KIAMICHI TRAIL

Summer is a great time to scope out a hunting and recreational property to enjoy year round.  We have a large selection of property in many Oklahoma Counties, including land near the Ouachita national Forest.  Pictured below is one of them, 640 Acres with the historic Kiamichi Trail - an old indian trail- running through it!  Here's a little history about the name Kiamichi:

"In the early days the chiefs of the Choctaw Indians were very

zealous to prevent whiskey being brought into the nation. The only

place where it could be obtained was across Red River in Texas, and

the young men of the tribe who were desirous of obtaining fire water

would ride down a well known trail which lead along the river, now

known as Kiamichi, to its mouth, would cross by ferry, or by fording

the river, and obtain their whiskey in Texas. On returning home they

were often met by the LiJtht Horsemen, or Choctaw police, who confiscated

the whiskey and executed judgment by the lash. And  this happened near the mouth of the river. So that the young  choctaws spoke of the place as Kiamichi, "The place where they took my whisky. The name was afterward applied

to the river, and later to the mountain which Banked the river on the south."

(Chronicles of Oklahoma: http://digital.library.okstate.edu/oas/oas_pdf/v09/p87_89.pdf)

                                                         640 Acres For SALE!!!