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SPORTSMEN ACRES.

Located in central Mayes County, Sportsmen Acres lies seven miles southeast of Pryor on State Highway 69A. The Mid-America Industrial Complex is located one mile west of Sportsmen Acres. In July 1972 the Sportsmen Acres Development Company incorporated, and the town (the county's youngest) incorporated after only three families completed their residences. In 1980 the population stood at 218 and in 1990 at 181. The 2000 population totaled 340 residents. Sportsmen Acres is primarily a residential town with one business, a convenience store, a town clerk, and one police officer. A church, situated next to the convenience store, is considered outside city limits. In 2010 Sportsmen Acres had 322 residents. The April 2020 census reported 316.

Betty Lou Harper Thomas

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Profiles of America, Vol. 2 (2d ed.; Millerton, N.Y.: Grey House Publishing, Inc., 2003).

Tulsa (Oklahoma) World, 5 December 1976.

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The following (as per The Chicago Manual of Style, 17th edition) is the preferred citation for articles:
Betty Lou Harper Thomas, “Sportsmen Acres,” The Encyclopedia of Oklahoma History and Culture, https://www.okhistory.org/publications/enc/entry?entry=SP014.

Published January 15, 2010
Last updated March 29, 2024

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