Discover this exceptional 60± acre property featuring prime creek bottom cultivation with Class II and Class III soils in Roger Mills County, Oklahoma. Located 2 miles south of Hammon and 12 miles north of Elk City with quick access to Highway 34, this creek bottom offering sits near Foss Lake and the Washita National Wildlife Refuge, providing unparalleled outdoor recreation opportunities. The property includes approximately 2,000 feet of White Shield Creek frontage, plus 2 acres of native grass.

The abundant water resources make this property truly unique. Three interconnected water wells historically supported two irrigation pivots - a northern three-span system covering 14 acres and a southern system offering expansion opportunity for an additional 23 acres. Beyond irrigation, the well system's water level manipulation capability creates excellent opportunities to develop waterfowl hunting impoundments. The owner currently has 5 acres planted to alfalfa and plans to convert remaining cultivation to alfalfa this fall.

White Shield Creek supports diverse tree species including burr oak, cottonwood, willow, hackberry, American elm, and Osage orange, creating an exceptional hunting paradise. The property consistently produces outstanding opportunities for deer and turkey hunting, with abundant wildlife activity throughout multiple seasons. The potential for waterfowl development through managed impoundments adds another premier dimension to this recreational paradise.

Natural elevation rises provide stunning overlook views of the creek bottom, making premium building sites for your dream home or recreational retreat. Combined with existing electricity, excellent highway access, and proximity to major recreational areas, this income-producing investment offers tremendous potential for agricultural investors, hunting enthusiasts, or those seeking premier building sites with established revenue streams and exceptional recreational development opportunities.