OWNERSHIP & OPERATING VISION
Four paths.
One exceptional property.
PRIVATE CLUBMember-based sporting retreat
HUNTING LODGEDestination hospitality potential
GUIDED HUNTSPotential seasonal revenue
CONSERVATIONHabitat-focused investment
Potential uses are conceptual and subject to the recorded easement, utility availability, applicable approvals, licensing and buyer due diligence. No income or development outcome is represented or guaranteed.
PRIVATE, YET WITHIN REACH
Country seclusion.
Major-city access.
Positioned near Boswell, Rolling Stone Ranch sits approximately one-quarter mile off blacktop—close enough for practical access while preserving the privacy expected of a sporting retreat spanning approximately 759 acres.
≈40Miles to Durant Regional AirportPrivate & business aviation · KDUA
≈130Miles to Dallas
≈140Miles to DFW International
≈170Miles to Tulsa
≈180Miles to Oklahoma City
ON-RANCH HELICOPTER ACCESSOpen space is available for helicopter landing, subject to pilot assessment, site conditions and applicable requirements.
Approximate drive distances; routes and travel conditions may vary.READY FOR WHAT COMES NEXT
A practical beginning.
A broader vision.
With electricity, Rural Water District No. 2 service, an existing septic system and a functional cabin in place, Rolling Stone Ranch offers a practical starting point for a future residence and broader recreational vision.
Any future construction or change of use is subject to utility availability, the recorded easement and applicable governmental approvals.
SOUTHEASTElectric Co-op
RWD #2Rural water
SEPTICSystem in place
FENCEDPerimeter fencing · no cross fencing
Southeast Oklahoma Hunting Land for Sale — Approximately 759 Acres near Boswell
Rolling Stone Ranch is an expansive hunting, recreational and agricultural property for sale in Choctaw County, Oklahoma. Approximately one-quarter mile off blacktop, this private sporting ranch combines whitetail deer, turkey, wild hog and waterfowl habitat with a natural creek fed in places by underground springs, six stocked ponds, mature hardwood timber, open pasture, fencing, utilities, trails, a shooting range and a functional 1930 cabin. Its scale and habitat support a compelling vision for a private multi-season hunting club, destination lodge, guided-hunt enterprise or conservation-minded investment. Explore the ranch’s waterfowl habitat in detail.
What hunting opportunities are available at Rolling Stone Ranch?
The ranch supports habitat for whitetail deer, turkey, wild hogs and waterfowl across mature timber, pasture, wetlands, ponds and a natural creek. Wildlife presence and hunting results vary and are not guaranteed.
How accessible is Rolling Stone Ranch from major cities and private aviation?
Durant Regional Airport–Eaker Field, which serves private and business aviation, is approximately 40 miles from the ranch. Open space is also available on the ranch for helicopter landing, subject to pilot assessment, site conditions and applicable requirements. The property is approximately 130 miles from Dallas, 140 miles from DFW International Airport, 170 miles from Tulsa and 180 miles from Oklahoma City. Drive distances are approximate and may vary by route.
What makes this Oklahoma hunting ranch distinctive?
Scale, diverse habitat, a natural creek, six stocked ponds and the long-established duck slough create an unusually complete recreational holding. Fed in places by underground springs, the creek winds through mature timber and feeds one of the ranch ponds, adding another valuable water and wildlife corridor. Approximately 450 acres in the NRCS Wetlands Reserve Program further support habitat conservation.
Does the ranch include dedicated waterfowl habitat?
Yes. The property includes an approximately 21-year-old duck slough, about 450 acres enrolled in the NRCS Wetlands Reserve Program, six stocked ponds and a natural creek. View the dedicated Oklahoma waterfowl hunting property page. Wildlife presence and hunting results vary and are not guaranteed.
Could Rolling Stone Ranch become a private hunting club or lodge?
The ranch’s scale, habitat, cabin and recreational improvements create a compelling vision for a private-member retreat or destination hunting lodge. Any future use would remain subject to the buyer’s plans, due diligence, applicable approvals and NRCS program terms.
Is there potential revenue from guided hunts?
The property may offer seasonal potential for guided deer, turkey and waterfowl experiences. Revenue is not guaranteed and would depend on licensing, insurance, staffing, marketing, wildlife management, legal compliance and the buyer’s operating plan.
Why might the ranch appeal to a conservation investor?
Approximately 450 acres are enrolled under a confirmed 100-year NRCS Wetlands Reserve Program easement, including established duck-slough habitat subject to the recorded conservation easement and applicable NRCS terms. The natural creek, underground springs, wetlands, hardwood habitat and water resources create a meaningful long-term stewardship opportunity. Prospective buyers should review all program documents and permitted uses with NRCS and qualified advisers.