Boktuklo Valley Lot 2 is listed at $115,500, which works out to $5,500 per acre. The price has been reduced, so this reflects the current set price for the property.

The tract features approximately 7-year-old planted Loblolly pine as well as mature upland pine and hardwoods. The land has a legacy of timber management, making it a reasonable candidate for a long-term timber investment in addition to recreational use.

A small seasonal creek winds through the property, adding natural charm and providing potential wildlife habitat. Utilities including electric, rural water, fiber optic, and phone also run along the nearby highway, though those utility connections have not yet been extended directly onto the property.

Direct road access to the property has not yet been developed. Utilities run along the nearby highway, but a buyer would need to plan for establishing road access as part of developing the tract.

The area supports abundant deer and other game, making it well-suited for hunting or recreational purposes. The property sits between the Wildhorse and Kiamichi Mountains, just a mile from Honobia, Oklahoma, and the combination of planted pine, mature timber, and a seasonal creek creates quality wildlife habitat.

The listing is handled by Eric Gage, South Central Real Estate Manager and Broker in Charge for the Texas Region at American Forest Management, Inc. He can be reached by cell at 936.676.7034. Monte Bartek, a licensed Real Estate Salesperson in Arkansas and Oklahoma and Registered Forester, is also associated with this listing and can be reached at 870-279-5439.