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<blockquote data-quote="BRYANT" data-source="post: 1552834" data-attributes="member: 10562"><p>I have hunted all over Oklahoma and two of the prettiest places I ever was on was in Leflore Co. </p><p>Turkey hunted around Red Oak, Okla. and deer hunted in the southern part of Leflore Co. </p><p>As for raising cattle I would think it would be a little better farther south and maybe little west, Hugo area, less rocks and I think better grazing land. I have lots of family from Broken Bow to Antlers and there is lots of cattle in that area. In the other post people were worried about snakes, ticks, and chiggers plenty of all but you learn how to deal with them. I am in that part of the state quite a lot and wear snake boots when out in woods or pastures if it is very hot. As for sales Oklahoma has plenty cattle sales and if you are going to sell big loads your less than 4 hrs. from the biggest stocker sale there is OKC Stockyards, and if you move to Oklahoma and have never seen OKC Stockyards make a day trip and go see it. I like Oklahoma but I am a ''Okie'' its one of the few states that have desert land, mountains/hills, wide open grass lands, lots of lakes, rivers, swamps. We also may see wind chills 20 below then a few weeks later 100 + we have tornados, wild fires, ice/snow storms, and earth quakes, windy days and calm days. Like they say'' if you don't like the weather today stick around and we will have something you will''</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="BRYANT, post: 1552834, member: 10562"] I have hunted all over Oklahoma and two of the prettiest places I ever was on was in Leflore Co. Turkey hunted around Red Oak, Okla. and deer hunted in the southern part of Leflore Co. As for raising cattle I would think it would be a little better farther south and maybe little west, Hugo area, less rocks and I think better grazing land. I have lots of family from Broken Bow to Antlers and there is lots of cattle in that area. In the other post people were worried about snakes, ticks, and chiggers plenty of all but you learn how to deal with them. I am in that part of the state quite a lot and wear snake boots when out in woods or pastures if it is very hot. As for sales Oklahoma has plenty cattle sales and if you are going to sell big loads your less than 4 hrs. from the biggest stocker sale there is OKC Stockyards, and if you move to Oklahoma and have never seen OKC Stockyards make a day trip and go see it. I like Oklahoma but I am a ''Okie'' its one of the few states that have desert land, mountains/hills, wide open grass lands, lots of lakes, rivers, swamps. We also may see wind chills 20 below then a few weeks later 100 + we have tornados, wild fires, ice/snow storms, and earth quakes, windy days and calm days. Like they say'' if you don't like the weather today stick around and we will have something you will'' [/QUOTE]
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