55 Acres Of Hunting & Recreational Land Near Cashion

Located in southwest Logan County, Oklahoma, this 55+/- acre hunting and recreational property offers an opportunity to own rural acreage within convenient reach of the Oklahoma City metropolitan area. Situated southeast of Cashion and northwest of the Deer Creek area, the property combines wooded creek bottom habitat, open ground with agricultural potential, county road access, and available utility infrastructure. Whether your interests include whitetail deer hunting, wildlife habitat management, recreational land ownership, or establishing a rural retreat, this tract offers several options for future use. One of the property's most significant natural features is Cottonwood Creek, which forms the southern boundary along much of the acreage. The creek corridor creates a natural transition between wooded cover and surrounding agricultural ground, offering habitat diversity that can be beneficial for wildlife. Creek bottom timber can provide travel corridors, bedding cover, and protected areas for whitetail deer and other native wildlife. The combination of timber, creek frontage, and open ground makes this southwest Logan County property particularly appealing for buyers looking to develop and manage their own hunting property. The property features good timber throughout portions of the acreage, providing existing cover and natural habitat. Timbered areas along Cottonwood Creek may serve as natural wildlife movement corridors, particularly where wooded cover connects with neighboring properties. For hunting enthusiasts, these transitions between timber and open ground provide potential locations to evaluate for stand placement, wildlife observation, and future habitat improvements. The property's layout offers opportunities to develop a hunting strategy around natural terrain features and prevailing wind directions. Another valuable characteristic of this 55+/- acre tract is its soil quality and potential for agricultural or wildlife management uses. The property contains soils described as suitable for growing crops, establishing wildlife food plots, or maintaining native grasses. Depending on the owner's objectives, portions of the open acreage could be planted in seasonal food plots to provide supplemental forage for whitetail deer and other wildlife. Alternatively, allowing areas to remain in tall native grass could provide additional bedding habitat, screening cover, and nesting conditions for upland wildlife. A combination of food sources, native grass cover, and established timber can contribute to a balanced wildlife habitat management plan. Buyers interested in improving a recreational property over time may appreciate the flexibility to manage different portions of the acreage for specific purposes. Food plot development, native grass management, selective timber work, and designated access routes are all potential considerations, subject to site conditions and any applicable requirements. Access is another important feature of this Logan County acreage. The property has county road frontage on two sides, providing flexibility for entering and using different portions of the tract. The east side is served by a good county road, with access to electricity and internet infrastructure reported along that side. Rural water may also be available, although service availability, connection requirements, and associated costs should be verified with the appropriate provider. These infrastructure considerations may be beneficial for buyers exploring future improvements, recreational facilities, or a potential building site, subject to applicable regulations and site suitability. If you are searching for land in southern Logan County, this could be the one for you. Contact your LOCAL Land Specialist to schedule your private showing in this high demand area today.