For the outdoor enthusiast, it is located seven miles upstream of the Lake Eufaula backwaters in an area where the North and South Canadian draw close to one another before entering the lake. There are times of the year that much of the property is dry, except for the deeper waters of the oxbow lake and sloughs. This tract still has 4000 feet of South Canadian River frontage and part of the old riverbed on it that can hold 14 acres of shallow water, but the areas with the thick growth of willows, cattails and other wetland hydrophytes dry out for part of the year making it possible to manage and improve the property with trails, foodplots and feeders for a wide variety of wildlife. Obviously, ducks and geese love this type of setting as it gives them a natural food source on natural water with plenty of places to settle in and feed. In addition, the heavily vegetated areas serve as wonderful bedding areas for a wide range of wildlife. We set up a trail camera on one of the ATV trails and got thousands of pictures of deer, hogs, coyotes, and bobcats.It isn’t just a great waterfowl property; it is a tremendous wildlife property. That translates to more fun for those who want to hunt year-round.In addition, we’ve come to realize how much a family can enjoy spending time on the huge sand bar beach along the river. It’s a great place to go camp, swim, ride ATVs and fish. Also, access is no longer an issue as a new deeded access easement that runs just west of the turnpike before turning through a large hayfield to the property was granted by the neighbor to the north.