440-Acre Trophy Whitetail Haven in Hughes County - Williams Place
Published By US Hunts
- LocationOklahoma City, Oklahoma 73102
- StatusIn stock
- TypeNew
Property Description: The property has good rifle views and many small clearings for bow hunting, There is a pipeline on N side, good shooting lanes all over, primarily oaks and hickory trees, grass is in good shape, no cattle has been on the property this year, native and bermuda grass. Good access to trails. This adjoins a 320-acre parcel that is currently available. The 320 acre property has a campsite that is less than 100 yards from this properties property line.
About this area:
Hughes County, Oklahoma has excellent hunting and is actually known as one of the top trophy whitetail producing counties in the state. Here's what you can expect:
Hughes County's Trophy Reputation
Hughes County is historically one of Oklahoma's most Booners-producing counties , and it ranks second in Oklahoma with 42 deer that have qualified for Cy Curtis Awards (the state's trophy recognition program). The former non-typical Cy Curtis record whitetail was actually taken in 2003 in Hughes County, scoring 240 3/8 points with 29 points total
What You Might See
Based on the hunting opportunities in Hughes County, you can expect to encounter:
Primary Game:
White-tailed deer - The county's claim to fame, with excellent trophy potential
Wild turkeys - Both spring and fall hunting opportunities
Wild hogs - Present throughout the area
Waterfowl - Ducks and geese, especially given the area's water sources
Additional Species:
Quail - Upland bird opportunities
Dove - Good populations during season
Rabbits and squirrels - Small game hunting
Coyotes and bobcats - Predator opportunities
Hunting Quality
Hughes County offers hunting opportunities in beautiful rolling hills with mostly native grass, persimmon trees, and scattered patches of timber, with good whitetail area and decent waterfowl. The terrain typically features multiple ponds and seasonal creeks which attract wildlife.
Oklahoma's deer population is on an upward trend, the hunting is improving statewide, and all corners of the state have trophy potential, with a state biologist noting these are "the good old days" for deer hunting.
The hunting pressure in Hughes County tends to be moderate, and the mix of habitat types - from timber to open areas with good water sources - creates ideal conditions for producing mature whitetails. Given its track record for trophy production, Hughes County should definitely be considered prime hunting territory in Oklahoma.
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