Africa Ironwood busts. African chief and wife. Original signed masterpieces by Zimbabwe master woodcarver Shadrek Chivandire. Genuine African ironwood. Two busts sold as pair. $5000 US Dollars. Shipped to you from North Dakota USA. Freight approximately $300 for shipments in the US.

CHIEF
Length- 29cm (widest point on the front part)
Width- 19cm (widest point on the side of the bust)
Height- 65cm (from base to the head)
Weight - 30 Kilograms 66 pounds

CHIEFS WIFE
Length- 29cm(widest point on the front part)
Width- 21cm (from back area to the breasts)
Height- 73cm (from base to the head)
Weight: 31 Kilograms 68 pounds

If interested - Call 701-579-4703 ask for Kerry

This 635-acre wilderness hunting haven is set up with a good trail system through most of the property that will accommodate a full size side-by-side.  Power line right of ways provide excellent shooting lanes for long range rifle hunting.  The understory is amazingly open for the avid bow hunters.  Multiple food plots are already planted and utilized by the Whitetail deer and turkey.     This is a bird watching paradise with sightings of a large variety of birds including Bald Eagles.  Beautiful moss rock, in a range of sizes, are located on different areas of the ranch.  The moss rock and flag stone could be a potential revenue source.   Mature hardwoods, including Oak and Hickory, provide a nice canopy and cover for the wildlife and an abundant acorn crop, and grasses for forage.   Deep Branch Creek runs for about One and a half miles and Brushy Creek runs over 1000 feet through the property.  Three Corp overflow half-dams create sizable pools for abundant water supply for wildlife and fishing fun.  The head waters of the deep Branch creek are from over 6 miles of tributaries and several miles of Bushy Creek water basin and its tributaries and underground springs.  The rolling terrain is reminiscent of the foothills of the Ozarks. Once you see it you can not un-see it!!

The outstanding views could be home to a number of  Airbnb  Cabins or subdivided for hunting and  fishing or peaceful getaways. The existing trail system could also be used for Hiking and four-wheeler trails.  There are many recreational opportunities in the area; The Illinois River, very popular for floating, kayaking, and rafting,  is less than a 1/4 mile from the property.  And the Arkansas River is about three miles away.  

For personal use or family reunions.  Hunting, fishing, 4-wheeler trails, hiking, camping – “One of a Kind”.  This might be an “Excellent Real Estate Investment”!

Call Sandy Brock Bahe at 918-470-4710 or Toll Free at 844-WCR-LAND with questions or to view.

Location: 

7 minutes to Gore, OK- Auto services, restaurants, groceries, supplies.

19 minutes to Interstate 40
Within 2 hours of Bentonville, Fayetteville, and Springdale, Arkansas

Fort Smith AR              45 miles

Branson, MS                190 miles

Tulsa, OK                     75 miles

Oklahoma City, OK      142 miles

Kansas City, MS           300 miles

Dallas, TX                    250 miles

Muskogee, OK             30 miles

About Deep Branch “FishBrain blog”

Can you fish in Deep Branch? Deep Branch is a stream near Muskogee. At Gore landing area. The most popular species caught here are White bass, Largemouth bass, and Striped bass. 34 catches are logged on Fishbrain. Please use your best judgement when determining where you can fish, and make sure you follow local regulations.



Climate: TEMPERATURE PRECIPITATION OTHER FACTS WINTER WEATHER

Average Annual: 61 degrees Average

Maximum: 72 degrees Average

Minimum: 49 degrees

Highest: 115 degrees (Sallisaw, August 10, 1936)

Lowest: -19 degrees (Sallisaw, January 18, 1930)

Days of 90 Degrees or Higher: 67

Days of 20 Degrees or Lower: 19

Average Annual: 47.80 inches

Days With Precipitation: 85

Wettest Year: 75.93 inches in 1990

Driest Year: 23.35 inches in 1936

Greatest Daily Rainfall: 6.04 inches (Sallisaw, July 15, 1961)

Average Annual Snowfall: 7.2 inches

Days with snow on ground: 5

Greatest Seasonal Snowfall: 20.2 inches (1977-1978)

Greatest Daily Snowfall: 13.0 inches (Sallisaw, February 19, 1921)

Last Freeze in Spring: April 3

First Freeze in Autumn: November 2

Growing Season: 212 Days