Saddlebrook Ranch

This beautiful land features wandering creeks, tranquil ponds, and an assortment of large trees. It's the perfect place to build a permanent home -- either in the middle of one of the sweeping prairies or tucked in along the tree line.

The unspoiled land, clean air, and mild climate make Saddlebrook Ranch a true landowner's dream. And our no-hassle, 100% financing make this the perfect opportunity for you to own a piece of the beautiful state of Oklahoma.

Perfect For A Variety Of Uses:

The tracts of land within Saddlebrook Ranch are suitable for many purposes...

* Hunt for deer. Oklahoma has an abundance of deer. You can hunt for white-tailed deer, mule deer, and elk right in your own backyard! In fact, Saddlebrook Ranch borders Hughes County -- which has the highest deer count in the entire state.

Note: The deer season for archery runs from October 1st through January 15th. The muzzle-loading season opens on the fourth Saturday in October and lasts nine days. Gun season for deer opens on the Saturday before Thanksgiving and last for 16 days.

* Build a permanent home. Its prime location lets you live the country life, while still being within easy driving distance of both small and large cities.

* Farm the land. The fertile soil and ample amounts of sunshine make farming a natural. Together with your green thumb, you'll have everything you need to raise your own crops.

* Raise horses or cattle. The terrain and mild weather make this land perfect for livestock.

* Enjoy a wide variety of recreational uses. Popular activities include camping, horseback riding, ATV riding, hiking... and many others. Central Oklahoma provides you with endless opportunities for adventure.

Scenery, Trees, Water & Wildlife:

Within Saddlebrook Ranch, you'll find beautiful vistas, rolling hills, and open meadows with tall natural timbers.

Trees: The property has a variety of trees including oak, elm, pine, and dogwoods.

Creeks, Ponds, Rivers, And Lakes: The western side of the development has tracts with panoramic ponds or beautiful wet weather creeks.

In addition, there are several large lakes nearby including Lake Okemah, Wewoka Lake, Sportsman Lake Recreational Area, and Lake Wetumka. The largest river in the area is the Canadian River, which runs from Lake Eufaula to Oklahoma City.

Animal Life: You can enjoy both viewing and hunting on your property. You'll find white-tailed deer, mule deer, elk, eastern cottontail rabbits, gray squirrels, raccoons... and many others.

Enjoy Nearby Towns & Attractions:

Since Saddlebrook Ranchis conveniently located near Okemah, Oklahoma City, and Tulsa -- you'll be able to take advantage of the best of both country and city living.

Central Oklahoma features a large number of attractions and destinations between OKC and Tulsa along Route 66. You'll find historical sites, state parks, western heritage, American Indian culture, festivals (such as Red Earth), entertainment districts (such as Bricktown), and a wide variety of outdoor recreational activities.

For complete information, visit www.travelok.com.

American Indian Culture: Oklahoma has a unique Native American heritage. In fact, it's home to 39 Native American tribes -- more than any other state.

Each summer the Red Earth Festival is held in Oklahoma City. This event gives you the ability to experience Indian culture firsthand. Over 100 Indian tribes from across North America compete in an amazing dance competition and exhibit works from celebrated tribal artists.

Okemah: Only a few miles away from Saddlebrook Ranch, Okemah offers numerous opportunities for recreation -- including a 1,100-acre lake complex with water skiing, an RV Park, camping, hiking, and fishing. You can fish from your boat or anywhere up and down the 16 miles of shoreline. Okemah Lake has large and small mouth bass, catfish, perch, and bluegill in abundance. So bring your fishing gear!

But it doesn't end there...

Okemah also has a state-of-the-art, link style, nine-hole golf course. The course was built in 1991 and attracts golfers from around the state.

Fun Fact: Okemah is the birthplace of legendary folk singer Woody Guthrie.

Oklahoma City: With a population of 1.1 million, Oklahoma City is the largest city in the state. In fact -- based on geographical size -- it's the second largest city in the entire continental United States.

With incredible festivals, sporting events, treasure-filled museums, and two well-known universities -- you'll find almost every type of recreational or educational activity you can think of.

For example...

Bricktown is Oklahoma City's hottest entertainment and dining spot. Formerly a busy warehouse district, the area now features dozens of restaurants, shopping, Bricktown Ballpark, and Harkins Theatre. A mile-long pedestrian canal runs through Bricktown. You can enjoy a stroll along the canal or take a cruise on a water taxi.

Bricktown offers a variety of activities in the beautiful downtown area of Oklahoma City.

Utilities & Road Access:

Saddlebrook Ranch is the perfect place to build a permanent home. Not only is the land beautiful, but you'll also have access to all the necessary utilities.

Utilities: Phone and electrical service are available. Water is available from the public supply -- or you can drill a domestic well on your property. For wastewater disposal, you can install an individual septic system.

Road Access: AAll tracts have either dirt road or paved county road access.