Ferme Clayton

Located in Pushmataha County, Oklahoma, between Antlers and Clayton, the 4,209± acre Half Down Ranch is a premier recreational and hunting property. This secluded yet accessible legacy ranch offers a rare mix of rugged terrain, privacy, and long-term investment value. The property features spectacular topography with over 1,000 feet of elevation change, offering panoramic mountain views. Heavily timbered with mature hardwoods and native pine, the land includes over 20 miles of newly constructed trails, providing easy truck, ATV, or horseback access across the expansive acreage. A private, self-sufficient 1,850 sq ft cabin features 3 bedrooms and 2 bathrooms. Built with timber harvested directly from the ranch, it serves as a comfortable weekend retreat, hunting lodge, or recreational base camp. It is fully serviced by a private water well. Water resources are a defining feature. Crumb Creek flows through the ranch for over four miles, acting as a reliable water source for wildlife. Little Cedar Creek runs along the northeastern boundary, showcasing crystal-clear water, unique rock formations, natural swimming holes, and waterfalls. Situated in a premier hunting region, the diverse habitat supports whitetail deer, eastern wild turkey, quail, wild hogs, and black bear—benefiting from the county’s annual black bear hunting season. The property is ideal for hiking, fishing, trail riding, and camping. Half Down Ranch is a rare legacy asset combining massive acreage, over 1,000 feet of topography, 20+ miles of trails, two live creek systems, and a custom log cabin. It represents a premier opportunity for a private retreat, elite hunting outfit, or land investment.