🏞️ Explore the Last Tracts at Trophy Ridge Phase III

Nestled atop Flagpole Mountain on the western edge of the Ouachita Range in Pushmataha County, Oklahoma, Trophy Ridge Phase III offers a rare mountain retreat for hunters, homesteaders, off-grid enthusiasts, and tiny-home or RV lovers . With tract sizes ranging from 3.02 to 20.82 acres, most are now sold, leaving only a few gems open for new owners .

🌄 What Makes Phase III Special?

• Spectacular Topography
• Located on a ridge, this property features steep to rolling terrain with natural stone outcroppings and wet-weather creeks, including Maxwell Creek along its southern edge .
• Dense Mixed Forest
• Lush canopies of oak and shortleaf pine provide shade, privacy, and excellent wildlife cover .
• Access for the Adventurous
• Reachable via OK‑43 and Indian Nation Turnpike, the property includes maintained county road frontage and internal dirt roads, requiring a 4WD vehicle .
• Basic Utilities Ready
• Many tracts have power lines nearby, with Choctaw Electric service available. Buyers can also drill domestic wells at their expense .
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🛖 A Prime Remaining Tract

Though many parcels are sold, here are the standout contenders still available:

Tract 9 – 9.50 acres

Priced around $57,00 (~$452/month with $999 down).

Rugged ridge frontage, creek access, and private top-edge views .

⚒ Ideal For:

• Hunters & Outdoorsmen – Ridge-top perches and forest cover support wildlife.
• Off-Grid Living – With power access and well drilling, it’s primed for cabins, RVs, or tiny homes.
• Homesteading/Dream Setup – Room for gardening, composting, or survivalist setup in privacy.

✅ What to Do Next

• Visit in person — Call ahead; some tracts may be gated .
• Ask about financing — Options range from low down payments ($121–$999) to low monthly rates (~$170–$887) .
• Check utilities — Power readily available; budgeting for well drilling is wise .

🏁 The Final Word

Trophy Ridge Phase III offers one of the last chances to own a ridge-top recreational land parcel in southeastern Oklahoma—rugged yet accessible, wild yet prepared. Whether your dream is hunting, camping, tiny home living or off-grid self-reliance. Just remember: bring your 4WD and your sense of adventure!