Bowman Real Estate Team

06/20/2026

Off-Grid Living in Southeast Oklahoma

06/20/2026

‼️ FOR SALE ‼️ Cabin Site & 13.7 Acres - Near National Forest

✅ Location: Summerfield, Oklahoma
✅ 13.7 Acres
✅ 1/2 Mile to Ouachita National Forest
✅ Electric Service 1500 Ft
✅ Good Access Road
✅ Private & Secluded Setting
✅ List Price: $4,500/acre
✅ For More Information -- See Link to our website in comments section

- Bob Bowman: (918)-839-4717
- Sarah Bowman: (479)-650-9186

06/18/2026

If you're thinking about building a home or cabin this will give you a lot of great design ideas and inspiration. After seeing this property, I wish I had incorporated the garage door feature into my personal cabin build.

List Price: $485,000Call Bob Bowman at (918)-839-4717 with any qu...

06/16/2026

‼️ FOR SALE ‼️ Off-Grid Home & 74.6 Acres

✅ 60414 Viking Trail; Heavener, OK 74937
✅ Home: 2 Bed/2 Bath - 1590 Ft2 - Built 2025
✅ 74.64 Acres
✅ Water Well
✅ Solar System
✅ Propane Storage Tank
✅ Amazing Views
✅ Lots of Wildlife
✅ Furniture & Appliances Included
✅ More Pictures & Information -- see link in comments
✅ List Price: $485,000

- Bob Bowman: (918)-839-4717
- Sarah Bowman: (479)-650-9186

06/16/2026

‼️FOR SALE‼️Beautiful Wolf Mountain Home - Cavanal HIll Views & Outdoor Kitchen

✅ 32918 Red Haven Rd: Poteau, OK 74953
✅ Wolf Mountain Golf Course Community
✅ 4 Bedrooms/4 Full Bathrooms
✅ Approx. 2800 Ft2 on 0.92 Acres
✅ Outdoor Kitchen & Large Covered Patio Area
✅ Beautiful View of Cavanal
✅ 2 Car Garage +Golf Cart Garage
✅ Built 2016 - Open Split Floor Plan
✅ New Roof 2019
✅ Large Master Bathroom
✅ Private Full Bath in Bedrooms 2 & 3
✅ 15 Feet Vaulted Ceiling with Custom Wood Beams
✅ List Price: $484,999
✅ More Pictures and Info - see our website in comments below
✅ Virtual Tour - see comments below

Bob Bowman: (918)-839-4717
Sarah Bowman: (479)-650-9186

06/14/2026

‼️ UNDER CONTRACT ‼️ Another Nice Country Home & Acreage is Under Contract! Give us a call if you're thinking about selling.

- Bob Bowman: (918)-839-4717
- Sarah Bowman: (479)-650-9186

06/12/2026

‼️ Price Improvement ‼️ Solar Powered Country Home - Shop - Acreage

✅ 39210 Wren Lane; Wister, OK 74966
✅ Home: 2 Bed/1.5 Bath - 1288 Ft2
✅ Shop: 24 ft x 30 ft w/ 10 ft sheds
✅ Nice Solar System
✅ Rain Water Harvesting System
✅ 10 Acres
✅ List Price: $234,000
✅ More Pics & Info -- see link in comments below

- Bob Bowman: (918)-839-4717
- Sarah Bowman: (479)-650-9186

06/10/2026

‼️ FOR SALE ‼️ 20 Acres - 2 Electric Meters - Water Well - Fishing Pond - $85,000

- Bob Bowman: (918)-839-4717
- Sarah Bowman: (479)-650-9186

20 Acres - List Price: $85,000Call Bob Bowman at (918)-839-4717 w...

06/10/2026

‼️ SOLD ‼️ Another one SOLD! If you're thinking about selling give us a call.

- Bob Bowman: (918)-839-4717
- Sarah Bowman: (479)-650-9186

06/08/2026

Was the introduction of Fescue Grass a Contributing Factor to declining Quail and Wild Turkey Populations in Southeastern Oklahoma?

Fescue grass, was introduced into the United States from Europe in the late 1800’s. By the 1970’s, tall fescue had become common in Southeastern Oklahoma pastures, often replacing native prairie grasses such as bluestem and switch grass. Fescue was promoted as a way to extend the grazing season for cattle because of its cool-season growth ability, which is definitely true and a financial benefit for ranchers.

I have often wondered if the introduction of Fescue was one of the contributing factors in the decline of quail and even wild turkey numbers in Southeastern Oklahoma. Fescue creates very dense ground cover which greatly restricts the movement of young chicks and poults to catch insects and also increases predation risks.

My grandparents planted row crops like corn to feed livestock which created ideal conditions for ground nesting birds… very sparse ground cover facilitating movement for chicks and abundant insects that are essential protein for growing quail and turkey. These same fields are now Fescue/Rye Grass dominate fields used for hay production.

Habitat loss definitely plays a role, but I still honestly believe that nest predation is the primary driver behind declining turkey and quail populations. Even in good cover, too many nests are getting wiped out before they ever have a chance. Many research dollars have been poured into this subject, but I am just a common guy just sharing what I have seen with my own eyes.