What to Know About This Oklahoma Duck Hunting Property
Rolling Stone Ranch is marketed as hunting, recreational and agricultural land with established waterfowl habitat. Its approximately 759 contiguous acres include an older duck slough, substantial NRCS-enrolled wetlands, ponds, a creek, timber and pasture. Those physical features distinguish it from smaller recreational tracts and create a foundation for a private sporting retreat, subject to the recorded conservation easement, applicable regulations and buyer due diligence.
What waterfowl habitat is present?
The property includes an approximately 21-year-old duck slough, about 450 NRCS-enrolled acres, six stocked ponds and a natural creek. Habitat conditions and wildlife use should be independently evaluated by prospective buyers.
Can the ranch be used as a private duck hunting club?
The scale, cabin and sporting improvements create a compelling vision for a private hunting club or lodge. Any use remains subject to the recorded easement, licensing, insurance, applicable approvals and the buyer’s operating plan.
What other hunting opportunities are present?
The ranch supports habitat for whitetail deer, turkey, wild hogs and waterfowl. Bobcats, otters and beavers have also been observed, and bear sightings have been reported. Wildlife presence and hunting outcomes are never guaranteed.
How do I request maps or schedule a tour?
Contact listing agent Darla Hunt, REALTOR® with Brewer Realty Group, for property documents, pricing details and private showing availability.