Secluded 110± acre hunting and recreational tract located in the scenic Cookson Hills region of Cherokee County near Tahlequah, Oklahoma. This heavily wooded property features mature timber, rolling terrain, thick wildlife habitat, and excellent deer and turkey hunting potential. Conveniently located near the Illinois River, Baron Fork Creek, and the Illinois River Scenic Byway, the area is well known for floating, fishing, kayaking, camping, hiking, and year round outdoor recreation. The property offers outstanding privacy and seclusion for buyers looking for an off grid recreational retreat, long term hunting property, or eastern Oklahoma land investment. The Cookson Hills region is widely recognized for its scenic beauty, hardwood timber, elevation changes, and strong wildlife populations. Unlike many isolated tracts, the property lies on a section line. Oklahoma law recognizes statutory section line rights of way; however, there is currently no improved legal access to the property. The tract is being offered at a reduced market price to reflect the current access situation. Buyers shall independently verify, pursue, and obtain any access, ingress/egress rights, permits, or approvals necessary for their intended use. Seller is not seeking a long term access contingency period prior to closing. Rare opportunity to purchase a large recreational tract in one of eastern Oklahoma’s most desirable outdoor recreation areas.