Pawhuska, OKOsage County

Improved wildlife/recreation property consisting of approximately 715 acres of a mosaic mix of open prairie and Cross Timbers vegetation. Elevation changes from 750 ft. to 925 ft. presents a varied terrain. Post oak, blackjack, hickory, persimmon and sand plum are some of the upland species while red oak, walnut, sycamore, pecan and red bud are just a few of the bottomland species that are found on Cedar Creek and its tributaries. The property reflects the owner’s long term goal of creating sustainable wildlife habitat to enhance quality deer, turkey and quail hunting, while maintaining an agriculture grazing base.