utilities nearby, there are plenty of spots to pull off or carve out a driveway, making it easy to enjoy the property your way. Sandy Creek winds through the property, creating a natural border for wildlife to travel and adding that hard-to-find year-round water feature that keeps turkeys and whitetail close. A small pond in the northwest corner adds even more versatility, and the changing topography creates a natural edge habitat that whitetails love to travel. Giant oaks provide both hard masts and stand sites, and the mushroom hunters will appreciate the prime morel habitat — perfect for those early spring outings before heading over to nearby Lake Konawa for a shot at trophy bass just minutes away. It may be small, but it packs a punch. The neighboring property produced a 150-class 8-point, and the sheds found confirm there’s plenty more where that came from. Whether you’re chasing turkeys in the spring, sitting on a feed tree in the fall, or starting your first 1031 exchange into land — this is the kind of property that makes sense. Affordable and packed with potential, the Seminole 17 is a great starter tract for the working man who wants a place to call his own. Bring a buddy, build a campfire, hang a stand — and start making memories.