1300-1398 E 2149th Rd, Soper, OK 74759

Overview: Indian Hollow Ranch is a rare recreational holding tucked just a half mile from the Red River, where privacy and natural beauty come together at the end of a county road that dead-ends into the property. The landscape rolls with character, offering a dynamic mix of elevation, timber, and scenic pockets that create both strong visual appeal and ideal wildlife habitat. At the heart of the ranch lies a premier 20.13+/-acre spring fed bass lake, a standout feature that not only offers exceptional fishing, but also draws consistent waterfowl throughout the seasons. The combination of open water, surrounding timber, and nearby river corridor creates a diverse ecosystem that supports thriving populations of waterfowl, eastern turkey and whitetail deer. Whether envisioned as a private retreat or a family escape, Indian Hollow Ranch delivers the seclusion, habitat diversity, and recreational upside that define a legacy property in this part of the Red River corridor. Location: Conveniently located 13 miles southeast of Boswell, Oklahoma, approximately 50 minutes southeast of Durant, Oklahoma, 2 hours northeast of Dallas, Texas, and 2 1/2 hours northeast of Fort Worth, Texas. Physical Address: 1301-1399 E 2140 Rd, Boswell, OK 74759. Lakes/Surface Water: At the heart of the ranch lies an exceptional bass fishery centered around a stunning 20.13A± acres stocked lake complemented by two additional water features, creating a rare multi-lake recreational setup. A pond is just above the main lake and measures approximately 1.76A± acres. It can be independtly setup as its own independent fishery, or easily converted into a brood pond to grow forage fish for the trophy bass lake below. The additional water feature is located in the NE corner of the ranch and totals approximately 3.16A± acres, with 2.15+ acres (to include the entire dam) being located on Indian Hollow Ranch. The main bass lake has reported depths of more than 30 feet, and features outstanding structure with multiple fingers, strategically placed brush piles, and ideal habitat designed to support healthy forage and trophy-class largemouth bass. Coupled with excellent water color and a thoughtfully managed fishery, the lakes offer both outstanding angling opportunities and remarkable scenic appeal, making this ranch a true destination for serious fishermen and outdoor-minded families alike. Numerous draws across the ranch appear to hold and run water most times of the year. Terrain: Indian Hollow Ranch is characterized by a heavily timbered landscape shaped by nearly 70 feet of rolling elevation change, giving the property a rugged and secluded feel. Dense hardwood timber blankets the ranch, while numerous deep draws and winding drainages cut through the terrain, creating natural travel corridors for wildlife and adding exceptional depth and character to the property. The combination of timber, hidden pockets, and rolling topography provides a true sense of privacy, making the ranch feel significantly larger while offering outstanding habitat, scenic beauty, and year-round recreational appeal. Cabin: The cabin measures approximately ~900 sf with 2 bedrooms and 1 full bath. The kitchen and living room are an open design. The quaint little cabin will provide a place to stay out of the elements and enjoy the property while plans for a lakeside legacy home come to life. Water Wells: There's a water well near the main ranch home/headquarters area that serves the home. Wildlife and Hunting: Tucked away in the fertile bottoms of Choctaw County and located just a half mile from the legendary Red River, this property offers the kind of wildlife habitat rarely found in today's market. The current ownership has intentionally left the whitetail herd untouched for more than 20 years, creating a true sanctuary atmosphere where mature deer thrive in a low-pressure environment. Native cover, nearby water sources, and the rich river corridor combine to support exceptional wildlife populations year-round. Beyond its outstanding whitetail potential, the ranch is equally appealing for sportsmen/women seeking diverse recreational opportunities. Eastern turkey roam the timbered draws and creek corridors, while seasonal waterfowl utilize the area's diverse water and proximity to the Red River flyway. Whether envisioned as a private hunting retreat, legacy family getaway, or long-term recreational investment, this Choctaw County ranch delivers an uncommon combination of seclusion, habitat quality, and proven wildlife appeal. Roads and Fences: The main entrance to the ranch is located at the end of County Road No. 2140 E., approximately 2 miles south of SHW 109. The main internal trail begins at the cabin and wraps around the entirety of the main lake serving as a feeder system to access hidden pockets and features found throughout the ranch, ultimately bringing you back to the point of beginning. All perimeter fences are typical barbed wire and t-post "low fencing", and range in condition from poor to good. Utilities: Electric utility service is provided by Southeastern Electric Cooperative. Easements: The only easements known to Broker are for residential electric lines. Minerals: Seller will convey whatever mineral interest owned, if any. There is no O&G production on the property. Property Taxes: The property is ag-exempt and property taxes for 2025 are estimated to be around $355. Asking Price: $1,950,000.00 Broker & Commission Disclosure: The Buyer's Agent/Broker must be identified upon first contact with the Listing Broker/Listing Agent, and the Buyer's Agent/Broker must be present at the initial property tour in order to participate in the real estate commission. Commission splits will be at the sole discretion of Hortenstine Ranch Company, LLC. *All information is deemed reliable, but is not warranted by Hortenstine Ranch Company, LLC. All information is subject to change without prior notice.