Located near Willow, just a few miles outside Mangum in Greer County, Oklahoma, this 160-acre property offers a diverse hunting opportunity for deer, turkey, hogs, and quail. The property features approximately 60 acres of thick wooded cover, along with scattered mesquite and mature cottonwood trees. Natural food sources include wild plums and mature mulberry trees, and the landowner may plant alfalfa in the fall. A pond provides a dependable water source, while the thicker cover on the north side creates strong bedding and travel habitat for wildlife. The landowner reports an established deer population and has shared photos of several quality bucks previously harvested from the property. During one past hunt, two hunters each harvested a buck after spending only a short time in the field. Existing deer blinds are already in place, and hunters may drive to designated hunting areas and use ATVs with prior notice. The landowner has also released approximately 500 to 600 quail on the property and plans to continue raising and releasing additional birds. This is an annual lease covering all legal seasons for deer, turkey, hogs, and quail. The lease accommodates up to four named hunters. Youth hunting is encouraged, but the landowner requires advance notice. When a child is hunting, special scheduling may be arranged to limit other hunting activity and provide a safer experience. Camper accommodations are not currently established on the hunting property. However, the landowner may have a separate location nearby where a camper could potentially access electricity and water. Any utility activation and usage costs would be the hunter’s responsibility and must be arranged directly with the landowner. The landowner also has a brick house on approximately one acre located about five miles from the hunting property available for purchase for $30,000. The property includes barns and access to utilities. Interested hunters should contact the landowner for complete details. Advance notice is required before accessing the hunting property. Hunters must provide their own hunting liability insurance, follow all Oklahoma hunting regulations, and respect the landowner’s property and established rules. Rules: – This is an exclusive lease. – No subleasing, only the hunters listed on the lease are allowed on the property. – Hunters must stay within the property boundaries. – Hunters must park in the yard. – Hunters cannot go across the fence. – ATVs are allowed. – Hunting insurance through HLRBO's partner is required.