Lot 5 is listed at $399,000, which works out to approximately $4,750 per acre. The property totals 79.66 acres located in Le Flore County, Oklahoma, near the community of Honobia.

The lot contains a combination of a roughly 6-year-old loblolly pine plantation, a roughly 15-year-old loblolly pine plantation, and mature upland pine and hardwood. Previous timber company owners managed the land specifically to produce quality loblolly pines.

Yes, hunting is a possibility on this property. The mix of planted loblolly pine plantations and mature upland pine and hardwood provides strong cover and habitat that attracts wildlife.

Electric, rural water, fiber optic, and phone lines all run along the highway adjacent to the property. However, there is currently no direct road access into the property from the highway. A road does access the southern portion of the lot at the top of the mountain.

The property sits on the edge of Boktuklo Mountain in Le Flore County, Oklahoma, tucked between the Wildhorse Mountains and the Kiamichi Mountains. It is about a mile from Honobia, Oklahoma, a small unincorporated community well known for hosting a popular Bigfoot festival that typically takes place in September.

The listing agent is Monte Bartek, a Licensed Real Estate Agent in Arkansas and Oklahoma and a Registered Forester in both states. Monte has more than 20 years of experience in the forest industry, has managed forestry activities on over 100,000 acres of forestland across Arkansas, Texas, and Oklahoma, and holds the Certified Forester designation from the Society of American Foresters. He can be reached by cell at 870-279-5439.