Spring is right around the corner here in Hochatown, USA (otherwise known as the Beavers Bend | Broken Bow, OK area). And that means it’s time to have another Music Under the Stars event on March 13th, 2010 from 6 to 10 pm. It’ll be a great kick off for Spring Breakers and fun for the whole family as well. We have several performers lined up for the evening including one who plays a saw! Vanilla Gorilla Catering will be there offering tacos, chili, Frito pie as well as coffee and hot chocolate to warm you up while you sit around one of the several fire pits in the audience. Parking and entertainment are FREE FREE FREE so how can you beat that? It’s located in Hochatown Junction Station behind Body Harmony Day Spa. Just look for the signs and listen for the live music. Bring your lawn chairs & blankets and come have some fun under the stars….
Ready for some awesome trout fishing this year? The Oklahoma Wildlife Department will stock six additional loads of trout from January through March in the Mountain Fork River along with the regular scheduled stockings. That’s 40,000 additional trout! One’s chances of filling their stringer just shot up. You can log on to the wildlife department’s website by clicking on the link above for information about the stocking schedules, tips on how to catch trout, fishing licenses / regulations, and other information. If you need a place to stay, remember to browse our broken bow cabins. Call about our winter specials for anglers 580-494-6133.
I’m on my way to go play at Abendigos Restaurant tonight. I get to play my guitar and sing and share a musical experience with the crowd. I have been around the world and must say this is one of THE best restaurants I’ve eaten at. It’s a BYOB, except for the fact that they sell beer & wine coolers. Excellent ambiance as well. The patio is where all the good times roll in the spring/summer/fall months. And Hickory Hill Cabins are located right across Hwy 259 (the main highway thru Hochatown, USA). Convenient if you’ve had too much wine, etc. Come see us soon and experience all this fun!
Saw a bald eagle today while I was trout fishing on the river with my son who is 11. He (the bird) flew a ways down the length of the river away from me and perched on a tree top. We hopped in the truck and drove down a ways where a couple had spotted it also and we borrowed their binoculars to get a closer look. Pretty cool.
The river as well as Broken Bow Lake are known for the bald eagle population especially this time of year. The trout fishing is also great right now and no fighting crowds to get those premium spots. Book a cabin today and come check it out.
Here is a link for more information about bald eagles in Oklahoma. Click on Eagle Viewing Events for specific locations and times for eagle watching in Beaver’s Bend Park.
Comments we hear time and again this time of year are how great it is to spend the holidays here amongst the peace and quiet of the pines. Guests are saying that a fully furnished cabin with everything you need to prepare dinner for a large group is the perfect way to be together. The cabins have plenty of room and if football is not on everyone’s list after eating there is plenty of other things to do like trout fishing, hiking, biking, explore the national forest, deer watching, eagle watching, and the list goes on. Discover this beautiful area for your holiday. There is still time to reserve a room for Christmas or new years or get that early reservation in for next Thanksgiving.
Hunting in McCurtain County can truly be a great experience. With thousands of acres of National Forest to explore, it won’t be hard to find that perfect spot to hang your stand or still hunt and take in some beautiful country. You can navigate the area on an ATV but be sure to check out the rules and regulations on our site. A GPS is almost a must if you plan to go far as there is a lot of territory to cover. If you don’t have access to one, at least take a map.
Everyone thinks of vacationing when the weather is warm and the water is inviting but have you considered the advantages of getting away in the fall?
There is a lot more opportunity for a little seclusion this time of year. The Mountain Fork River, Oklahoma’s only year-round trout stream, can not only be very productive but you can get to that favorite spot and you may just find that you are the only one there. Broken Bow Lake is not just for summer either. You can easily find a boat to rent with discounted rates at Beavers Bend Marina and the lake will truly be yours. Bald Eagles nest in the winter and your chances of spotting one are far greater. The seclusion and quiet when you are the only boat on the lake (it seems) must truly be experienced.
Back on land you will find the local restaurants and business have a little more time to cater to your needs and everyone seems to slow down and have time to chat. Have you tried Body Harmony for a complete out of body experience? It will be easier to get in without an advanced appointment but still call to set one up. There are many more activities indoor and out that are truly enjoyable this time of year. Again, check the activities page.
Wildlife seems to be more active in the fall. One reason for this is the cooler weather that serves as nature’s clock signaling that it’s time to get moving and prepare for winter. Also, the leaves are off the trees and the woods open up with much more visibility. With the foliage gone, the forest gets quieter and footsteps of several deer can be heard more easily. You never know what you will encounter at the back door of you cabin.
Fall and even winter at Beavers Bend is mild enough where the outdoors can be enjoyed and what better time of year when the peace and seclusion can wash over you and let you take in the fullness of what the area has to offer.
This is the perfect time of year to get out and enjoy the Mountain Fork River at Beavers Bend Park. The pics really don’t do the colors justice. When the sun comes out and hits the trees they just light up. Rent a canoe or bring your own and discover the peace that can only come from being outdoors. The river isn’t nearly as crowded this time of year. The stillness and solitude are unmatched.
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