This is the kind of setup most leases only wish they were. 179 acres of Hughes County hill country in Oklahoma — a canyon, a live creek, and timber tied together by a road system that runs you stand to stand. There's a real lodge on the property — finished inside, full kitchen, living room, room for the whole group to stay and hunt. A stocked fishing pond sits out front for the slow afternoons. Box blinds are already set on the road system, and the neighboring ground stays quiet, so the deer never get pushed. And the deer are there. The trail-cam bucks off this place speak for themselves — mature, heavy, and on the feeders after dark. Turkey and predators round it out, with the pond and creek for everything in between. It's an annual lease — one group, up to four hunters, $13,000 for the year. This isn't a weekend spot; it's a season-long basecamp for a group that wants big deer and no crowd. Take a look before someone else does. • 179 acres of low-pressure Hughes County hill country — canyon, live creek, timber • Finished lodge on-site: full kitchen, living room, room for the group to stay • Stocked fishing pond, plus a live creek running the property • Box blinds already set on a road system connecting stands • Big mature bucks on the cams — turkey and predators too • Annual lease: $13,000/year · 1 group, up to 4 hunters